Kurs

DVD 1 - The fundamentals of face diagnosis
Introduction in Face reading / Signs and marks on the ear / Signs which develop in pregnancy
The influence of prenatal experiences on the behavior / Birth issues/ Trauma recognition / The topographical face map / Rivers and mountains on the face
DVD 2 - The fundamentals of face diagnosis
The Jing in the facial map, signs of Jing deficiency and of the capacity of Jing / How to deal with Jing / How to interpret the flexibility of the ear / Important signs on the forehead / The Sea of Yin and the Sea of Yang / Nutrition and the Influence on the Qi, how you recognize the right nutrition for you / Practical breathing exercise for creativity and regeneration
DVD 3 -The lines on the face
The meaning of the lines on the face / Signs of Qi blockages on the face / Signs of Liver Qi Stagnation on the face
DVD 4 - The emotinal map
The emotional map / The signs of fire Element on the face / Different emotions on the face: mania, hyperactivity, sadness, grief, bitterness, transformation, skepticism, frustration, annoyance / The pain lines and chronicle pain / The signs of neck problems on the face
DVD 5 - The five elements
The five Elements fire, earth, metal, wood and water on the face and the status of the organs

Facial Diagnosis
gives specific information about the internal physiological functioning. Participants will learn about: the markings that show Jing and Qi; the information contained in the Facial Maps; and the diagnostic meanings of unusual coloration. In addition, they will learn to interpret markers for specific diseases; recognize how issues and patterns contribute to disease and will be given some recommended treatments. Participants will gain valuable diagnostic tools for immediate use in their clinics.

Facial Diagnosis
gives specific information about the internal physiological functioning. Participants will learn about: the markings that show Jing and Qi; the information contained in the Facial Maps; and the diagnostic meanings of unusual coloration. In addition, they will learn to interpret markers for specific diseases; recognize how issues and patterns contribute to disease and will be given some recommended treatments. Participants will gain valuable diagnostic tools for immediate use in their clinics.

The Alchemy of the Spirit for Rejuvenation and Longevity
The ancient Taoists were on a perpetual hunt for the magical Elixir of Immortality,
believing it to be a concoction that they made from a series of sacred ingredients that
they ingested. Unfortunately, it usuallly caused their early demise instead. Imagine,
though, that these ingredients were instead a code that could be interpreted as
behavioral metaphors. This means that by living in certain ways, aging could be
forestalled and longevity insured. From the face, there are numerous clues about how
each person needs to live that enhances their health both physicallz and mentally and
maximizes their longevity. These signs include measurements of the Three Treasures -
the Jing, Qi and Shen and important information about the flow and meeting points of
these have been found to help people rejuvenate from my practice. Most
important, participants will be given insight into the activation of the spirit - the
alchemical process that occurs from the meeting of the the cosmic and earth energies in
the crucible of the human heart.

The face is a valuable source of information regarding signs of health and illness, personality and character along with markings that signify psychological issues and patterns. This workshop is designed to teach practitioners how to recognize and utilize these markings, colors and shapes to diagnose disease and achieve some recognition of the underlying personality traits and emotional issues that can be understood to facilitate the healing process. Participants will discover that face reading is a valuable tool for diagnostic purposes that will validate symptoms and assist in finding the best treatment options for the patient.

The word “Tao” is often translated as “the Way”, but the most ancient pictogram of the word is “a Face Running along a Path”. This implies that there is an original face, most often understood as the combination of Jing from the physical constitution, the inherited talents, abilities, interests and desires along with the Jing of the spirit, all of which can be seen on the face. And, if you know who you are, you can determine where you are supposed to go and what you are supposed to do with your life. This workshop will discuss the meaning of the various signs of Jing on the face and explore how Jing is meant to be accessed, activated and utilized through the Extraordinary Meridians, which may be the conduits for Jing transfer. Combined with personality and life experiences, the Jing becomes the fuel for the run that leads you to your Golden Path - a Taoist metaphor for an inner alchemical process that leads to an outer manifestation of your destiny or Ming.

Facial Diagnosis – The face is a map of life experience and a blueprint for the body’s
functions. The areas of the face correspond to the organs of the body and give access to
signs of Jing, Qi, Shen and the functioning of the Wei Qi. From the facial markings and
features, you can also assess personality traits, signs of disease, and discover the
underlying psychological and emotional issues affecting health.

