Category: Natural healing
Time to think..
December 24th, 2008 , by Cocky (A)Long time since I blogged about my tibetan doc..
I had my second visit back in november. Again a nice meeting with the Amcha. My urine was checked again and considered improved.
My energy level has much improved since my first visit. My bp was a bit on the high side... perhaps too much energy flooding in my veins??
The amcha gave me a variety of herbal teas to lower my bp, named Trak-Shey Tea. Another herbal tea Tobmeen Chudue Gyatso being a health tonic and Gaay-Pa-Sowae-Chulen, an elixir of Rejuvenation.
BP has gone down to normal these past few months. I know my bp goes up and down very quickly..
Last July/August some 5 polyps were removed from my uterus. The results were that the tissue had ATP but was not complex.. So immediate action was not necessary. I am expected back in the office of my gynaecologist at the end of january to see if further action must be undertaken...
I have been taking Helix Plus since then, as Peter told me to do...
What more can I do, besides adhering to my A-Teacher diet to keep my body healthy? I try to take life as it comes to me. I keep my mind sane by keeping a positive outlook in the world.. I try to accept people the way they are, by not judging them.. Live and let live is my motto and offer my help advice when people ask for it.. Most of the times I sense when something is wrong with people I meet.. I have learnt in these past years that to keep an open, tolerant mind and attitude towards others is crucial for good relationships. When positive energy flows between me and the people I meet, I feel happy..
The art of life is what Khalil Gibran told us: Life is a balance, a scale.
When you talk with happiness at your kitchentable, unhappiness sleeps in your bed.
The art of life is to accept and embrace the unhappiness in it and grant it a place in your existence. The moment you accept it, integrate it, it is turned and gives you another perspective to all things that matter to you. That is my experience dealing with my life in these past years.
Happiness is a choice you make! I am convinced of that. I wanted to be happy and made some huge changes in my personal life. The steps to be made horrified and paralized me for years.. With the help of a very dear friend I made them. One door shut and after french windows were opened..
How many people keep hanging in an unhappy relationship?? Too many I think. Everybody has the birthright to be happy. So choose for it!
This story has a happy ending!! Oh yes! I got married yesterday! My friend Hans and I made solems vows to eachother. We were married just by ourselves.. No one present.
Our adult kids (Hans and I have each 3 adult sons and daughters) still do not wish to contact us.. A wish we both respect without judging them. Our exes are still dealing with the past.. I hope some day in the future our kids will grant us a place in their lives. A decision they must make themselves. I cannot, may not, claim, force anything..
They all know the door of our house will be open to them always..
So happiness and grief live next to eachother, balancing eachother, giving life its depth we need to become the persons we want to be..
Cocky, married for the first time in her life!
Traditional Tibetan Medicine in Holland...
September 12th, 2008 , by Cocky (A)This week was a week of enlightment..
A week ago a client/friend of mine visited a Tibetan doctor (Amchi), because despite her disciplined adherence to her Gatherer diet, including the necessary physical exercise, she still cannot sleep
and sleep being of vital importance to her wellbeing she came up with this Tibetan doctor.
A doctor who had been one of the Dalai Lama's physicians for 2 years.
My friend was stupefied by the speed of his correct diagnosis. She adheres to his advice and already her sleep has improved..
So, I was intrigued and decided to make an appointment as well.
Last Tuesday I went and took my morning urine with me. I entered his room, a room breathing a calm and welcome atmosphere. I was impressed by his sympathetic calm and kindness.
He looked at my urine and felt both my pulses. He told me I had a slight inflammation in my female organs and that my left kidney was low in energy.. Explaining the fatigue I was suffering from these last six months. Adrenal fatigue so to say..
In July and August some polyps were removed from my uterus, so that explains the remnants of an inflammation and my left kidney has indeed been troubling me since 1998.
The Amchi prescribed me tibetan herbs, in the morning before breakfast and after dinner in the evening. Crush 3 'balls', each ball being a compilation of 15 tibetan herbs and pour boiling water over it.. Have you ever tasted mud?? Well the potion is just like that..
Enriched with a prevailing odour of nauseating nutmeg entering my nostrils. I must say I have experienced more frivolous scents in my life...
Today is the first day of not being overwhelmed by these vapours. Pfff.... better!
In 2 months time and.... having digested 120 balls of mud, I am expected back with the Amchi.
Guess what, this Doc gave me a foodlist 85% exactly my TypeA/Teacherlist!! We talked about the GTD and BTD and he knew the BTD by name... I mentioned Peter as being the Doc of BTD and GTD.
Next year the Amchi will start lecturing again about Traditional Tibetan Medicine here in Holland and I am invited to attend..
Well, must say Traditional Tibetan medicine is 2500 years old and has proven itself..
A tradional way of healing by looking at the skin, tongue, pulse, urine, looking at the whole body and mind.
Modern medicine is completely different, just fighting symptoms.. Where did we lose contact with nature, with ourselves??
I sincerely hope that more people will start listening to their bodies and feed their bodies and their minds properly.. Because it is the only way leading to longevity, health and thus happiness.
Take care and talk to you later!
Cocky ![]()
