EAV Workshop Part 2

[00:00:00]and Dr. Archa Dubai Madam Archa Dubai Madame is the co-author of many of our samstan TCM books. She was associated very closely with the late Shri Matap Prasad Kimaji who was the author of 24 treaties of all TCM you know publications by our samstan. She is highly professor Arjan Dubai is highly knowledgeable and you know it is like hearing from the strike from the horse's mouth. She will give such a wonderful clarity on diagnosis because friends half the battle is won if your diagnosis is correct. You can hit the nail on the head. No beating around the bush if you are good with diagnosis. Anybody can attend this class from first to any other semester and especially for therapist it will be extremely useful. You become an good expert in diagnosis.

[00:01:10]That's why we have kept this and Archa Dub madam lives in Allahabad specially for this purpose she has flown to Bangalore and not only that it you know we have made it uh usually these kind of programs cost too much of at least some 15,000 10,000 like that people will keep but for to you know get access easily we made it only 3,000 rupees inclusive of everything tuition fees you know PDF lunch refreshment including everything at a very low cost you are kept so kindly make use of this opportunity and attend it you will not regret it and with this I know I'll request our Radhami madam to kindly take charge and continue this session thank you madam >> thank you for opportunity Raindra G we are also we are really >> day by day by day every session you are showing tremendous improvement really honestly keep it up madam you have a lot of patience also slowly slowly I mean you are without losing your calm you are explaining please keep it up all the best >> thank you G for the support this is the uh first few sessions I'm taking it on these subjects So thanks to Raindra's confidence um I got to do this. Um so let's start the session with a a prayer. Let's uh close join our hands in the namaskar mudra with a beautiful smile on your face.

[00:02:58]This smile is for yourself.

[00:03:04]Let's bring our attention to aa chakra.

[00:03:11]Visualizing your parents.

[00:03:13]Tell their name however you call them.

[00:03:17]Visualizing your guru.

[00:03:21]Visualizing your let's say our gratitude, thanks and namaskar to them.

[00:03:36]Let's observe our breath. It may be from your naval area that is lower abdomen or middle area from your chest or your upper part or at your nose or if you can through the whole body. Observe your breath with a beautiful smile on your face.

[00:04:09]This body is given by your parents and we are living in the air.

[00:04:26]Take a deep breath.

[00:04:43]I completely love and accept myself as I am.

[00:04:49]With a beautiful smile, tell yourself, I accept myself as I am.

[00:04:58]I completely love and accept myself as I am.

[00:05:08]Bring your attention to your namaskcara mudra. Open your hands as into a kamala mudra.

[00:05:18]Gently open your eyes on your kamala mudra.

[00:05:24]Let's give a good hug to ourselves.

[00:05:27]>> I completely love and accept myself as I am. I completely love and accept myself as I am. I completely love and accept myself as I am. With this, welcome to the session.

[00:05:46]The reason that we are smiling and accepting ourselves is important part of being a therapist.

[00:05:58]People are coming to us with their problems.

[00:06:04]They should have trust in us.

[00:06:08]Right? Our energy should give them trust.

[00:06:15]As I told earlier, raising the lips is a physical way of showing the happiness within us and it is contagious and it makes the emotional part automatically.

[00:06:27]And then we did two more things today.

[00:06:30]One is kamala mudra. This kamala mudra we join your hands like this. This kamala mudra basically brings the smile in people automatically. Even though people are not smiling, it will smile. You can just test with them. The third thing is as a therapist though we are therapist we also are human being we also have health problems right. So we also need the problem comes from the mind and we also need to accept whatever we are basically we need to show confidence that confidence will come by basically accepting as we are. And this is the way to accept as we are the easiest simplest way. So with us we are learning this EAV to become a good therapist. Learning this beautiful technology given by Dr. W.

[00:07:28]So coming to the topic today we will learn about the basics of all the nine uh eight eav meridian I orbit meridian it will be a separate one we will do it later. Okay, the basics we will be doing of all the eight meridians.

[00:07:46]So we will revise basically what we did yesterday.

[00:07:51]What is EAV?

[00:07:58]It is electro electro acupressure.

[00:08:03]>> Yes, electroacupuncture according to all. But though it is acupuncture, we use it for acupressure also.

[00:08:11]Right. It is very very valuable treatment even for acupressure. So how do we treat using EAV pressure seeds magnets whatever however we do all the uh normal TCM we do the same thing. Okay. And then who gave this?

[00:08:37]Dr. Renard W from Germany. And he was also a normal alopath.

[00:08:44]Because of his curiosity, he also as a preventive medicine and also in terms of curing himself, he learned acupuncture.

[00:08:53]And then the questions arised. Why? Why?

[00:08:58]Why? Why? How? And that led him to and also to prove to his friends and everyone to himself why to answer his question. He used a machine called Dermatron. That's an electrical machine which used resistance, voltage and current to diagnose and treat.

[00:09:26]So for that he has through that he was able to identify the energy in various points acupoints and nonacupoints.

[00:09:38]He was able to identify that is a difference between acupoints and nonacupoints right and then he went on to measure using that he used very very very small micro voltage so it's not big but it is significant so it will not do any damage or we need not worry about oh electricity we already have electricity in the forms of uh nerves conducts electricity. So he used this electrical equipment to identify, measure, diagnose and treat using the acupoints and then he developed a method. He identified why only few of the things are used that is fingers and toes are used why not the other then he was able to identify there are more meridians there are more points even in the normal TCM meridian there are more points so he was able to give us in the normal TCM meridian he redefined those rearranged those and gave more points.

[00:11:04]And while giving more points, how did he introduced more points? Like heart has how many points in TCM?

[00:11:14]>> Nine.

[00:11:14]>> Nine.

[00:11:15]>> Okay. And then he gave more points. How did he introduce those points? So between H 9 and H8, he added more points. How? He didn't change H9 and H8.

[00:11:31]He added by adding hyphen 1, hyphen 2, hyphen 3 or used hyphen A, hyphen B like that.

[00:11:40]So his modification of normal TCM point is given in um trace [clears throat] 4. And how did he modify those? He called uh paricardium meridian as a circulation meridian.

[00:12:01]Okay. He called the spleen meridian on the right side as a pancreatic meridian.

[00:12:09]So spleen meridian on the left side is called a spleen meridian and the right side it is called a pancreatic meridian.

