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What Are The Tao, Yin/Yang & Qi Energy?!

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☯️ In this week's episode, Ben asks Gabriella some seriously infuriating questions about the concepts of the Tao, Yin/Yang, and Qi Energy, which form the philosophical background of acupuncture. Gabriella explains that the Tao is indescribable, quoting Lao Tzu's assertion that the eternal Tao cannot be fully understood by humans. The discussion then moves to Yin/Yang, where they explore the concept of complementary opposites and balance in various aspects of life.

The conversation then shifts to Qi Energy, with Gabriella explaining its role in acupuncture, its various sources, and the difficulty in proving its existence by Western scientific standards. The meridian system is introduced, illustrating how Qi flows through the body along these pathways, affecting different organs and functions. The episode concludes with a summary of the significance of the Tao, Yin/Yang, and Qi Energy in the practice of Five Element Acupuncture, highlighting the importance of viewing the body as a microcosm of the macrocosm and the benefits of balancing energies for overall well-being.

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☯️ In this week's episode, Ben asks Gabriella some seriously infuriating questions about the concepts of the Tao, Yin/Yang, and Qi Energy, which form the philosophical background of acupuncture. Gabriella explains that the Tao is indescribable, quoting Lao Tzu's assertion that the eternal Tao cannot be fully understood by humans. The discussion then moves to Yin/Yang, where they explore the concept of complementary opposites and balance in various aspects of life.

The conversation then shifts to Qi Energy, with Gabriella explaining its role in acupuncture, its various sources, and the difficulty in proving its existence by Western scientific standards. The meridian system is introduced, illustrating how Qi flows through the body along these pathways, affecting different organs and functions. The episode concludes with a summary of the significance of the Tao, Yin/Yang, and Qi Energy in the practice of Five Element Acupuncture, highlighting the importance of viewing the body as a microcosm of the macrocosm and the benefits of balancing energies for overall well-being.

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