Acupressure Way of Health: Jin Shin Do
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By: Iona Marsaa Teeguarden
Format: Paperback
From: Japan Publications
Pub. Date: February 1978
From: Japan Publications
Pub. Date: February 1978
Product Details:
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 1978-03-15
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 160
Ean: 9780870404214
Isbn: 0870404210
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 1978-03-15
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 160
Ean: 9780870404214
Isbn: 0870404210
ABOUT THE BOOK
EDITORIAL REVIEW
Jin Shin Do was made to make magic in the many. This book presents some basics of the art, in a simple form easily employed by the layperson. For qualified instruction on the details and professional applications of Jin Shin Do(r) Acupressure, seek instruction from an authorized, certificated teacher, who will prominently display the Jin Shin Do symbol. For directory of authorized teachers and registered practitioners throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe, write to the Jin Shin Do Foundation for Bodymind Acupressure, TM P.O. Box 1097, Felton, California 95018 USA.
USER REVIEWS
"I use this book regularly, along with Ms. Teeguarden's others, Complete Guide to Acupressure, and The Joy of Feeling.
This book is an excellent starter; it has clear descriptions of excatly *where* the points are, unlink Michael Reed Gach's books (one of Ms. Teeguarden's former students). The book also starts you off with Strange Flow work, the most powerful acupressure tool.
Since acupressure and traditional chinese medicine isn't about fixing symptoms (Gach's approach), but rather treating the entire system, this is the best ground work I've found."
~ Written on 2006-02-13
This book is an excellent starter; it has clear descriptions of excatly *where* the points are, unlink Michael Reed Gach's books (one of Ms. Teeguarden's former students). The book also starts you off with Strange Flow work, the most powerful acupressure tool.
Since acupressure and traditional chinese medicine isn't about fixing symptoms (Gach's approach), but rather treating the entire system, this is the best ground work I've found."
~ Written on 2006-02-13
"This is actually a class text designed to be used in conjunction with a certified Jin Shin Do practitioner and teacher. With that in mind, yes, it will seem ethereal, or worse, when not taken in conjunction with the class(es). As opposed to working primarily from the ZangFu, Jin Shin Do utilizes the 8 curious Mai; and is another way to help body-workers in dealings of body armoring."
~ Written on 2004-05-05
~ Written on 2004-05-05
"This book is quite esoteric and very theory-based. I was looking more for a book that would assist me in learning to use accupressure rather than understand it's development and philosophy. For anyone interested in a book that is more aimed at treatment, try Acupressure Potent Points: A Guide to Self-Care for Common Ailments by Michael Gach, an excellent resource."
~ Written on 2004-01-29
~ Written on 2004-01-29
"I found this simply written book very usefull. The book begins with conception and introduction of theoretical basis of chinese medicine and accupressure, it continues with tables of locations and way of working on the main acu-points (including self-treatment). At the and of the book author gives us a practical approach to the emotions from the acu-points."
~ Written on 2000-04-05
~ Written on 2000-04-05