BuQi Tuina is specific to the BuQi System. The use of vibrational energy and the elimination of BinQi are the foundations of the practice.
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BuQi Tuina is the name of the practice that uses vibrational force to act on energy points or circuits linked to the meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This practice is based on the principle of Tuina massage: the terms Tui , meaning to push, and Na , meaning to grasp, explain the action of this massage. BuQi Tuina is founded on the BuQi® principles . The use of vibrational force allows for the release of energy blockages and the elimination of BinQi (toxic residues in the body). As a result, energy flows freely through the energy channels.
The vibratory force is activated up to the fingers. The muscles relax. The Bin Qi is set in motion. Here, circular movements around the Da Zhui area help to clear this area linked to meridian crossings.
The origin
Dr. Shen Hongxun developed BuQi® Tuina from the BuQi® system. Master Wang Jia Bin was born in Shanghai in 1955. He graduated in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Shanghai School of TCM. He specializes in Tuina massage and, with Dr. Shen Hongxun, developed BuQi® Tuina, which combines the principles of Tuina and BuQi® with special hand techniques to guide energy flow.
The principles
These massages are performed on a clothed person. Negative Qi (BinQi) is directed towards the extremities, hands and feet.
Binqi is localized. The vibratory force sets it in motion, to eliminate it, through the intramuscular spaces. Appropriate hand techniques, finger and hand positions are used. The massage follows paths or releases areas or points.
Exercises help you understand the connection between your toes and hands, your meridians, and the energy of your organs. This touch technique produces rapid results and can be used to improve your overall health.
Effectiveness of BuQi® Tuina
The work is done on both the physical and energetic levels. By clearing blocked areas and restoring energy flow, the pain fades and disappears.
A key strength of the practice is the awareness of the double vicious cycle of posture and emotions. The body and mind are lighter.
It is not necessary to have completed BuQi® training to begin this massage practice. It serves as an entry point for beginners who value the connection to the body. It offers new insights to those already familiar with other energy techniques. And of course, it complements BuQi® training very well.
