Channels of Energy Flow: An Anatomy Lesson
There are numerous examples of channels of energy flow in the body, the gastrointestinal(GI) system, blood vessels, the urinary tract, the reproductive system, the nervous system
Think about it, without bias and with fresh eyes
The GI system is merely a long tube that runs from the mouth to the other end; blood vessels are long channels of a tubular network, both on the venous and arterial sides, the heart being an expanded tube
The urinary system, although seemingly complex at the kidney level, is actually a series of tubes called nephrons that link with another tube, the collecting system which expands into a storage area we call the bladder, that then makes its way out to the body surface through a tube we call the urethra
In all of these examples the channels serve as conduits for, yes, blood, urine, and food that eventually is eliminated as stool But can we simply reframe blood, urine and food that is from another view, energy?
Food is energy, correct? The same can be said for blood and urine, correct?
So these channels are energy channels as well With me so far?
So what happens if I excessively consume the hot quality in the form of hot chiles, cayenne, horseradish, and tomatoes? Eventually the hot quality shows up in the GI channel experienced as acid indigestion(heartburn) and diarrhea
This hot quality is now seen in other channels such as the blood channel and urinary channels Then I begin sensing the hot quality in the blood channel as fever or feeling hot In the urinary channel I sense burning on urination, frequency and urgency of urination, and a doctor may diagnose that I have a urinary tract infection
But I don't have a UTI, I'm just expressing the hot quality in my urinary tract!
The energy science medical model gives doctors another dimension in understanding dis-ease and can be quite enlightening
Until tomorrow To health as a Skill Love DrBill
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