The San Jiao in Ancient Chinese Medicine:

The San Jiao or Triple Burners, like the other Yang organs, have an energetic "form." In the Ming Dynasty, Dr. Zhang Jiebin taught that the Triple Burners were in fact the largest bowel within the body's cavity and that they existed as an energetic field within the body, surrounding and containing the viscera and bowels.

The San Jiao functions as the body's thermostat, air conditioner and heater for the energy that flows through it. When the Heart's Fire overheats, the Triple Burner circulates heat down through the Middle Burner to the lower area. There the hot energy is cooled and circulated back to the heart where it can help to cool it. The descended warmth prevents the lower cool energies of Kidney Water from becoming too cold. The San Jiao also regulates the regular ingestion and digestion of foods and fluids throughout the body.

Drawing on the wise combination of the Eight Principles Diagnosis (Yang and Yin, Hot and Cold, Excess and Deficiency and External and Internal), the energetic nature of the San Jiao and the Zang Fu organs, experiential knowledge of Medical Qigong, Intuitive, Perceptual and Sensory Diagnosis Skills, Internal Body Scanning, Shengong and trained Intent, the student will learn how to restore energetic harmony by resolving the energetic stagnations or root causes located in the San Jiao.

Also drawing from the Inner Traditions of Chinese Medicine, the student will also learn, along with several Qigong Meditations, the never-before revealed San Jiao Healing Method along with seven (of eleven) progressively deeper levels of the same San Jiao Healing Protocol. The student will learn how to transform the energetic blockages and stagnations that result from the client’s physical and psycho-spiritual states into free-flowing, harmonious wellbeing. The student will also learn how to assist the client to return to a state of sustainable wellness.

What you will learn in this Intensive Series of Classes: