3 Treasure Theory & Application
The 3 Treasure concept is based on an ancient healing system used by the Yellow Emperor Huang Di, over 5 thousand years ago. The 3 Treasure healing process combines the traditional Chinese medicines of acupuncture, herbal medicine, dietary therapy, Qigong, meditation and massage to treat the 3 Treasures in man - Vitality, Energy & Spirit.
These ancient healing techniques were developed by ancient Daoist Masters and were observed in not only man but the environment as well. They were broken down into three areas: Heaven, Man and Earth.
3 Treasures of Heaven
1.) Sun
2.) Moon
3.) Stars
These elements create clarity and a harmonious environment on earth.
3 Treasures of Man
1.) Vitality
2.) Energy
3.) Spirit
These 3 elements are essential for health and wellbeing, without an abundance of each, there will be disharmony and illness. Vitality is treated with herbal medicine and dietary therapy, Energy with Acupuncture and Qigong, and Spirit with meditation and Qigong. Used in combination they bring fast track healing and regeneration.
3 Treasures of Earth
1.) Wind
2.) Fire
3.) Water
These 3 elements create good harvest, and therefore increase vitality. All are necessary elements in the evolution and survival of nature and man.
The observation of the 3 treasures in nature can also be applied to man. A good analagy is planting a tree.. In order for the tree to grow it requires its own 3 treasures - Nutrients (soil), Water and Sunlight. Without these 3 things the tree would surely die. The same can be said if only one treasure was used e.g Sunlight but no Water. However, if the tree has an abundant supply of all 3, it will thrive with vitality and live for hundreds of years.
Therefore it is of great importance that the 3 Treasures be used in combination when treating a patient - Acupuncture, Qigong, Herbal Medicine. Only then will the patient receive the full benefits and effectivenss of the healing process towards wellness. If only one or two treasures are utilised, the recovery process is much slower. |