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This book presents the meridian courses as outlined by Sensei Shizuto Masunaga in his 1970 meridian charts. It models the flow of meridian energy from the body's center to the periphery, excluding meridians on the sides and back that do not traverse the center. The depictions of meridian pathways consist of two parts: the main text detailing the pathways and contrasting sections that provide anatomical explanations, practical orientations, and typical deviations. Differences from Masunaga's original charts are noted and described. While the core of this Atlas focuses on the meridian pathways, it also includes a chapter discussing the nature of meridians and another on basic principles for working with them. The introductory chapter offers clear descriptions and objective guidelines alongside a compassionate interpretation of subjective experiences. Shiatsu students will find the detailed illustrations of Zen Shiatsu meridians invaluable, while practitioners will be reminded that their own energy plays a crucial role in connecting with their clients, making their experience with the meridians a vital aspect of the healing process.
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Atlas of Shiatsu ; the meridians of Zen Shiatsu, Wilfried Rappenecker
- Langue
- Année de publication
- 2014
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- Titre
- Atlas of Shiatsu ; the meridians of Zen Shiatsu
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Wilfried Rappenecker
- Éditeur
- Complementary Medicine Press
- Publié
- 2014
- ISBN10
- 0967303478
- ISBN13
- 9780967303475
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Santé & Médecine
- Description
- This book presents the meridian courses as outlined by Sensei Shizuto Masunaga in his 1970 meridian charts. It models the flow of meridian energy from the body's center to the periphery, excluding meridians on the sides and back that do not traverse the center. The depictions of meridian pathways consist of two parts: the main text detailing the pathways and contrasting sections that provide anatomical explanations, practical orientations, and typical deviations. Differences from Masunaga's original charts are noted and described. While the core of this Atlas focuses on the meridian pathways, it also includes a chapter discussing the nature of meridians and another on basic principles for working with them. The introductory chapter offers clear descriptions and objective guidelines alongside a compassionate interpretation of subjective experiences. Shiatsu students will find the detailed illustrations of Zen Shiatsu meridians invaluable, while practitioners will be reminded that their own energy plays a crucial role in connecting with their clients, making their experience with the meridians a vital aspect of the healing process.