- Thumb: Connected to the spleen and stomach. Soothing for emotions such as depression and anxiety. Can help relieve headaches, abdominal pain, and skin problems.
- Index: Associated with the kidneys and bladder. Effective against fear, confusion, and dissatisfaction. Recommended for reducing backache, muscle pain, and digestive upset.
- Major: Connected to the liver and gallbladder. Useful for calming anger, irritability, and insecurity. Can relieve fatigue, migraines, menstrual pain, and circulatory problems.
- Ring finger: Associated with the lungs and large intestine. Acts on sadness, pessimism, and fear. Good for alleviating asthma, respiratory disorders, digestive problems, and certain skin conditions.
- Little Finger: Corresponds to the heart and small intestine. Promotes relaxation in the face of anxiety, nervousness, and lack of self-confidence. Can be helpful for heart problems, bone pain, and sore throats.
Why try Jin Shin Jutsu?
This method is simple, free, and accessible to everyone . Whether you’re at the office, commuting, or comfortably at home, it only takes a few minutes to practice this ritual.
Of course, this technique does not replace medical treatment in the event of a serious problem, but it can become a valuable ally in improving your daily life.
The Power of Energy Balance
By combining this Japanese method with a balanced diet , regular exercise and a healthy lifestyle , you could discover a new physical and emotional balance.
Why not try it now? Take five minutes for yourself, choose a finger, breathe deeply, and feel the benefits. You might be surprised by the results!
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