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    Five Element Reiki © Taggart King 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009 25 An 'over-stimulated' Spleen can show itself in greed for knowledge and the latest news,and an addiction to reading. The most characteristic example of this is the person whoaccumulates knowledge about detailed areas of human life. This is the type of knowledge that specialists have: concentrated without seeing the context, theconnection to the bigger picture. Another characteristic of an excess energy in theSpleen is seen in the person who can't stop thinking, who has to think through andconsider everything.Yet another example would be the one-sided advocates of science and reason, peoplewho judge and reject every other way of looking at things. These people are said tocompensate for a deficit in Earth by mentally clinging to an apparent security in thelogical verification of things. Compulsive behaviour, fixed ideas, obsessions and apassion for collecting that has become obsessive, also represent an excess of energy inthe Spleen.It is interesting at this point to note that it is not only desirable to have balance betweenthe elements, but to also have balance within an element. The energy in earth has toexpress itself on many levels: physical, mental, emotional etc. If a person takes up ahuge amount of energy in digestion and nourishment then there will not be a great dealof energy left over for thought and reflection. If lots of Earth energy is used up inintellectual activity, then there will be a deficit on the emotional level, leading to a lack of compassion. Excessive intellectual activity can also produce problems on the physicallevel, with allergies, menstrual problems, stomach ulcers or metabolic disorders.The Spleen and the Stomach are good examples of the way that Chinese medicineinterprets the idea of an 'organ' differently from Western medicine, even on an organiclevel. The 'Spleen' for example is seen as encompassing the part of the Pancreas thatproduces digestive enzymes used in the Duodenum. The 'Stomach' is seen as includingthe duodenum and the first six inches of the Small Intestine, which is why digestion,nourishment, assimilation and absorption are classified under the heading of 'Earth'. The'Spleen' also represents the lymphatic system: nodes, vessels, tonsils and thymus, itrepresents the red bone marrow and the mucous membrane of the intestines, since theyhave a large lymphatic component. So the idea of 'nourishment' also extends toproviding oxygen - via the red blood cells - to every cell in the body.So the 'Spleen' oversees the transportation of water from the tissues back into thebloodstream, the absorption of fat from the intestine into the lymph system, theproduction of white blood cells and the storage and breakdown of red blood cells. TheSpleen is the 'mother organ' of the whole body. It regulates the distribution of water andblood, it nourishes the body, and it maintains the integrity of the body through theimmune system. It is also seen as responsible for fertility, pregnancy and birth, together with the Kidney and the Uterus (an extraordinary organ that is not assigned to anelement). The breasts are assigned to Earth.The Spleen is important, and can be seen as being responsible for distribution, and thetransport of energy throughout the body-mind. If there is a Spleen-Pancreas imbalancethen other parts of the body-mind wouldn't get the energy they need, and for this reasonit is said that the 'five viscera' all get their breath of life from the 'Spleen'. The Stomach can be seen as the organ that receives nourishment, integrates it andbrings it to fruition, and then passes on the food energy to be distributed by the Spleen. Five Element Reiki © Taggart King 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009 26 The Stomach is almost the most important function in the body-mind because our energy feeds from it, and it takes in every aspect of our lives.If there is a Stomach imbalance then we cannot get the proper benefit from what we takein, whether this i

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    Five Element Reiki © Taggart King 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009 25 An 'over-stimulated' Spleen can show itself in greed for knowledge and the latest news,and an addiction to reading. The most characteristic example of this is the person whoaccumulates knowledge about detailed areas of human life. This is the type of knowledge that specialists have: concentrated without seeing the context, theconnection to the bigger picture. Another characteristic of an excess energy in theSpleen is seen in the person who can't stop thinking, who has to think through andconsider everything.Yet another example would be the one-sided advocates of science and reason, peoplewho judge and reject every other way of looking at things. These people are said tocompensate for a deficit in Earth by mentally clinging to an apparent security in thelogical verification of things. Compulsive behaviour, fixed ideas, obsessions and apassion for collecting that has become obsessive, also represent an excess of energy inthe Spleen.It is interesting at this point to note that it is not only desirable to have balance betweenthe elements, but to also have balance within an element. The energy in earth has toexpress itself on many levels: physical, mental, emotional etc. If a person takes up ahuge amount of energy in digestion and nourishment then there will not be a great dealof energy left over for thought and reflection. If lots of Earth energy is used up inintellectual activity, then there will be a deficit on the emotional level, leading to a lack of compassion. Excessive intellectual activity can also produce problems on the physicallevel, with allergies, menstrual problems, stomach ulcers or metabolic disorders.The Spleen and the Stomach are good examples of the way that Chinese medicineinterprets the idea of an 'organ' differently from Western medicine, even on an organiclevel. The 'Spleen' for example is seen as encompassing the part of the Pancreas thatproduces digestive enzymes used in the Duodenum. The 'Stomach' is seen as includingthe duodenum and the first six inches of the Small Intestine, which is why digestion,nourishment, assimilation and absorption are classified under the heading of 'Earth'. The'Spleen' also represents the lymphatic system: nodes, vessels, tonsils and thymus, itrepresents the red bone marrow and the mucous membrane of the intestines, since theyhave a large lymphatic component. So the idea of 'nourishment' also extends toproviding oxygen - via the red blood cells - to every cell in the body.So the 'Spleen' oversees the transportation of water from the tissues back into thebloodstream, the absorption of fat from the intestine into the lymph system, theproduction of white blood cells and the storage and breakdown of red blood cells. TheSpleen is the 'mother organ' of the whole body. It regulates the distribution of water andblood, it nourishes the body, and it maintains the integrity of the body through theimmune system. It is also seen as responsible for fertility, pregnancy and birth, together with the Kidney and the Uterus (an extraordinary organ that is not assigned to anelement). The breasts are assigned to Earth.The Spleen is important, and can be seen as being responsible for distribution, and thetransport of energy throughout the body-mind. If there is a Spleen-Pancreas imbalancethen other parts of the body-mind wouldn't get the energy they need, and for this reasonit is said that the 'five viscera' all get their breath of life from the 'Spleen'. The Stomach can be seen as the organ that receives nourishment, integrates it andbrings it to fruition, and then passes on the food energy to be distributed by the Spleen. Five Element Reiki © Taggart King 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009 26 The Stomach is almost the most important function in the body-mind because our energy feeds from it, and it takes in every aspect of our lives.If there is a Stomach imbalance then we cannot get the proper benefit from what we takein, whether this i

