Because the Wood Element of Spring affects the nerves and mental activity, be on the lookout for changes in the following areas:
• Emotional swings
• Increased irritability and frustrations
• Raw nerves
• Insomnia
• Headaches
• Vision problems
• Digestive problems
Spring is upon us, and within us! Chi–Life-Force–Energy has a ‘springy quality to it—outside and inside of you.
The energies associated with the Wood element are flowing, pulsing and growing, and from a 5 Element point-of-view, your health will benefit if you employ some Chi Kung and 5 Element Diet and Nutrition to help balance out the seasonal impacts on your Liver and Gallbladder.
“COVID to the left of me, INFLATION to the right of me—the NEWS vollies and thunders! Yet here we are, afoot and in wonder.” (Apologies to A.L. Tennyson; ‘Charge Of The LIght Brigade’)
Yes, we are in a time of wonder for sure. Wondering about this, and wondering about that, and wondering what does personal health care consist of in this time of COVID, in all its many manifestations.
The year of the Water Tiger will be an active one! There’s nothing inactive about the Tiger! And the Tiger is a Wood animal which gives this year a lot of dynamism.
Additionally, with its soothing qualities, the element of Water gives some ease to the year. So there is some balance built into the astrological energy this year as each of us, ‘Rides The Tiger.’
Winter Solstice marks the moment of ‘deepest yin’ in the solar calendar. ‘Yin/Yang’: We’ve all heard the term, and have probably used it more than once in passing, yet what does it mean? Simply put, Yin-Yang is a metaphysical perspective, derived from ancient Taoist cosmology, that can be used to understand the circumstances of our lives, and the world we […]
