Discover Your Worth
Reclaim Your Will
Energize Your Body
Manage Your Money
Tame Your Mind
Trust Your Intuition
Accept Your Emotions
Face Your Fears
Illuminate Your Shadow
Embrace Your Sexuality
Awaken Your Heart
Serve Your World
As I was contemplating what to share with you today, the book opened on Zones of Fear under gateway Face Your Fears. Conveniently there is a section that gives instruction for face and head massage that you can do alone or with a partner:
Work gently and slowly along all bone surfaces, pressing deeper where tolerable and softer where more sensitive. Smooth forehead from middle to sides. Press your forefinger between the brows and smooth along the bony ridges. Massage temples, cheekbones, around nose, lips, and chin. Work deeply under the jawbones. Massage external ear, twisting and turning. Vigorously rub scalp.
This intensive body work is designed to clear away the residual tensions associated with past and current fears. It does not make fear go away, only the tension that accompanies it. By eliminating the tension, you'll learn to keep your body relaxed and your mind flexible, so that you can act effectively decisively, and courageously in the face of fear.
I bought this statue recently in a store for TCM supplies.
Each 'hole' represents one acupressure point, each character is the name of the AP point.
Each (vertical) line of holes represents a meridian channel that TCM is based on.
Work gently and slowly along all bone surfaces, pressing deeper where tolerable and softer where more sensitive. Smooth forehead from middle to sides. Press your forefinger between the brows and smooth along the bony ridges. Massage temples, cheekbones, around nose, lips, and chin. Work deeply under the jawbones. Massage external ear, twisting and turning. Vigorously rub scalp.
This intensive body work is designed to clear away the residual tensions associated with past and current fears. It does not make fear go away, only the tension that accompanies it. By eliminating the tension, you'll learn to keep your body relaxed and your mind flexible, so that you can act effectively decisively, and courageously in the face of fear.
Fear of Misunderstanding:
Ears, neck area, and mastoid bone
Worries and Wondering:
Forehead from eyebrows to hairline
Anger:
Eyebrow ridges and space between eyebrows
Prejudices and Judgments:
Eye socket ridges and muscle attachments
Shame:
Cheekbones
Fear of External Control:
Nose
Fear of Being Disappointed:
Lines from base of nose to the mouth
Fear of Being Disgusted:
Mouth, lips, and muscles around the mouth
Fear of Inferiority:
Chin
Fear of Revulsion (sights, smells, circumstances):
Jawbone
Ears, neck area, and mastoid bone
Worries and Wondering:
Forehead from eyebrows to hairline
Anger:
Eyebrow ridges and space between eyebrows
Prejudices and Judgments:
Eye socket ridges and muscle attachments
Shame:
Cheekbones
Fear of External Control:
Nose
Fear of Being Disappointed:
Lines from base of nose to the mouth
Fear of Being Disgusted:
Mouth, lips, and muscles around the mouth
Fear of Inferiority:
Chin
Fear of Revulsion (sights, smells, circumstances):
Jawbone
I bought this statue recently in a store for TCM supplies.Each 'hole' represents one acupressure point, each character is the name of the AP point.
Each (vertical) line of holes represents a meridian channel that TCM is based on.
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