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QI GONG FIRE ELEMENT POSITION


TRIGRAM LI AN ACTION
MOVEMENT OF TAI CHI CHUAN
PUSH AN
The picture is pushing. The two lines of the trigram yang speak of two emission impacts with force.
Moving arms thrust attitude helps to release chi through cavities in the palms (LAO GONG), which coincide with the acupuncture point Pericardium 8.
This action can unblock the stalemate in the CHI, promoting a sense of comfort in the chest, which alleviates the feeling oppressive.
alignment with this trigram can drain the fire that stagnates in the chest in the absence of happiness or joy and improves blood circulation, it mobilizes to ZHONG CHI, energy medicine in China is associated with cardiorespiratory function.
The ZHONG CHI is the name you know the energy that drives the heart muscle pumping and inspiring to air oxygen. For this function is carried out harmoniously, the chest must be descontracturar and joints of the sternum with ribs sufficiently elastic, so it is said that this energy or capacity is enshrined in the cavity called a CHANG ZHONG located in the middle of the chest between the nipples. AN movement joints stretch and the sterno-costal as well as improving the functions of the heart and lungs.
The fire element in Chinese medicine, is associated with blood vessels, blood circulation y la correcta irrigacion del cerebro.
Los antiguos decian que el fuego representaba la conciencia y esta se alojaba en el corazon.
Controlar el fuego es tambien controlar la mente y el estado de animo. Al faltar equilibrio en este elemento , aparece la sensibilidad exagerada y la hipermotividad.
Tambien el sistema neurovegetativo es asociado con el fuego, la transpiración profusa , palmar o plantar , frente a un examen o a situación nueva y las distonias neurovegetativas, como la necesidad de orinar seguido ,el sentirse incomodo en lugares pequeños, etc .
La direccion de este trigrama es el este ,la accion de este trigrama sirve entre otras cosas para aclarar la mente.

From Book: "Tai Chi Chuan Transformation and Change for the welfare" by Prof. Mario Schwarz