The Energy Channels for the Spring or Wind Energies

The Energy Channels for the Spring or Wind Energies

When scientists first began to look at these they could find no continuous thread of physiology flowing through the body where the meridian could be located and so they gave up on finding a common cause for the lines of the meridians.  Instead the energy channels flow in the fascia which runs around muscles, tendons an organs.  The fascia is almost complete in the body and joins up every part of the body.  The fascia is used in The Bowen technique, Rolfing and in many forms of massage which include the use of the connective tissue.

The long flows of the meridians which run from the feet or hands and up to the head easily flow in the fascia tissue.  There is no continuous structure for the flow of the meridians but a series of interconnected fascial structures within the body.  Tom Myers (1997) believed that the fascia was a form of anatomy trains flowing within and throughout the body as the connective tissues become aligned.  It is within these connective tissues that the human stores memories they do not like and also allows the memories they do like to easily flow.  As the channels become more restricted with old memories within them the energy flows become slower or can even stop altogether.

The meridians do indeed carry memories within them.  These meridians can become restricted if the person refuses to let the memories be released and instead chooses to hang onto them.  this could happen for years in one lifetime or even for many lifetimes, as old memories are woken up during each life we life on the earth.

Some muscles contain more than one meridian but these are like the white layers within the orange and the deep layers contain one meridian and the superficial layers contain another meridian.  All of the meridians are the superficial channel carrying energies or memories from the feet and hands up to the head.  The use of acupuncture or muscle work is in effect to loosen the memories and allow them to flow upwards to the head for processing and healing.