The Touch of Healing

August 27, 2010

I am using essential oils daily and had a couple of successful external

applications lately. Sacred incense stopped my older son's gum bleeding

and reduced my younger son's knee swelling. He climbed up to a shelf and

attempted to jump to a table, but fell down from the table - young boys' idea of

having fun, ahhhh.... Di-Gize blend of oils (tarragon, ginger, peppermint,

juniper, fennel, lemongrass, anise, and patchouli) helped my older son's

indigestion problem. The amount of indigested food particles has been reduced.

To use the oils externally in an effective manner, I want to find some info to

understand which touch points of the body can generate more healing effects, and

found these books:

" The Touch of Healing: energizing the body, mind, and spirit with Jin Shin

Jyutsu " written by Alice Burmeister

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And, " Practical Jin Shin Jyutsu: energize your body, mind, and spirit the

traditional Japanese Way " written by the same author:

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Has anyone tried Jin Shin Jyutsu and can share the experience, or comment on the

books?

My son's recent facial tics, eye tics, verbal tics, and diarrhea has one-by-one

subsided, as we remove or reduce supplements and introduce more healing foods.

He is however still very hyperactive. I want to find some effective massage

methods or touch points for applying essential oils to calm his nerves and help

his focus.

Limin

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