[00:12:18]It is identified by PN. So if you open your tra 4 it will be identified as PN then he identified the TWW meridian as an endocrine meridian.

[00:12:38]So and then that way he was able to identify the meridians in terms of anatomy physiology of the body.

[00:12:52]Like yesterday we understood or revised the body consist of the physical framework that is the skeletal structure over which there is a muscle tissue.

[00:13:08]Inside there are organs and their connections and every system or organ organ has the physical part and then the nutrition is supplied by the blood vessels. So the blood circulation part of it and then its functioning and its control or managed by the nerve innervations.

[00:13:31]So he gave us and then there is a covering right. So he gave us eight more meridians identifying these parts of it other than the 12 meridians and two vessels that TCM gave and he redefined them. Other than that he gave us four more eight more meridians. Four in the fingers four in the foot and those four meridian eight meridians he identified in a certain order.

[00:14:06]That order is based on how the diseases develop and the idea of how the diseases develop is really making our mind to understand how we treat them also. What is the basis of disease that he gave us?

[00:14:26]What is the basis of the disease?

[00:14:32]uh story of the disease tumerical phase and cellular phase >> excretion that is the basis that is the basis excretion okay the first thing is excretion that's why in the morning if you have learned the biological clock 5 to 7 is a large intestine elimination time right we have to help our children or everyone to get up early in the morning use this time and get cleansed. But stool is one way of cleansing. Right? Our body has many holes, many ways. Even the skin pores are there through which also the body is cleansing. And food and that we the air we breathe has waste. The body sends it out. But there are other ways cellular waste because every organ has everything in the body has a lifetime after which it generates it becomes it gets disintegrated and then the body pushes it out. Same way there are phases of like body tries to um fight with external disturbances or internal disturbances. In that process also there are waste that is coming out.

[00:15:54]So the body pushes it out by various means through all the holes through the um skins also. So as part of our daily routine we have to make sure not only we eliminate properly we cleanse all the body holes. There are various ways.

[00:16:14]Okay. So the the why I am telling this is because excretion is the first thing Dr. W identifies in his hummeral phase.

[00:16:24]Hummeral phase has three parts to it.

[00:16:27]The first part he identifies with excretion and who does this job wonderfully lymphatic system.

[00:16:41]and he gave us one meridian for the lymphatic system and he paired it with the lungs meridian. So the thumb represents >> lungs and the other side is lymphatic >> and then he identified the next stage.

[00:17:04]If if it is not eliminated properly, we feel like yeah I have done I have done everything is eliminated but the body will show in terms of various it own ways of showing. Okay. The if it is not eliminated properly the waste gets into the vascular system.

[00:17:27]Yes. Then it gives in forms of allergies.

[00:17:35]There are various types of allergies and he gave one meridian for allergy and he wonderfully paired it with what?

[00:17:46]Circulation meridian.

[00:17:49]Circulation meridian is nothing but related to blood and the waste goes and sits in the blood and he calls the allergy meridian as a vascular blood related meridian. So he pairs this is circulation meridian that is paricardium right he calls paricardium a circulation meridian and pairs the allergy meridium with the circulation meridian. So this is how he defines then what is the next stage after the allergy it is the deposition. Basically I would call this as instead of deposition I would call it is the collection of the waste. Okay. The body collects the waste and tries to find out where it can put it.

[00:18:43]So it collects the waste and he g he has given us that meridian as fat um >> fat degeneration.

[00:19:00]>> Fat degeneration. Yeah. Fat degeneration only. I just want to show you >> [clears throat] >> just the share the so and then this is the humoral phase till that time he [clears throat] the uh Any other test reports won't show us any other test reports won't show that is a problem in the body because those test report doesn't count excretion as a major thing. Just one second.

[00:20:14]So this is humoral phase. Humoral phase otherwise we can to remember we can say it as introductory phase where the reports will not show but the meridians will show. If there is a problem in the lymph there is a pain in the points acoints of the lymph meridian that means we can identify the simple thing that as I have told yesterday this is the I most of us it is paining for most of us this will be paining that says we have waste in our eyes that was not cleansed so the simplest way is just press put a seed and usually in the lymph meridian we sedate the point. So use a magnet to serenate it.

[00:21:10]In my practical experience along with this few points when I do the do the remaining few points also. So immediately I will get black black things in my here. I'll be able to remove get it and remove it. And thanks to that you might see how like some idea of I'm a middle-aged person. I am not wearing my glasses. Now and then I will have blurred vision. Just by pressing these points I am able to have clear vision.

[00:21:46]Without glasses I am able to have even today I am able to have clear vision thanks to these points this system and uh acupressure points basically. So it is that effective and especially in children we can definitely make use of this system to help remove the glasses. So coming back to it. So >> ma'am >> yes >> uh you talked about catact also no for this.

[00:22:19]>> Yes >> in what way it is going to be helpful ma'am.

[00:22:23]>> Um according to me there is no need for surgery if we are cleaning it properly.

[00:22:29]You would have seen there are some elders who wouldn't have had any eyeglasses and you would have seen many el some elders very rarely who would have had their teeth till their 80s intact and there are elders who would have been having a flexible body and tight skin even in their 70s 80s and 90s also. It is simply because the excretion from the body and also of course the nutrition is very important. We are all concentrating on the nutrition. I have to have protein. I have to have this and I have to have that antibiot that prebiotic probiotic everything we are looking at it for the disease to come more than the deficiency can can be supplemented by food and other stuff but excretion is very important if there is waste in the body as we all know even the food that we keep it for outside for a small time it gets fungus and bacteria Because of the waste the immunity gets affected and it slowly comes out as a disease and till certain period of time the modern medicine cannot the test reports cannot identify the changes in our system. But what shows our EAV system EAV points shows us the changes and helps us to remove the diseases or improve the health of the patients at a very early stage. Okay. So the hand has along with the lung meridian that is a lymph meridian. along with the paricardium meridian that is called circulation meridian. In AV you have allergy or vascular meridian and then um the lymph meridian right there are even the organ meridian is also a lymph meridian a type of lymph meridian. So we were there in hummeral phase that is uh excretion then reaction that happens which is the allergy for which we have allergy meridian then it is getting collected which is called then he gives us another meridian that is fat deposition meridian and then he pairs it along with fat is related to gallbladder.

