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like plants, animals were thought to have healing mannerisms. The native
american astrology sort of cooincides with the chinese and other astrology.

The wolf area in the sky is similar in location to the dog/chicken area. The
(N.A.)Snake in in the (Chinese year)boar area, and the horned animals, the Moose
and the ox , roughly cooincide., as do the areas for deer and sheep.

Branches of a tree were sometimes cut for a patient to stand up against,
depending what area was to be treated.
There were clamplike tools thet were usually like clothespins, and they were
placed on points along with paint sometimes.


Hawks wing brushes you..... lightly brush upper arm to wrist with feather.
Seagull/crow feather often used. Triple burner and heart meridian. shakras, UB
stomach

Rocks were used under the back(patient lying down) for sciatica, usually
palmsize flattish rocks at key point during painful episodes.Good preventative
med.

wheu weuchi ..Digging an antler hole..........orientation,mental stability,
pregnancy. intergravitational study,patient uses stick or antler to dig small
hole. The horn points were important, where horns might be at their circumfrence
usually if humans had them. (might be good for Mad Cow)

haihatiseh ......term for urgent care?

Digging bear ...nmnma hpa.................patient lies down or sits one leg
wrapped around the other untill the feet are one on top of the other. Slight
back and form and flax leg action.

Climbing deer..deha dge........stand on one foot and grab top of free foot
from behind with same side arm, palm on top of foot. liver gall baldder.. energy
flow to Conc and Gov 1 areas.

Golden Arrow..............Stick or arrow if safe, to lightly balance on top of
head(usually vertically) at Du 20. shock cultural confusion syndrome, general
tonification point like Du 20

Starving Fox ... looks for the bird. ..he(a)cks shu
acchi(e)............Patient looks upward and makes eyeballs move back and forth
San Jiao, env of the heart, eyes nose areas, breathing.


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Native American technique similar to acupoints From: Hoang Ho
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Native American technique similar to acupoints Posted by: "Hoang Ho"
twomtns2002@... twomtns2002 Fri Dec 29, 2006 7:13 pm (PST) These
translations of Native American style may not be exact translations but as best
as I can remember...
Native American style and meridian treatment often cooincide. If only treating
and area or meridian from a different angle.

Ha Wa Owe - sit on a pinecone

stimulates Conc 1
psychosematica...child abuse..general tonification

small pinecone or one that can fit in patients hand, is placed under seat of
patient.
removed and usually burned
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Wowo tche ....Climbing the tree.. patient is urged to mimic the arms and legs
movement of an animal climbing a tree. Good for diagnosis and patient mental
stability concerns.
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leaning on a tree .. Hammne(o) (w) lower palm on above eyebrow area. rock palm
slowly back and forth and side to side. If a tree is available the patient is
placed standing up against the tree at the same points above the eyebrow.
eyesight, urinary, toothache.
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Ka thn tke ... cat scratches you fingernail up and down along ear at the far
side of the face some small redness appears = ok
good for stomach and bladder.. toothache , head injury
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ah bab ha whei
ferret bites you ants go in the hole = treat UB 62
treat UB 60 = ants go back out the hole.
" not really just symbolically."
Lung and kidney, UB

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hawks wing brushes you





native americans used sticks or stones as stimulation tools



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