THE SPLEEN – EMOTIONS
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Chinese Medicine is not just a medical system developed over thousands of years, it teaches the art of living a healthy, balanced life. Important aspects of this lifestyle are living in harmony with the natural world, changing lifestyle habits according to the seasons, and striving for balance with our emotions, between work and play, as well as between physical, mental and spiritual activities.
The Spleen is a very important organ in Chinese Medicine. A lot of people think of the Spleen the way it is seen in Western medicine, which is; as part of the immune system, responsible for the production of white blood cells (lymphocytes) as well as the removal of old red blood cells. The Spleen (a Yin organ) in Chinese Medicine is paired with the Stomach (a Yang organ), and both are the main organs of digestion for the body. The difference is that they not only digest food and drink, they are also responsible for processing stimulus and information – everything that comes into the body through our sense organs. This makes this pair of organs very important indeed.
This sheet gives information about
The Spleen in Chinese Medicine – Emotions
This sheet focusses on the emotional aspect of the Spleen. The emotions associated with the Spleen are worry and over thinking.
This sheet includes:
• A description of the Spleen and its associated emotions – worry and over thinking in Chinese Medicine
• A description of the Spleen according to 5 Element Theory in Chinese Medicine
• A list of symptoms that point to the Spleen out of balance emotionally
• A list of behaviours and activities that will help to process these emotions and release them bringing the Spleen back into balance and harmony.
This sheet is one of several about the Spleen in Chinese Medicine – specifically about the Spleen’s emotional aspect and how an imbalance in the emotions can lead to disharmony and disease. There are many sheets dedicated to different aspects of each of the organs in Chinese Medicine. They are available individually or as a set.
This is a one page document, and is downloaded as a PDF.
**This purchase will allow you to download one copy, up to ten times for three months from the date of purchase, and it is for personal use only. Any reproductions for sale or profit are strictly prohibited. All content is the property of Chinese Medicine Living LLC.**
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ARE YOU A PRACTITIONER?
PLEASE SEE OUR PRO SHOP -> CLICK HERE TO BUY THIS SHEET FOR YOUR PRACTICE.
Chinese Medicine is not just a medical system developed over thousands of years, it teaches the art of living a healthy, balanced life. Important aspects of this lifestyle are living in harmony with the natural world, changing lifestyle habits according to the seasons, and striving for balance with our emotions, between work and play, as well as between physical, mental and spiritual activities.
The Spleen is a very important organ in Chinese Medicine. A lot of people think of the Spleen the way it is seen in Western medicine, which is; as part of the immune system, responsible for the production of white blood cells (lymphocytes) as well as the removal of old red blood cells. The Spleen (a Yin organ) in Chinese Medicine is paired with the Stomach (a Yang organ), and both are the main organs of digestion for the body. The difference is that they not only digest food and drink, they are also responsible for processing stimulus and information – everything that comes into the body through our sense organs. This makes this pair of organs very important indeed.
This sheet gives information about
The Spleen in Chinese Medicine – Emotions
This sheet focusses on the emotional aspect of the Spleen. The emotions associated with the Spleen are worry and over thinking.
This sheet includes:
• A description of the Spleen and its associated emotions – worry and over thinking in Chinese Medicine
• A description of the Spleen according to 5 Element Theory in Chinese Medicine
• A list of symptoms that point to the Spleen out of balance emotionally
• A list of behaviours and activities that will help to process these emotions and release them bringing the Spleen back into balance and harmony.
This sheet is one of several about the Spleen in Chinese Medicine – specifically about the Spleen’s emotional aspect and how an imbalance in the emotions can lead to disharmony and disease. There are many sheets dedicated to different aspects of each of the organs in Chinese Medicine. They are available individually or as a set.
This is a one page document, and is downloaded as a PDF.
**This purchase will allow you to download one copy, up to ten times for three months from the date of purchase, and it is for personal use only. Any reproductions for sale or profit are strictly prohibited. All content is the property of Chinese Medicine Living LLC.**
Sasha –
After suffering from digestive problems for years an acupuncturist told me I had problems with my spleen. After working with her I am so much better. I realize I had been worrying about everything and it was really affecting my digestion. So thankful for this info.