[00:25:17]Gallbladder helps processing the fat. So he pairs it with gallbladder and meridian in the toe. That is the toe next to the smaller toe. If this is the toe, then this is the smaller toe and this is the next toe and this is the gallbladder meridian and he pairs it with the fat. How he pairs it? Related things are getting paired. It is easy to remember. Okay. Then after that it moves on to impregnation that is keeping it somewhere.

[00:25:54]That's where tumor fibroid the collection somewhere it it collected it and it is started putting it somewhere wherever. Sometimes it is on the skin.

[00:26:04]Sometime it is on the uh various organs the tumors brain tumors or wherever inside also there can be tumors anywhere right. So anything. So then it puts it there and he pairs it with skin meridian because skin has various layers. You would have studied in BHP the skin has various layers and then it he starts putting on those layers that's why he is pairing it with skin meridian that he calls it as fibroid meridian and that is there in the middle toe. So middle toe is free one side outside he is outside of the if this is the middle toe the outside part of the middle toe is called skin meridian then he is putting the fibroid meridian on the inside the medial side lateral side and the medial side he's putting it combining these two together then that is degeneration meridian right in this degeneration meridian there are three more things one joint meridian he puts it alongside stomach meridian right and to easily to remember we all know stomach 36 is there in the joint so that's how I started remembering then I found out the greatness of how he is pairing it each of the meridian so he gave joint meridian and then he gave what else he gave nerve.

[00:27:47]>> Nerve.

[00:27:48]>> Yeah. Everywhere the nerve is there, you know. And then he nerves he pairs it with large intestine meridian.

[00:27:59]Right. Then organ degeneration he pairs it with endocrine meridian. Cancer.

[00:28:07]Organ degeneration meridian is related to cancer. That is a malignant stage.

[00:28:12]that is the later stage of the disease that he pairs it with endocrine meridian. TWW meridian. TWW meridian he calls it as endocrine meridian.

[00:28:28]Then just one second I want to share a small picture.

[00:28:39]>> Ma'am I have a question in this. So far tell me >> uh I don't know if should I ask later?

[00:28:45]>> No go ahead right now you go ahead.

[00:28:48]>> The point is you said um all these things will not be shown in the reports.

[00:28:53]>> Yes, >> we can find out in the initial stage.

[00:28:56]Now that we don't have a dermatron like how do we end up finding it?

[00:29:02]Um simple it is using the same way you check using this is our uh >> probe ma'am >> probe yeah this is our probe right I'm trying to get it one Ma'am if it is not diagnosis occur we can go with these symptoms ma'am >> definitely first that's why attending those diagnosis session is very important like this is a rare opportunity um as much as possible attend the diagnosis uh session >> ma'am if possible please take once again the diagnosis session because >> definitely That is my favorite. I will definitely take the diagnosis.

[00:30:03]>> So it's kind request. Please take once again because we have missed it.

[00:30:08]>> No, I didn't classes. That's why we have missed otherwise we will definitely join. So it's kind request take once again please.

[00:30:16]>> I didn't take it. There is going to be one direct class of diagnosis in Bangalore by Dr. Archa Dubai. Madam so so the question that you asked is can you repeat your question please?

[00:30:30]We can't find out through medical test and how can we diagnose without the dermatron.

[00:30:37]>> See there is no need for dermatron because we can feel the pain. We use the probe alongside whatever basically how do we diagnose? We will first hear the symptoms right? Suppose um what what can be the problem? Uh some pain in the eye or redness in the eye.

[00:31:07]Okay. So where and all I check for the eye through EAV? First the simplest thing I do is hand correspondence.

[00:31:19]>> Check whether there is pain here. First of all listen we will not generally don't treat with because there is one symptom the symptom in the see these are the five senses and these senses are symptoms these are not the original root cause. So we have to using the eight principles we have to ask first all the symptoms and then identify and then set the expectation to the uh patient what we can treat. But generally what people will come and ask I have BP, I have paralysis, I have a constipation. This is how people will come.

[00:32:10]But initial stages first second semester okay you may be able to treat little bit small small things like that if it is constipation very very simple thing we will have lymph this one also but simple thing this is the correspondence this is the swadishtana chakra and then this is CV3 and ST25 like that there are so many ways there are many points are there okay so we will identify we treated but generally because we know where the problem diseases are coming the BP did not come to cholesterol did not come yesterday that is so for so many years there were changes in the body the cleansing did not happen then the symptoms are showing out to the extent that we understand till then the symptoms we were unable to perceive But the original problem is excretion and various stages we did not treat it.

[00:33:15]Once the accrish is not happening, it is showing the reaction symptoms as allergy whatever allergy can be dust allergy, milk allergy, nuts allergy or it may be from birth it may be that is slightly different but over a period of time people when they come to this place or that place they will start having such kind of allergies.

[00:33:40]Those allergies are definitely related to some cleansing. The blood is not cleansed. Especially allergy, the blood is not cleansed properly. Whatever it has to contain, it is not having enough or and or or it is having something extra which it should not have.

[00:34:04]>> So that's why yesterday I was telling um Tulsi, bilva or this one uh neem that is a very good cleanser. Our ancient system was giving us as a prasar and we were supposed to eat that.

[00:34:25]Nowadays we just throw that and eat all the prasadam with the ghee and fat and everything sweet. We eat it as prasadam.

[00:34:33]Okay. And this Dr. was able to identify changes in the acupoints by holding such kind of herbs and his um whatever medicines he prescribed using those medicines also just by holding with the hand holding in the body part taping with the body part he was able to see the changes so that much of effect is there the body is able to identify such nuances but for our senses is it is difficult to identify. So when the test report is not showing we have to use the probe we have to if the probe is not there some non-sharp object go through the meridian and now itself I'll take see this eav meridians are on the joints right and it is mostly on the palm or the foot how do we and on the sides basically for example lymph meridian is on the And how do we use the probe? Take the probe and put it on the sides. That is this sides. It is not on the front or back. Okay. It is on the side. If I put it and start from the joint to move it, it will stop. That is one point. Then move it little bit more. That is another point. Then take it more. Another point.

[00:36:08]Like that you go down. This is another point. This is another point. This is another point. Like this you identify those points. And once you move and then you go here then press. Is it paining?

[00:36:25]Is it paining?

