The Organ Calendar of Tibetan Pulsing

Tibetan Pulsing is the pulse of life that wisely unites body and soul. It has long been known in the monasteries of Tibet that every cell in the body consists of pulsating energy, and blockages can lead to physical symptoms. Tibetan Pulsing Healing restores the flow of these energies through gentle pressure on the body, harnessing the power of the pulse. The 24 internal organs, including the heart, spleen, lungs, and Hara, receive special support for two weeks each in the organ calendar through mudra meditations, healing flows, and partner exercises for shared pulsing. This stimulates the body's self-healing powers, harmonizes and revitalizes the body, and negative emotions give way to clarity and deep peace. Elvira Schneider, a naturopath and body therapist, has been using this traditional method of healing and energy work for over 30 years, having been initiated into it by the founder of the method himself. Her essential foundational work is an introduction to Tibetan Pulsing, providing a comprehensive overview of the 24 internal organs, as well as an educational practical guide with numerous exercises for both advanced practitioners and therapists.