RE: Meridians
Aragorn I've PM'd you
Sharonx
RE: Meridians
Hello!
Thanks everyone for your replies! This has made it a bit easier to understand, but i think i'll have to do some more research to get my head around it more! 😉
I bought Inge Dougans 'Completed illustrated guide to reflexology', but being new to reflexology i found the sections on meridians not so easy to understand. But yesterday i bought another book by Inge Dougans 'Reflexology' (the 5 elements and their 12 meridians, a unique approach) and i feel this is clearer.
Can anyone tell me what K1 is?
I've only had one experience since i've started my case studies, i was working on the bladder and my client had a sudden urge to go toilet! This supprised me quite a bit! Also (not me) a friend at college was performing a link and her finger was shaking uncontrollably. Although i have no experience with being able to sense a painful area, hopfully this will come with practise!
lisa x
RE: Meridians
K1 is the start of the kidney meridian found on the reflexology point of the solar plexus.
pressing someone's bladder reflex during a treatment, if the bladder is full, is quite likely going to make them want a wee!
shaking during linking... usually indicates an imbalance and one should try to remain with the link until the shaking subsides and /or the pulse between the holding digits (usually thumbs and/ or 3rd finger) feels the same.
do you know what link she was doing?
RE: Meridians
Thanks for letting me know what K1 is
No, unfortunatly i didn't see which link she was using. When performing links, i've often been told that the client can feel a strong pulse, does this mean the client is balanced in this area? or does is not have a meaning?
Lisa x