[00:36:28]And at this point in time even the uh like uh I refer the books. I don't memorize all the points and all. I don't believe in memorizing also. So and then so refer the books identify what is the point that it is painting and the first part is as soon as it is painting do at least seeds matey or peas or even the green gram just like this and then some of us it is here. This is mega meridian points.

[00:37:02]There will be points which will be paining. So the easiest way, simplest way, the normal layman way is identify where it is paining. There might be definitely some inflammation or the other thing which we will be able to identify with the probe or with the hands. This is how we will identify.

[00:37:22]Coming back. So the li there are um he the for to treat the whole body he identifies defines or divides the body into three parts.

[00:37:38]Are you able to see the picture?

[00:37:46]>> No ma'am.

[00:37:48]>> Okay.

[00:37:50]This is how it is. Now you are able to see it right?

[00:37:55]>> Yes.

[00:37:56]>> Yeah. Basically he divides the body into three parts. Head to neck that is shoulder and then shoulder to diaphragm diaphragm to below.

[00:38:09]For example in the lymph meridian the LY1 that he says will treat below the diaphragm. Any lymph drainage that needs to happen below the diaphragm will be treated by LY1.

[00:38:27]LY2 will be that will treat the thorax that is above the diaphragm till the shoulders. There might be slight exceptions but this is the general thing that he defines and gives us. And the third thing is LY3 normally treats neck and the head. This is how it is common along and the same way he has given various points.

[00:39:00]What are the various points? Most important point for each of the meridians he has given various points.

[00:39:06]What which is the most important point that we learned yesterday?

[00:39:11]It is a CMP point.

[00:39:13]>> CMP point.

[00:39:14]>> Yeah. Control meridian point that tells the health of the organ.

[00:39:22]Control meridian points tells the health of the organ.

[00:39:30]Likewise he has given reference point.

[00:39:36]What is reference point? In order to measure like he was using electrical equipment. He had two probes. He need to have one probe somewhere, right? And always how do you refer like which is shorter or which is um longer? How do you identify if something is shorter or longer? How do you identify?

[00:40:03]I am shorter than who is the reference?

[00:40:08]I am taller than who is the reference? next to each other.

[00:40:14]>> That should be a reference.

[00:40:16]>> See, this is smaller than this pencil, right? This is smaller than maybe in the height twice this clip.

[00:40:32]So this is the reference point.

[00:40:34]Likewise, there is a reference point for each of the median which was used to as a reference and then it is measured.

[00:40:43]Then there is something called measurement point.

[00:40:50]It will tell the functioning of the particular organ.

[00:40:55]And then any meridian or anything that the meridian is referring to, it may be an organ, it may be a tissue, it will have various parts to it. For example, heart has three loes on the right side, two loes on the left side. So various parts to it, right? Then there are identifying to separately identify each of the parts the functional disturbances and all. So he has given points that is summation point measurement point.

[00:41:31]Then there is not only the organ there are disturbances. If there is disease there are disturbances surrounding the organ also to identify surrounding the organ. He gave the point PSMP partial summation measurement point that he gave to understand the disturbances that has happened around the problem organ.

[00:42:03]Then sus membrane coating or paronium point. S CP sus membrane coating or paronium point.

[00:42:15]That is a covering right? And this covering helps to hold the organ in its position.

[00:42:29]>> It also protects right. For example, if some other the organ next to it has some cancer or any uh infection, this covering tries to protect it also.

[00:42:45]So it also does protection as well as keeping the organ in its place and if there is any problem to this we will be able to identify using the SCP and then we know every organ or most we are guided by the nerves system. So he identified a point for nerve in innervation.

[00:43:17]So that he called autonomic nerve ination point. Autonomic innervation point which gives us the health of the nerve related to that meridian or that organ.

[00:43:34]Then most important the point that I love is lymphatic drainage point.

[00:43:44]It tells us how healthy how pinkish pink of health is identified by the LDP. First we will treat identify the LDP and treat it gives profound effect. That's what we have seen in the practice. So these are all the points are there in each of the meridian. There might be some points more points in each meridian. There might be measurement points or SMP point or like that. There might be more number of points in a same meridian. So let's now come to we will revise one more time. I will you are able to see the tissue meridian right? So this is lymph meridian.

[00:44:39]We remembered it yesterday through the acronym loan. So lymph is outside L then O right.

[00:44:54]Live he paired it with lungs.

[00:44:58]Um A O he has paired it with endocrine that is TWW.

[00:45:05]Then allergy he is pairing it with vascular that is blood meridian.

[00:45:10]Pericardium which he calls it a circulation meridian. Circulation is nothing but circling system is blood.

[00:45:17]And then he pairs the nerve meridian the side with the lungs meridian. So loan that's how and then he pair fat meridian with the gallbladder which is related he paired it with joint meridian with stomach. Then he paired the skin and fibroid because the impregnation of the excretion [clears throat] waste gets deposited in the various layers of the skin.

[00:45:51]So with this we are clear and the various points on each of the meridian we are clear and most of the points that he has defined are on the um dorsal part of the uh palm or the foot exception for the lymph media. Okay. And then the how he has defined the body he divided into three part. The first point is to cleanse anything that is uh referring to or treating below the diaphragm. The second it will be treating to the above the diaphragm till the shoulder.

[00:46:38]The third point it will treat this is the general idea he uses treat the neck neck and head.

[00:46:48]So the lymph meridian treats the lymphatic system.

[00:46:57]Nerm meridian treats the menitis and meninja and nervous system. The vascular degeneration allergy or vascular degeneration treats the vascular system.

[00:47:14]The organ meridian degeneration meridian treats the deep lymphatic system. So there is a connection between lymph and organ. Lymph is at the superficial level.

[00:47:27]Organ degeneration at the lymphatic system drainage at the deep level.

[00:47:34]Then fibroid or intestinal degeneration treats the connective tissue.

[00:47:41]Skin degeneration treats the skin and scars. Anything related to the skin and scar. Fat degeneration treats the fat tissue and eye orbit treats the eye diseases.