Feng Shui is based on ancient Taoist beliefs about nature and a human being’s place within
it. The primary purpose of Feng Shui is to align people with their environment to maximize
health and well-being. As in Chinese Medicine, qi is the most important concept. Qi can be
found in all living things and is read and analyzed so that a person can adapt and access the
helpful qi and avoid harmful qi. Feng Shui literally means the “shady side of the hill” which
implies a sunny side or the concept of yin and yang. It has since been known to mean “the
way of wind and water” also indicating the need to be aware of these primary forces in the
world. Qi can also be divided into the three zones of heaven, human and earth and the
vibrational families of the five elements. All of these aspects need to be balanced for health
and healing to occur. When individuals are suffering from poor health or disease, it is
extremely important to evaluate the conditions of their homes and offices. Making changes in
the flow of qi, involving the healing power of color and incorporating personal symbolism can
all improve an individual’s emotional, psychological and physical health. It is also vital for
practitioners to become aware of the feng shui of their clinics and treatment rooms to
facilitate the healing process. In this workshop, students will learn the fundamental principles
of Feng Shui from the ancient Form School tradition and how to apply them in medical
settings as well as for the purpose of counseling patients about the use of Feng Shui in their
home and office environments.
Creating healing environments helps to eliminate the “band aid effect” of treatment where the
progress gained in the clinic is lost upon the patient’s return home. Incorporating Feng Shui
into the healing process ensures that patient’s and practitioners harness the most positive
elements of the natural world.

“Tao” is translated as “A Face on the Road”. This means that each person has an original
face and a path to travel. One of the primary purposes of Chinese Medicine was to ensure
that people lived long enough and well enough to complete their life purpose. According to
the Ancient Taoist acupuncturists, the spirit or essence of each person was created by a
combination of Ling, particles of Cosmological Qi combined with the Qi of the Earth and the
physical endowment of the ancestors – creating Jing. Longevity is dependent on the amount
of Jing a person is born with and how it is used over a lifetime. There are techniques in
Chinese Medicine that preserve Jing and manage the usage in a measured way. The facial
map shows the amount of original jing, how much has been used and how much is left in
reserve. The face also shows reservoirs of extra jing, the Sea of Yin and Sea of Yang that
can be accessed. In addition, there are clues about the best ways of making Qi and Blood to
buffer the overuse of Jing.
As acupuncturists, prenatal preparation and postnatal care can influence the amount and
quality of jing of future generations. Signs of strong and deficient jing will be explored as well
as causes of jing overusage. Jing can be accessed and supported by working with the Eight
Extraordinary Meridians. These ancient and mysterious meridians are not well understood,
yet may hold the potential key to rejuvenation. Participants will learn the acupuncture points
that support jing, specifically on the Ren and Du channels of the face. Other corollary point
combinations of the face and body will be given that help lift Qi.
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture is about much more than looking beautiful or appearing
younger. It is about reclaiming the original face (who you really are), accessing extra jing and
restoring qi by releasing emotional trauma and criticism, which is held as internal fire and
wind, which are behavioral patterns of Shen disturbance. These pockets of trapped wind and
fire contribute to numerous health conditions and diseases, mental health problems and
dysfunctional lifestyles and can possibly be released by incorporating the use of the Ghost
Points. Ghost points were once used as a form of exorcism by disembodied spirits. However,
they can be seen instead as a way of freeing toxic emotions and thoughts that “haunt” us
through our lives. Possession then, can be seen as a function of powerful emotions unable to
be released because of societal constraints and because we just don’t recognize our own
demons or patterns. We then act out in ways through our personality, our emotions and our
behavior that overuse jing and keep us from our true path. Balanced Shen expression along
with acupuncture release techniques and lifestyle advice including herbs and food, breathing
and movement and creativity will all lead to rejuvenation, longevity and potentially immortality
- living long enough.

In order to create a personality profile, it is necessary to understand how to combine traits on the face. Individual traits can be amplified by corollary traits shown in other features, making these traits very powerful. However, the most difficult aspect of face reading involves combining opposing traits. It is necessary to evaluate specific features in comparison to their opposites. This course will teach participants to recognize and understand the features and their meanings in combination so that the true personality is revealed. This will be an interactive workshop involving the participants so that the complexity of personality profiling can be better understand on a personal and professional level.

Das Gesicht ist eine Blaupause der inneren Körperfunktionen. In diesem Seminar wird gezeigt, wie die Gesichtsareale den entsprechenden Körperorganen zugeordnet werden. Die Teilnehmer lernen, sowohl die Zeichen von Qi im Gesicht zu erkennen als auch die Gesichtsfarbe zu bewerten, um damit zu einer Diagnose zu kommen.

In diesem Seminar lernen die Teilnehmer, Krankheitsanzeichen im Gesicht zu erkennen. Besondere Aufmerksamkeit gilt den versteckten Zeichen des Schmerzes und dem Verständnis der Merkmale, die zu einer Krankheit beitragen und eine Heilung verhindern.

Dieser Workshop legt besonderes Gewicht auf das Gesicht und die Informationen, die es über Krankheit und Persönlichkeit enthüllt. Wir betrachten die Landkarte des Gesichtes sowie dessen Mosaik und die Merkmale der fünf Wandlungsphasen. Es werden die verschiedenen Manifestationen von Shen im Gesicht bewertet und detailliert die psychologischen und emotionalen Krankheitsmechanismen besprochen.