#Acupuncture for healing

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Money Issues Impact On Our Lives

Money Issues

Money issues are one of the most common and challenging problems that people face in their daily lives. Whether it is due to a lack of financial education, unexpected expenses, or poor financial management, money problems can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life. In this blog, we will explore some of the most common money issues and how to address them.

Debt

Debt is one of the biggest financial issues that people face. It can come from credit cards, loans, mortgages, or any other type of borrowing. Debt can be overwhelming, and it can feel like there is no way out. However, there are ways to manage and eventually eliminate debt.

One effective way to tackle debt is to create a budget and stick to it. This means tracking your income and expenses and finding ways to reduce your spending. You can also look for ways to increase your income, such as taking on a side hustle or selling unwanted items.

Another option is to consolidate your debt into one loan with a lower interest rate. This can make it easier to manage your debt and reduce the amount of interest you pay.

Living paycheck to paycheck

Living paycheck to paycheck is a common issue for many people. It means that you are barely able to cover your expenses each month and have little or no money left over for savings or emergencies. This can be a stressful and unsustainable way to live.

To break the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck, it is important to start saving money. Even if you can only save a small amount each month, it is a step in the right direction. You can also look for ways to increase your income, such as negotiating a raise or finding a higher-paying job.

It is also important to prioritize your expenses and cut back on unnecessary spending. This may mean giving up certain luxuries or finding cheaper alternatives for things like groceries and entertainment.

Lack of financial literacy

Many people struggle with money issues simply because they lack the financial literacy necessary to manage their finances effectively. This can include understanding how to budget, save, invest, and plan for retirement.

To improve your financial literacy, there are many resources available, such as books, online courses, and financial advisors. You can also look for free resources, such as budgeting apps and financial podcasts.

Impulse buying

Impulse buying is a common issue for many people. It can be tempting to make an unplanned purchase, especially when there are sales or discounts available. However, impulse buying can lead to overspending and financial strain.

To avoid impulse buying, it is important to make a shopping list and stick to it. You can also set a budget for your purchases and avoid shopping when you are feeling stressed or emotional.

In conclusion, money issues are a common problem that can have a significant impact on our lives. By addressing these issues head-on and implementing effective strategies, we can improve our financial well-being and reduce financial stress.

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

So my BIL is from Hong Kong and I was telling him I've gotten into Cdramas and he said he stopped watching them because everyone was always poisoned but some rare flower in the mountains would heal them and he found it silly.

I mean, he's not wrong. He just forgot to mention the magical acupuncture.

[ener-chi]

Chronic sinus infections run in my family. For most of my life, anytime I would get even the slightest cold - boom, sinus infection, guaranteed. And then I'd have to go to the doc and get some antibiotics and wait for it to clear up in a week or two.

When I was 19, my mother and my grandmother suggested to me that I should get acupuncture for it. At the time, I was a nihilist and very scientifically-minded, and kind of scoffed at the idea. Not to mention, I was never a big fan of needles. BUT what did I have to lose? They were just needles, after all.

So I made an appointment. Between the time that I made an appointment and my actual appointment, I ended up contracting a sinus infection. So I went in for acupuncture.

Not only did the acupuncture make my sinus infection go away without antibiotics - which has never happened before - I've never had one ever again.

That was 7 years ago.

I was astounded and amazed - just pure needles shouldn't have such an effect on my body like that, especially with something that I have always needed antibiotics for. I was very curious, and long story short acupuncture had incredible results for my physical and mental health, changed my belief system, changed my life, and then prompted me to pursue a degree in acupuncture and chinese medicine, where I am now at the end of my first year of school.

This summer, we started taking a class called Acupuncture Techniques. It's the beginnings of us learning different needling techniques and manipulations, and needling each other for the first time.

Each class, we get lecture on some techniques/manipulations, have a demonstration, and then have a list of points for us to try out on a partner. The points are a non-cohesive - designed for us to try different points and different parts of the body. But also, they're picked so that they don't interact with one another and don't have a therapeutic effect on the person that they wouldn't want - a set of points that are harmless and have really no lasting effects.