[00:47:58]These are the nine meridians that he has given. Now lymph meridian what is lymph it's a fluid tissue right fluid tissue and what is lymph is blood minus RBC blood has plasma the liquid part of it and cells part of it cells there are two types of cells RBC WBC RBC when the blood is removed the RBC is removed and then I will show you a diagram which explains now shall we take it as plasma >> I wouldn't take it yeah basically that's the plasma but the lymphatic system lymphatic system collects all the waste also hence it is not plasma Okay. So what happens is >> after centriation we can >> pardon >> after centriation we can segment the RBC. Right. Now we are separating the RBC. After the class >> we are not separating. Let's see how the body is separating it.

[00:49:16]>> Are you able to see the birth and flow of lymph?

[00:49:23]>> But it has got WBC also ma'am. Lymph.

[00:49:26]>> Yeah it has got WBC. Yeah. See, are you able to see my screen? Lymph, birth and flow.

[00:49:32]>> No ma'am.

[00:49:33]>> No ma'am. Only these three divisions is shown.

[00:49:36]>> Oh, okay. I I will just share. I will just share.

[00:49:58]Okay, now you are able to see it, right?

[00:50:04]>> Lymph birth and flow. So basically what is happening? What is lymph heart?

[00:50:13]It is trying to supply the good blood through the arteries to all parts of the body and now and then to reach the innermost part of the body it flows through the capillaries.

[00:50:28]Due to the pressure of like from big area to small area due to the pressure some of the blood oozes out and comes to the tissue beh below it. You can see the tissue below it and the capillaries there.

[00:50:44]But the capillaries are so small it can't drain out the RBCS.

[00:50:53]Okay. Then there is a lymphatic system which catches that whatever the out blood you can see it in the green color that is the lymphatic system. Okay. It catches it and then it collects all the waste from everywhere.

[00:51:14]And the lymphatic system is something like this.

[00:51:18]You can see it. It the lymphatic system is goes along with the blood circulation.

[00:51:29]If you can see the picture, you can see the white nodes and all, right? The lymphatic system contains like blood vessel, there is lymph vessel everywhere going through the body. And there are nodes. You can see the white white pearl-l like things. Those are the lymph nodes. There are three parts to the lymphatic system. The lymph liquid itself, the lymph vessel which holds the lymph and then there are nodes and these nodes are prominent closer to these organs like spleen near appendic appendex near pancreas near the large bones near the thymus near the small intestine.

[00:52:22]There are many white white nodes you can see. Along with that many a times you will see in the langes fanges tonsils basically there you can see near the armpit near the uh inguinal area between the legs you will see on the two sides between the legs you can see lot of lymph nodes. These are all the nodes which collects near the spleen. And also you can see in the center that is near next to the spleen there is a center part the thick that that that is the place the lymph vessel is very thick and then there it gets divided into two.

[00:53:09]What is happening is it collects waste from all these places and then it supplies it to the venava that is the supplies it to the heart which collects the all the waste blood.

[00:53:29]You can see it not here.

[00:53:38]Okay.

[00:54:01]Okay.

[00:54:12]So basically even in this picture you can see the limb finally collects everything and takes it to the super that is the vein that supplies deoxxygenated blood to the heart. It not only uh gives this deoxxyinated blood, it collects waste from all over the body and gives it to the blood. Gives it to the heart. It comes from the heart and then it ends at the heart itself.

[00:54:46]From the artery it supplies that's how from the artery it supplies nutrition to the places where it cannot reach out.

[00:54:55]The blood vessels cannot reach out and then it also collects the waste.

[00:55:09]It collects the waste and then gives it to the heart for cleansing. Okay. And the lymphatic system flows all over the body. And there are various parts which are very important where there are more nodes and we have we would have learned when we are learning about spleen. It is a major it works as a major cleanser of the body like dead cells and all it cleanses. Spleen is getting affected.

[00:55:37]That's what we say. And if there is any cancer patient we will also treat the spleen very much because the spleen may not be removing the dead cells.

[00:55:48]Then how he has given EA in EAV what he has done he has given 24 points for lymph meridian and these are diagnosis and treatment point also and when he says lymph meridian there are two types of lymph meridian one is lymph meridian itself which is on the thumb and it goes up to The back of the shoulder there are 24 points and all these points are used for diagnosis as well as treatment and out of the 24 points [clears throat] he calls it as LY1 to LY4 in between he gives us one one A and all he gives us that we can see it in your book rate as three I'm not showing it here.

[00:56:45]So the lymph that is on the superficial near next just below the skin is called lymph meridian. The deep lymph is called organ degeneration meridian.

[00:56:56]And see after LY14 the lymph system goes from UB 36 and UB 49. The wastage are getting collected from UB that is UB is urinary bladder. It goes and comes back like two lines of urinary bladder is there at our back. Right? So UB 36 to UB 49 that also acts as a lift meridian collects the waste. Same way between SP9 and SP 21 also it collects the waste and gives it to the lymph meridian and also every meridian that he has defined eight plus eight meridians right he plus TCM meridian whatever he has defined it has a specific point every meridian has a lymph drainage point that also he has defined so that much is the importance of lymph meridian And out of the 24 points usually usually the control measurement points are you know there are two joint three joints in each of the fingers and toes right the middle joint in Ayurveda we call it as pitha joint right usually The control measurement points are just above the center point.

[00:58:39]This pitha joint, this is usually the EAV meridians are on the sides.

[00:58:49]It is not the yand side. It is not on the inside. It is on the sides and on the groove of the joint, you know.

[00:59:00]If there is a bone.

[00:59:06]Okay. Here you can see.

[00:59:10]Here you can see the bones.

[00:59:17]See every finger has the four fingers has three bones. This top bone this one this one. And these bones are called fine. So if you identify I I told you we have to identify from the joint you have to identify like this. Identify like this. Move the probe it will stop somewhere. That is one point. Move the probe it stops somewhere. This is another point like this. So this control meridian points are usually from here.

[00:59:52]If you move the probe that is the control measurement point. Now whatever I am showing it is a control measurement point of nerve meridian.

[01:00:04]Here it is a control measurement point of allergy. O allergy median. Yes. Here it is the control measurement point of organ degeneration meridian. There is one exception. Heart meridian has the control measurement point at HC.

[01:00:34]This is H8C. This is the control measurement point of it is below this pitha joint middle joint. So it is easy.

[01:00:44]If you want to treat any meridian you don't have anything just do the pressure or put a mipet here you will be treating the related CMP and it is easy and except HC that is heart meridian which is slightly below below this joint all are above this joint all the CMPs And we know which body part based on that you can identify and treat. If there is a scar scar is where? Below the diaphragm or above the diaphragm.

