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eTip-0015 Using the Metaphors Section in eTouch V2 |
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The inclusion of the Chinese 5 Element Metaphors into TFH represented some of the last works by Dr. John Thie while working with his son, Matthew Thie. Together, they wrote Touch for Health pocketbook with Chinese 5 Element Metaphors and Touch for Health: The Complete Edition. Today, Matthew continues teaching Metaphors workshops around the world. The Metaphors are also tightly integrated into eTouch for Health and are available in the stand-alone Metaphors Reference as well as accessible from within an active session. The Muscle Reference also contains metaphors for each muscle. Metaphors can be used in a Balance-As-You-Go or One Point Assessment Balance. One of the powerful features of eTouch is that only the Metaphors involved (determined by which muscles you marked with an imbalance) are selected in an active session. There are over 100 metaphors, so having the computer narrow the results down to only those appropriate for the balance is helpful. In this eTip, we present the 5 Element Metaphors and how to access them in the stand-alone reference or how to access them from an active session in eTouch. Metaphors in an active Session |
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Metaphors Reference | |||
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Charts Button: Third button down in far right column. You will be taken to the Charts Menu (shown below). |
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Charts Menu In this tip we are going to look at the
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The Charts Menu, shown below, provides easy access to many of the most frequently used charts in Touch for Health.
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Metaphors from an Active Session | |||
In an active session, metaphors can be accessed from the Five Elements or the Meridian Wheel. The full power of eTouch can be realized by clicking on the muscle/meridian that you have chosen to do a one-point assessment balance. By clicking on the name, you will be taken directly to the metaphors for that element/meridian/muscle. Once you are at the Metaphor screen, the instructions are applicable whether you are in an active session or using the metaphors reference. | |||
Metaphors from Five Elements
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Accessing Metaphors from the Meridian Wheel
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The Metaphors Screen | |||
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Metaphors - Heart Meridian The Metaphors for the Fire Element, the Heart Meridian and the Subscapularis will be displayed. To change Elements: Click the button in the menu bar across the top on the Element to see its Metaphors. In our example below, we will select the Earth Element. To change Meridians: Select the Meridian from the Meridian(s) popup menu. Note: In an active session, only muscles that have tested weak or unlocking will show up in the list.
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First we will change Elements • Click the yellow Earth button (shown on right). |
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Earth Metaphors The Earth Element metaphors are displayed. To change Muscles in a Meridian: Click the name of the muscle in the menu below the current muscle name highlighted in the Red box. For our example below, we will select the Levator Scapulae from the list. Pectoralis Major is currently selected.
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Now we will change Muscles:
Note: In an active session, only muscles that have tested weak or unlocking will show up in the list. |
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The Metaphors for the Levator Scapulae are now displayed as shown below. Note: There are 10 Aspects for each element. They are shown in the bottom right corner of the screen. To change Aspects, click on an Aspect on the blue button bar at the bottom of the screen. Metaphors Aspects: Color; Season; Climate; Smell; Taste; Emotion; Fortifies; Personal Power; and Faith/Worldview. |
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Now we will change the Aspect from Color to Emotion.
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To change Meridians within the same Element: Click the Meridian name in the red highlighted box, hold and select meridian. In our example, we click on Stomach and select Spleen. A new set of metaphors for the Spleen is displayed. |
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Change Muscle
Metaphors for the Opponens Polliciis are displayed. For more information about balancing with Metaphors, go to the Reference section of eTouch.
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