I have been feeling discouraged and frustrated in this class, because due to lack of time and also other considerations, I would only be able to get through about half the points on the list. I felt like I was falling behind, and also that I was feeling anxious and rushed and as a result wasn't able to feel things as much as I would like.

But in another class, we had a teacher talk about how in certain traditions, the first time people needle another human is their first clinical shift - they spend most of the time learning their techniques on fruit/leather/other objects that we get to practice on. This really eased my anxieties, and helped me realize that it was okay that I wasn't getting all of the points done, and that I would be okay.

But another thing that he mentioned, is that even though they say that the points that we are needling on each other are harmless due to the lack of combination - that's really a myth. Any time you are putting a needle in someone, you are connecting with their Qi, and the Universe, and you are likely to have some kind of therapeutic effect, especially if that's your intention.

This really resonated with me, and I decided that for the last techniques class we had, I wouldn't worry about the number of points or getting points done I hadn't had a chance to yet - I would just focus on doing what the person needed, and giving them a treatment. I really wanted to focus on that, and actually trying to feel and focus on the Qi sensations and interactions.

At the beginning of the term, they encouraged us to find a partner and stick with them for the whole 6 weeks. I ended up having a different partner each week, and decided for the last class that I would continue the trend, and let whoever wanted to work with me, work with me - to let whoever needed treatment from me be aligned with me.

That brings me to today. In class, there were 3 unpaired people that I could've potentially worked with. One girl came up and asked if I wanted to work with her, and I agreed. While I was getting setup, I told her that I wanted to focus more on a therapeutic effect, and asked if there was anything she wanted to have worked on.

She said that for the last couple of days, she has had a sinus infection, and wanted that to be worked on. She hadn't taken any antibiotics. Fast forwarding, I treated her, and it was an incredible experience for us both, and afterwards, she felt much better, and could actually breathe through both of her nostrils freely for once.

She said she would follow up with me in a few days and let me know if her sinus infection clears up. I already know that it is going to.

I am just... completely, utterly floored. My first actual time giving someone a real treatment with acupuncture ended up being for the same thing that I went in for my first acupuncture treatment, and what ultimately led me to study it. Completely full circle. The synchronicity of it all is just... insane. I got super emotional when it happened, and still do just thinking about it.

I know who I am now, and every day I feel more and more rooted in myself and my energy. For a while I had forgotten and lost sight of my purpose, what was important to me, and what I was meant to do. But I see my Path clearly now - I am a healer. I was always meant to be, and today's experience is a wonderful affirmation that I am right where I need to be.

I want to learn and to understand the secrets and underpinnings of reality and of the Universe, and I want to use that understanding to help and heal other people. And I gladly dedicate myself to this work. I have fallen in love with Chinese Medicine, and the other healing modalities that I am drawn towards. I have already helped so many of my classmates, and I am excited to share what I am learning with the rest of the world, and those that I am destined to help.

Thanks for reading. I hope that you have a wonderful night!

Blessings!

[sevenseptember]

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because all my favourite characters must have the same traits as me lan wangji in my mind is gay trans depressed and experiences chronic pain. if you even care btw

[my-daily-shop]

Acupuncture pen vs. traditional acupuncture: Which is better?

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[ener-chi]

Readings Closed, Inbox Open

I am closing my readings - for now. I don't feel particularly called to be doing them right now, and I kind of need to redo my services and pricing. Also, I am stepping into a busier term in school, and I'm not entirely sure yet how much free time I would have for them anyways.

However.

Even though I will not be doing readings, I AM going to have my inbox open!

One thing I want with this blog is for me and it to be a resource to the community. And so you are completely welcome to ask me questions about anything - energy, spirits, Chinese medicine, spirituality, or even personal questions about me, if you would like.

I will do my best to answer them, and I will get to them as time allows. I'm going to start using the tag #dear zee to track all of my asks that I get (and if you wanted to start your ask by saying Dear Zee, that could be fun but it is absolutely not necessary)

I look forward to answering your questions!

Blessings!

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at physical therapy today we did dry needling and beforehand they had us sign a waiver about risks etc and part of the text read "dry needling is not Eastern Acupuncture. It is a medical treatment that requires medical diagnosis to be effective" like the xenophobia is wild

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Needles & Gongs - Community Acupuncture & Sound Healing - Dec. 10th