[01:01:26]Then if it is related to scar you will be treating skin meridian.

[01:01:32]Right? And if there is any problem related to um even constipation we treat the lymph meridian and then people will come with throat pain for usually the limbs where we will get affected where is the external bacteria or anything that goes into our body through our mouth through our nose mainly through our skin that is using our hands. It would have gone inside through our mouth, nose or sometimes with eyes and ears also.

[01:02:14]And throat has there are five types of tonsils.

[01:02:23]You would have seen here you will be seeing the center when you open a and then see there that is fngial tonsil and then the sides palentine tonsil.

[01:02:37]Between these two there is something called between this fangial and palentine that is tubal tonsil.

[01:02:45]Then to remember easily tongue is used for language.

[01:02:51]So the tonsil that is there there is called lingual tonsil. He has given separate points for these tonsils. Okay. And then if you see this I have already told you 2 a lymph 2 a likewise this is for the after the eyes that is nose.

[01:03:16]Then this point this is the lymph meridian and center is I and this is nose and sinuses.

[01:03:29]Same way this is LY2A.

[01:03:32]This is for jaw and teeth and ly here.

[01:03:40]This is the CMP point for the LY.

[01:03:45]general any problem just put it and then if you see I will share you one more picture One minute. I'm just trying to How do I show from my place?

[01:05:25]Are you able to see So L Y1 is Valentine tonsils.

[01:05:33]This LY1 is Valentine tonsil. If you come slightly down, it is for the ear.

[01:05:46]Then all the tonsils.

[01:05:49]This LY12 is a CMP for all the tonsils.

[01:05:56]And then if you come here down this is for tuber tonsils.

[01:06:04]Then this LY2 this is for all the teeth and jaw. This is a CMP. There are see how many control points. Lymph has more control point not only one.

[01:06:17]See this is for CMP for any teeth related problem. L Y2 here you will be treating. Then if it is E I it is L Y2 A. Then this is LY3 for sinuses and nose.

[01:06:36]And then any cough or anything related to lungs and mediaum. This will be here.

[01:06:46]Here look at the position and identify the point correctly.

[01:06:53]And then anything related to is a focus just before this here.

[01:07:04]Then just above this radial Then next if you see there are points for heart and paricardium.

[01:07:33]See there are two bones in the this limb. This part of the limb radial and alna this is radial. This is alna. In the radial side only the lymph meridian is there. So in the start of the radial you will see heart and paricardium which is definitely used for any um deposits arterial sclerosis all this this will be used these points and then to treat the upper extremities upper extremities are our hands that is ly6 like This if you see we will be able to see these pictures are there in the book also. Okay look at the book for reference. So like this he has given the points LY9A.

[01:08:54]It is for the lymphatic drainage of aerot and aerotic lymph nodes.

[01:09:05]Till that is 11 and 12 are very important.

[01:09:10]11 is for brain and spine. for the lymph drainage of brain and spine. LY11 this also works as how do you identify LY11 this is your collar bone slightly above the collar bone there will be a if you put it here you'll be able to find the top rib of your lungs that is LY1 this is for brain and spine this is for your endocrine uh lymphatic drainage some of us you some of you might be if you press here you'll be feeling the some kind of inflammation and pain. It is also for pituitary, thymus, thyroid such endocrine glands. It is also for liver and gallbladder. It is also for pancreas and spleen. It is also the lymphatic drainage for kidney and stomach. And there are more points for the same organs. There might be more um lymph points For example, again LY12 L Y2 where it is here here in the collar bone here. So LY12 is for spine and med oblanga. Again it is for kidneys, spleen, pancreas, stomach and also for fights.

[01:10:41]LY13. LY13 is if you keep your hands down, keep your hands like this. See like this. That is LY3.

[01:10:51]It is for gallbladder and hepatitic duct. It is also for the sympathetic nervous system.

[01:11:00]And sinuses also. It is also for people.

[01:11:04]We most of us who are having generally we'll have pain over the neck cervical spondilitis and all here it will be paining. If you feel there will be a lump you will feel like this. If you put your hands like this and your middle finger will reach there.

[01:11:22]This is LY3.

[01:11:25]Then slightly below if you put it back like this it is LY4.

[01:11:30]It is for spine and spine marrow. It is also for eurogenital including UB and eurogenital organs. It is also for pineal and spinal gland.

[01:11:46]It is mainly for urinary meridian bladder meridian also. And there are various lymph drainage points in the UB meridian as I told you starting from this LY14 joins with UB 36 here and goes till your buttock that is down till UB 49. Those are all drainage points only. So even in your massages that you do the massage lymph drainage massage is there that connects these points to do the lymph drainage. So likewise there are 24 points in lymph drain uh lymph meridian some of them are reference points some of them are MP points some of them are CMP itself which are very very useful.

[01:12:40]Likewise the other meridians are there. The very simple meridian I will take now.

[01:12:49]Allergy.

[01:12:51]Allergy is a big topic. There are various types of allergies that you know and it comes because of wastage that is accumulated in the uh blood. Even the rheumatoide arthritis is also the allergies are different types. It comes from the external object. It comes because of like rheumatoid arthritis and there are some allergies that comes after some fevers where whatever the waste that are supposed to go it is not gone. In rheumatoid arthritis it goes and sits in the joints and it goes and sits in the blood. So such problem can be treated by AD meridian. Again, ad meridian has only six points.

[01:13:38]AD meridian is the middle finger on the sides. So, AD1 this is then AD 1B that is the CMP point. Then very easy down is AD2 and this is AD3.

[01:13:57]Simple.

[01:14:00]We have already known 1 2 and three.

[01:14:02]Which part? Identify and along with that also give 1 B which is a CMP. Simple right?

[01:14:20]Then JD meridian. In JD meridian again you have only Five points, seven points actually.

[01:14:33]Again follow the system. JD D1, JD2, JD3.

[01:14:38]JD1 is below the diaphragm. Any problem related to the joints?

[01:14:46]Joints of pelvic girdle, joints of lower extremities, the hipbone and sacrum joint, lumbar joint that is L JD1 and JD 1B. In the same way, if this is a to the toe also has three joint, three parts one, two and three.

