La Fase o Elemento Tierra taoísta representa la transición entre las estaciones pero también cuando aparece ese calor inusual llamado “veranillo del membrillo”, “verano de San Martín”, “verano de San Miguel” etc. Durante esta estación aparecen las frutas más dulces como las uvas y aunque los días se hacen más …
La descripción de una anatomía energética detallada formada por canales de distribución de la energía aparece en varias medicinas y tradiciones antiguas en Oriente. En el Ayurveda se habla de Nadis como los canales por los que circula prana y que gracias a ellos se gesta la materia (5 Elementos) …
During winter, we are governed by the element of WATER. When in balance, this element promotes calm, inner peace and introspection, but when out of balance it can lead to anxiety (excess) or fear (deficiency). It enhances qualities such as willpower, wisdom and contentment, whilst eliminating the toxins accumulated during the months of …
Whether we maintain or lose our health depends on many factors. Among these, we know that the type of sport or physical activity we do, our diet and our lifestyle have a significant influence. Another factor that Eastern medicine takes into account is the seasons. Each season brings its own climatic conditions …
As the saying goes, spring stirs the blood, and there must be a reason for that. The days are getting longer, it’s getting warmer, animals are breeding, plants are sprouting and many of them are flowering, fruit is beginning to appear in abundance, and so on. In Chinese medicine, spring is the season of …