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Contents Treatments in Tibetan medicine External Therapies External Therapies & the Three Humors Kunye Benefits of Kunye Kunye points Treatments of points Practical exercise Conclusion
Tibetan Medicine and External Therapies In Traditional Tibetan Medicine (TTM),
treatments generally fall into four basic categories:
Diet Lifestyle
Medicine External Therapies
External Therapies
The richness of TTM external therapies: Blood-letting* Moxibustion* Compresses Herbal bath therapy Massage Surgical Therapy*
Additional Therapies
Cupping Smoke Therapy Stick Therapy Hor me La Massage Chakra Massage
Energetic Therapies
External Therapies and the Three Nyepa
For Loong Kunye Hor me
For Tripa Blood-letting Sweating therapy Cold water therapy
For Bekan Moxibustion Hot Compress
- Ku Nye - The Magic of Touch
tib. bsKu mNye
Nye refers to the actual massage including kneading, rubbing and pressing Another common name for massage is Chukpa (tib. Byugpa)
The Three Steps of Ku Nye
Applying the massage medium such as oil or decoction
Joint work gentle movements or massage of the joints
Applying heat or cold e.g. the use of heated or cooled stones, or heated herbal compresses
Step 1. Ku (tib. bsKu)
The Three Steps of Ku Nye Step 2. Nye (tib. mNye)
This refers to the actual massage, kneading, rubbing, tapping, etc
Specific attention is given to: Muscles and tendons Channels Points Skin
The Three Steps of Ku Nye Step 3. Chi (tib. Phyis)
Removing the oil or sweat induced by the application of heat with powder, bath or shower
Benefits of Ku Nye most gentle, yet energetically profound external therapy extremely effective for healing the Body, Energy and Mind
Kunye Points
There are about 250 points in the body Head points Face points Lateral points (Ears) Back points Chest points Arm points Leg points
Treatment of Points
1. KOR clockwise rotation 2. NON - press 3. KOR anti-clockwise rotation 4. CHE - opening 5. DEG - tapping