>>10974096Well, I don't believe I know the 'full scope' of anything, really, so tht would be a negative.
However, I understand it enough to know the polar optics of it, such as hot/cold; sweet/sour; dark/light/; good/evil; pleasure/pain...everything in a balance.
About age 19, I bought this book on St. Mark's Place called "HEALING OURSELVES", by Naboru Muramato.
It proved to be a valuable delve into the principles of oriental medicine AND health, the balancing of all bodily functions.
On an *other* note, through the years I have come to see *every* experience as a chance to learn from it, no matter how disturbing it might be.
>Do you understand the full scope of what the yin yang symbol means? Just curious, just esoteric hypotheticalsEsoterically speaking, once again, I suspect I have much to learn.
When you posted the divine masculine-divine feminine graphics the other day, it gave me the opportunity to relook at this, because, quite frankly, although I am aware of this, and understand it as it may apply to me, I have never studied it to any respectable depth.
>"THE SUBTLE BODY", by Cyndi Dale, has been a favorite for years. I highly recommend it.It covers just about everything you are probably familiar with.
This website I just found gives an overview of some of the many topics, such as energy fields; channels of light; chakras; and, of course, anatomy, including nervous system, it's healing points; zone therapy...
...really, too much to mention.
https://content.soundstrue.com/subtle-bodyWas there something in particular you weree leaning towards? That might be an easier approach.]