[01:15:10]And CMP points comes in the middle joint above the middle joint usually simple identify. So along with wherever the problem is do the CMP point also and for the s the joint usually when the joints are there there is a sinovial fluid to improve the sinovial fluid especially as we grow older the sinovial fluid dries up. So 1 C is the point JD 1C is the point for sinovial treatment of the sinovial fluid and then JD2 is for the shoulder girdle and the arms. It is for the upper extremities and JD3.

[01:15:58]It is for the C1 and C2. The cervical part is there. No C1 and C2. It is the point for sponditis problem. It is the point JD3 along with JD3. What do you put?

[01:16:16]CMP point.

[01:16:18]>> Where is the CMP point?

[01:16:21]It is the middle joint of the toe. Just above it is the CMP point.

[01:16:28]Toe. Toe. I am not showing my toes. It is the middle part of the toe basically here.

[01:16:34]Wait, I will show you this.

[01:16:42]See this is the joint meridian. There is a middle part to it.

[01:16:48]Are you able to see it here? Now along with the stomach the joint meridian is there.

[01:16:54]So the middle part just above the middle part the JD 1B is there which is the CMP. So whatever the joint problem treat that part it is only seven points. So one is for CMP, one is for the sinovial fluid and remaining three for the three parts to it.

[01:17:17]And along with such points, for example, if it is upper jaw or lower jaw problem, if it is an upper jaw, you know where TWW23 is there. TWW23 is end of the eyebrows. So if it is an upper jaw problem along with JD3 you treat the TWW23 also and if it is a lower jaw problem you treat the ST2 also stomach two also you treat. So you will get better effects like that. He has also given what is the combination points.

[01:18:02]Then in um fibroid, fibroid also has only five points.

[01:18:12]Fibroid comes the deposition comes and sits in where the various parts of the skin right and fibroid can be fibrosis which is increased fiber that it makes makes the it is stiffness cerosis there can be cerosis again that is also stiffness and then stenosis which is the chronic inflammation And there are strictures strictctures are narrowing narrowing of the usually urinary strictctures will be there.

[01:18:48]Okay. Because the waste gets deposited there inside and then reducing the pathway like that there can be fibroid and only five points are there for the fibroid.

[01:19:07]Where is the fibroid uh meridian?

[01:19:10]is the middle toe that you are seeing it here and as we have already learned fibroid one that is the point one FB FBI FIB D1 okay that point will treat below the diaphragm any fibroids below the diaphragm that is pelvic abdomen lower extremities it'll be treating that point you'll be treating that point along with the CMP where is CMP under joint, middle joint side, >> middle joint.

[01:19:46]>> So if there are any fibroids on the chest or the back of the chest anywhere, you'll be treating FIB D2 and then FIB D3, you'll be treating anything with neck and shoulder. That's all.

[01:20:07]Ma'am for >> Yes.

[01:20:09]>> For uterus fibroid. Ma'am, >> what fibroid?

[01:20:13]>> Uterus. Uterus.

[01:20:15]>> Yeah, it will be fib 1 along with FIB uh 1B. Along with that, there will be more points we'll be treating in the endocrine glands and other things. But in EAV, these are the points that we will be treating.

[01:20:35]Definitely it works. Ma'am for allergy.

[01:20:39]>> For allergy where will you treat? A vascular meridian. Where is middle finger?

[01:20:44]>> Middle finger. Yes.

[01:20:46]>> Remember L O A >> A >> next to the circulation paricardium meridian. This is this side. So for any allergy first you put I have seen it experienced it. Definitely this 1B CMP will be painful and allergy usually the the liver would have got affected.

[01:21:08]So the general point you combine with allergy is live three.

[01:21:12]>> Live three.

[01:21:13]>> Okay. These information are all there in your book. Tra 3. This is just a starting point of you guys to start reading the understanding and learning.

[01:21:23]When you start reading it, you will have some information so that when you read it, you will understand better and you will have samastan classes also.

[01:21:31]>> So don't worry too much about it. This is the whatever I have given is starting point to open the book and read. Now when you go back and take your book and start reading you will have you be able to understand little bit here and there and put things into practice.

[01:21:53]So with this I am clo I would like to close this session if there are no questions.

[01:21:59]>> Before that Friends, you know, I would like to speak for a few minutes only.

[01:22:08]Friends, in our regular syllabus based classes, this kind of explanation is not possible due to time constraint. See, hardly they you get 15 hours of teaching and it is very difficult to you know cover three and four. So naturally only summary you'll get for example you know in our class in today's what class our faculty madame Rajamani G has explained the limp meridian in such a elaborate manner you can never forget it is so beautifully explained friends limp me has got two major roles to play one is it works like a montipality clears the drainage dead cell from the body. Put it to plain for burning. In other words, cleans cleansing the whole system of the body. Second thing is fight the pathogenic factors whether it is virus or bacteria or fungus or whatever it is. According to occupressure the pathogenic factors are wind, heat, hotness, humidity, dryness, coldness. We don't go by which virus bacteria and all it in other words it fight the bacterias. WBC means what it it is a defense force and you know very nicely explained from UB 36 to UB uh you know 49.

[01:23:41]Yeah that is over overlapping the limp mer.

[01:23:46]In other words, you know, for example, liver 18 is the backup point of the liver. By the side of that, the lateral urinary bladder meridian is limp meridian only.

[01:23:59]Suppose in your liver you have got cerosis or something accumulated liver fatty liver or whatever it is. Liver 18 is the backup point by the side of that on the same line on the same line UB42 is there. that is the lymphatic part point of the liver meridian.

[01:24:17]So if you want to clear UB42 you just said it all the accumulated dampness in the liver will get cleared. Suppose somebody has got turbidity in the kidney. EGF or expected glal filtration rate is not 92. It has come down is not able to filter properly.

[01:24:38]Kidney disease is there. Back shoe of kidney is UB23.

[01:24:43]So to cleanse the kidney what you have to do?

[01:24:47]What you have to do?

[01:24:50]>> By the side of the UB23 kidney UB 47 is there that is the lymphatic system of the kidney. You treat kidney UB47 kidney gets cleaned.

[01:25:01]Overlapping means like that you know for every organ the backup point is there on the lateral side there is urinary bladder lateral side is nothing but lymphatic system beautifully explained you know you can cleans the related organ by treating at that point.

