For work with the exercisers for consciousness.
1. Position of fingers on EFC.
2. Position of palms on EFC.
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN FINGERS AND INTERNAL ORGANS!
In traditional Chinese medicine, meridians are described as channels connecting different areas of the body and associated with particular internal organs. Within this system, the fingers are also linked with specific meridians and organ systems.
The connection between the fingers, meridians and internal organs is an established part of traditional Chinese medicine and is used in a variety of traditional practices.
What is each finger associated with?
1. The first (thumb) is the brain;
2. The second (index finger) is the stomach;
3. The third (middle finger) is the intestine;
4. The fourth (ring finger) is the liver;
5. The fifth (little finger) is the heart.
Within this traditional system, hand positions are used to connect the meridians of the fingers and toes with the corresponding organs.
In traditional Eastern medicine, the hands and feet are viewed as being connected with organs, glands and other body systems through meridians, or energy pathways. Modern scientific research has explored various physiological effects associated with practices based on these traditional concepts, although the meridian system itself remains part of the traditional theoretical framework.
The human body has natural mechanisms of self-regulation and recovery.