External Therapies
Bian Que Shengyuan Eighteen-Qiao Method
Follow the traditional shengyuan concept and eighteen key openings to understand the course's two themes of consolidating shengyuan and releasing qi knots, its theoretical framework, region-based content, and practical requirements.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Bian Que Shengyuan Eighteen-Qiao Method is taught by Guo Desheng. Drawing on traditional concepts cited from the Nanjing, its framework comprises eighteen shengyuan gateways. Topics center on consolidating shengyuan and releasing qi knots, with regional study of the head and face, trunk, and limbs to introduce the system's structure and terminology.
The materials also list eighteen guanqiao sites and the scope of two days of in-person study. Distinguish the guanqiao framework from body-region topics, then use demonstrations to understand how the course organizes observation and discussion. This helps learners first understand the system's structure. Traditional terminology does not replace modern diagnosis, and actual manual techniques require appropriate professional supervision.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
Understand shengyuan and the eighteen-gateway course framework.
Understand the course concepts of consolidating the source of life and releasing qi knots.
Organize foundational reading and questions by body-region topics.
Distinguish the boundaries of theory, cases, and individual practice.
Course Structure
Course Outline
The first 10 entries of the course outline are shown below, retaining their original order and numbering.
- 01
Lesson 001: Headache
- 02
Lesson 002: Supraorbital Neuralgia
- 03
Lesson 003: Greater Occipital Neuralgia
- 04
Lesson 004: Gingivitis
- 05
Lesson 005: Acute Pharyngitis
- 06
Lesson 006: Otitis Media
- 07
Lesson 007: Neurogenic Tinnitus
- 08
Lesson 008: Rhinitis
- 09
Lesson 009: Eye Strain
- 10
Lesson 010: Dry Eyes