[01:25:21]Similarly for spleen also from spleen 9 to spleen 21 which flows in the front portion of the body. Whatever the accumulation dampness p whatever it is if you want to clear see the location of this which is the nearest location of this plain mer and that unwanted accumulation will disappear.

[01:25:46]Friends, you know I take so much of time and I mean energy and efforts more than me. The faculty will give their life a part of their life to us their life forever. She is giving donating to all of us.

[01:26:03]I know I mean just to she's operating from a giving domain to help us to empower oursel with so much of knowledge. But our response is really I feel so disappointed very few people are encashing it.

[01:26:17]I am you know I have lot of enthusiasm to bring more and more people to empower all my students. Friends I request everyone of you to please announce this in your groups that the such a class has taken place and please attend for others to motivate and attend and get benefit at no cost.

[01:26:37]I mean this is my humble request friends. I have so many you know intention and plans to bring in you know very good faculty to empower all my students and you know I would like you to kindly respond now you know the class is so good madam now we will not leave you till you complete all the meridians including TCM mers according to Dr. all the important points. It was very very very impressive. Be blessed by the divines. We are very uh thankful to you.

[01:27:13]Wonderful class. Keep it up.

[01:27:14]>> Thank you sir. Thanks to your support.

[01:27:17]>> Yeah. Uh no I'm very proud you know uh is able to produce good faculties day by day. I'm really proud. So friends if you got any query you can ask the query. the further classes will in consultation with our Radhami madam I'll announce it in all the groups you can all you know most welcome to join and friends you know one more appeal see friends you know this divine knowledge we have to spread our moto of our samsan is to reach one treat one teach one in other words we have to mobilize students for first semester please this is an andolan revolution please help us to mobilize students for first semester we'll be very grateful. We not for our personal interest. It is to make our country medicine free. So with this you know I'll uh I mean I'll hand over the session to madam if any query is there she'll uh respond respond properly.

[01:28:19]Okay. Thank you friends.

[01:28:22]>> Thank you sir.

[01:28:27]>> Okay there is no queries. Thank you. As Rahindra G said but more than uh my life I gave you it is more for my learnings also by he was telling reach one teach one uh treat one right um four years back what I was and what I am now I am totally a different person in looking at not only our body mainly for the family and when we go to the doctor or hospital it's a transformational change that we have seen and slowly people in the house also accepting these changes. I'm very glad that all of you have started your journey in acquire.

[01:29:12]So please continue this journey. Don't leave it. Suddenly when there is next semester should I continue or not. That kind of questions will always keep coming. My family, my friends, my fellow students and Mr. Ravindra G has pushed me into this level wherever I am. And it was it has been it will be useful to me.

[01:29:33]I am very convinced. I hope all of you could reach till the 10th semester. All the best. As Ravindra G has told in the future I will definitely take the remaining meridians in detail also. But [clears throat] currently with this I am ending the EAB sessions. In the future I will meet you.

[01:29:53]I'm very very happy and thankful for your participation because your participation encourages me to prepare better. Okay. Thank you. Thanks Ravitra.

[01:30:04]>> Thank you.

[01:30:05]>> Thank you so much. A small doubt.

[01:30:08]>> Yes.

[01:30:09]>> Uh itching in the scalp ma'am >> how to treat?

[01:30:15]>> What is itching in the scalp means?

[01:30:18]>> Head.

[01:30:19]No before that when you are scratching is there anything coming itching itching in the scalp?

[01:30:30]>> Yeah. So this is part of the skin meridian right?

[01:30:32]>> Uh hair is loss.

[01:30:35]>> Hair loss also. Okay. So first of all hair is loss means it's excess or deficient because of which the air is lost. See because that will come under diagnosis part of it.

[01:30:52]>> If you are asking for treatment >> we should follow certain diagnostic procedure which would have studied in the second semester >> we will identify whether it is an excess or deficient and using u eav if you see >> it will be skin meridian.

[01:31:09]>> Yes ma'am. Yes ma'am.

[01:31:11]>> And the body is unable to when you are scratching what is coming? Is there anything coming?

[01:31:17]No ma'am. No.

[01:31:18]>> And then if it is scratching it is the blood supply to that place is less.

[01:31:23]>> Yes.

[01:31:24]>> So along with skin meridian you will also treat the circulation and allergy meridian.

[01:31:30]>> Okay ma'am.

[01:31:31]>> So as a first point we will put skin CMP and allergy and circulation CMP.

[01:31:39]>> Okay ma'am.

[01:31:40]>> From what you have learned this is where we will uh treat. Okay ma'am. Thank you so much.

[01:31:47]>> Thank you.

[01:31:49]>> Thank you.

[01:31:51]>> Thank you so much ma'am. It was very wonderful two days. Uh very informative though I'm a semester one student. Uh actually I'm from Malaysia. uh your class was really interesting and um of course I don't understand the terms that you're saying CMP SNP you know all the are quite new for me but of course um I'm the pathway to learn better and what Mr. Indras has said it is something very interesting. Um yeah I'll be continuing my semester to for your information.

[01:32:21]Thank you so much once again for your time and effort.

[01:32:24]>> So before we will end the session in a slightly in a different way. So let's do the acupressure of our CMPS.

[01:32:37]You can use the rings also like this kind of rings also but today we will use our fingers. This we can do it anywhere right?

[01:32:48]Likewise you can do it in your toes also.

[01:32:56]And let's clap. This is overall hand correspondence of the whole body. Right?

[01:33:03]Good. Very good. Yay. When you're doing it, see when you are pressing this in the bol these are all liver meridian like that right and ST25 and also you you do this press. Very good. Very good.

[01:33:21]Yay. With a beautiful smile. Very good.

[01:33:24]Very good. Yay.

[01:33:27]Very good. Very good. Superb.

[01:33:32]Very good. Very good. Superb.

[01:33:36]Then quickly pressing this with a beautiful smile. Good night.

[01:33:59]Thank you. See you in the next sessions, the future sessions.

[01:34:05]Thank you so much ma'am. Thank you ma'am. Thank you.

[01:34:09]Bless you.

[01:34:11]>> Thank you ma'am.

[01:34:12]>> Welcome. My pleasure.

[01:34:17]Okay Raindra G let's close the session.

[01:34:22]Priyanka >> G can you please close the session?