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    Five Element Reiki © Taggart King 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009 25 An 'over-stimulated' Spleen can show itself in greed for knowledge and the latest news,and an addiction to reading. The most characteristic example of this is the person whoaccumulates knowledge about detailed areas of human life. This is the type of knowledge that specialists have: concentrated without seeing the context, theconnection to the bigger picture. Another characteristic of an excess energy in theSpleen is seen in the person who can't stop thinking, who has to think through andconsider everything.Yet another example would be the one-sided advocates of science and reason, peoplewho judge and reject every other way of looking at things. These people are said tocompensate for a deficit in Earth by mentally clinging to an apparent security in thelogical verification of things. Compulsive behaviour, fixed ideas, obsessions and apassion for collecting that has become obsessive, also represent an excess of energy inthe Spleen.It is interesting at this point to note that it is not only desirable to have balance betweenthe elements, but to also have balance within an element. The energy in earth has toexpress itself on many levels: physical, mental, emotional etc. If a person takes up ahuge amount of energy in digestion and nourishment then there will not be a great dealof energy left over for thought and reflection. If lots of Earth energy is used up inintellectual activity, then there will be a deficit on the emotional level, leading to a lack of compassion. Excessive intellectual activity can also produce problems on the physicallevel, with allergies, menstrual problems, stomach ulcers or metabolic disorders.The Spleen and the Stomach are good examples of the way that Chinese medicineinterprets the idea of an 'organ' differently from Western medicine, even on an organiclevel. The 'Spleen' for example is seen as encompassing the part of the Pancreas thatproduces digestive enzymes used in the Duodenum. The 'Stomach' is seen as includingthe duodenum and the first six inches of the Small Intestine, which is why digestion,nourishment, assimilation and absorption are classified under the heading of 'Earth'. The'Spleen' also represents the lymphatic system: nodes, vessels, tonsils and thymus, itrepresents the red bone marrow and the mucous membrane of the intestines, since theyhave a large lymphatic component. So the idea of 'nourishment' also extends toproviding oxygen - via the red blood cells - to every cell in the body.So the 'Spleen' oversees the transportation of water from the tissues back into thebloodstream, the absorption of fat from the intestine into the lymph system, theproduction of white blood cells and the storage and breakdown of red blood cells. TheSpleen is the 'mother organ' of the whole body. It regulates the distribution of water andblood, it nourishes the body, and it maintains the integrity of the body through theimmune system. It is also seen as responsible for fertility, pregnancy and birth, together with the Kidney and the Uterus (an extraordinary organ that is not assigned to anelement). The breasts are assigned to Earth.The Spleen is important, and can be seen as being responsible for distribution, and thetransport of energy throughout the body-mind. If there is a Spleen-Pancreas imbalancethen other parts of the body-mind wouldn't get the energy they need, and for this reasonit is said that the 'five viscera' all get their breath of life from the 'Spleen'. The Stomach can be seen as the organ that receives nourishment, integrates it andbrings it to fruition, and then passes on the food energy to be distributed by the Spleen. Five Element Reiki © Taggart King 2001, 2002, 2003, 2009 26 The Stomach is almost the most important function in the body-mind because our energy feeds from it, and it takes in every aspect of our lives.If there is a Stomach imbalance then we cannot get the proper benefit from what we takein, whether this i

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