Dorn Method and Meridians

Colleration between Meridians and The Dorn Method

An unwell organ can often show symptoms along corresponding meridians in the body tissue, which has been proven over thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Some common symptoms can be: Joint pain, stiffnes, disruptions in the senses, restriction in movements, energy-blockages, cramps, changes in tissue and more. Often the corresponding vertebrae are misaligned or blocked.

From the localisation of the complaint the Dorn Therapist can get valuable information about the meridians involved and therefore locate the misaligned or blocked vertebrae.

During a Dorn-Therapy session the Meridians are always treated and influenced at the same time. It is possible that a dry mouth or bad breath disappears because of the correction of vertebrae C4, Th6, Th7 and Th8 influencing the functional circuit Spleen-Stomach-Mouth.

A special role in connection with the Dorn-Therapy plays the Governor- and the Bladder-meridian:

The Governor, running along the Spine upwards, is consequently always treated whenever the Spine receives a Dorn-Therapy, with wide ranging consequences. Through that Meridian flows the activating Yang-Energy and the Patients feel this usually very soon: The Live Force is awakened, the Immune System strengthened and the Organ Function assisted. The Patient mostly feels more free, well, taller and better.

Especially clear are the connections of vertebrae and meridians seen at the bladder-meridian. As a Yang-Meridian the bladder-meridian flows from the upper part downwards. It guides from the head along the back over the back of the knee until the outer side of the small toe. There it connects with the upwards flowing kidney-meridian. On its way down the back the bladder-meridian flows right and left from the Spine. It connects all vertebrae joints and the sacrum with the brain and the lower extremities.

Therefore every Dorn-Therapy is influencing the Bladder-meridian. So it can happen that with the correction of a blockage in the lumbar area, pain in the knee disappears. Many healing results, achieved with the Dorn-Therapy, can be explained with the help of meridians.

Depending on the location many problems can be connected with disruptions along the bladder-meridian: Sound in the Ear (Tinnitus), low energy-levels (weakness), neurodermitis, psoriasis, ‘open’ legs, Pains in the lower sacrum, the knee, on the back of the legs or on the outside of the ankles as well as cramps in the calves.

As soon as the Therapist finds the meridians an vertebrae that corresponds to the complains he will treat the vertebra connected to that organ area as well as all the vertebrae connected to the corresponding functional circuit.

In many cases this will result in a fast healing or at least in an improvement of the problem.