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The document discusses various spiritual and philosophical concepts relating to the human experience. It suggests that humans are fundamentally beings of light experiencing life through their physical bodies and five senses. While in physical form, people can forget their true spiritual nature and become attached to worldly identities and desires. The document also references concepts from Tibetan Buddhism like the chakras, meridians, auras, and the three poisons of desire, obscuration, and hatred as sources of illness and suffering stemming from ignorance of our true nature. Overall, the key message is that humans are ultimately souls or beings of light temporarily experiencing physical existence.

Health & Medicine

HEATHER BRUCE

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

BEINGS OF LIGHT
We are more
than a
personality
within a
fleshy
wrapper/body

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

YIN & YANG
In this plane,
in this place,
we come to experience
all things
polarised into
DUALITY

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHAT WE MAY BE SEEN TO BE DOING HERE
Whilst here in physical form,
having a human existence,
we can sometimes forget that

we are beings of light,
here on a journey
played in mostly five senses,
interpreted through the mists and filters
we call our memories, learnings and emotions...

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SHEN
residence

HUN/I –the
thinking/
personality/ego

Will/ambition/
drive/DNA

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

TO FIT INTO SOCIETY

We are taught to shut down our
mammalian aspects &
To be civilised (human)
And usually we forget that we
also have a SOUL
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHY WE MIGHT BE
HERE . . .

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHY DO WE THINK
WE ARE . . . HERE?
• TO BE?
• TO EVOLVE?
• TO EXPERIENCE?
• TO ENGAGE IN FREE CHOICE &
ITS CONSEQUENCES

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL STAR

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL STAR

EARTH
STAR
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL STAR

NADIS

EARTH
STAR
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL STAR

CHAKRAS &
NADIS

EARTH STAR

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL STAR

CHAKRAS &
NADIS &
ACUPUNCTURE
POINTS

EARTH STAR
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL STAR
CHAKRAS &
NADIS &
ACUP &
LIGHT FROM
ALL
MERIDIANS

EARTH
STAR
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

SOUL
STAR

ALL AS
BEFORE +
PERSONAL
AURA

EARTH
STAR
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

TO BE HERE
WE ENGAGE
IN
REACTIONS
WITH
OTHERS
AND THEIR
‘STUFF”

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WE END
UP IN THE
CAGE WE
CALL

‘SELF’
(precious)

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHERE DOES THIS COME
FROM?

ALICE BAILEY – THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

WORK FROM KWAL KHUL . . .
(THE TIBETAN)

ANTAKARANA

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

HOW WE BE
HERE –

STUCK WITHIN
THE CONFINES
OF OUR
BELIEFS

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

HOW DO WE SEE ‘LIFE’?

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

The three circles represent– top – spirit, middle
– ego/personality – bottom – physical entity

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHAT WE THINK ‘LIFE’
IS

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

EMOTIONAL
KALEIDOSCOPE

IONA MARSHA
TEEGARDEN

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

EMOTIONS
IN
HEALTH

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

EMOTIONS IN TURMOIL

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHERE DOES UPSET STEM FROM?

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

We all know this one

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

OUR OLD
FRIEND

STUCK
LIVER QI

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHERE DO WE FOCUS?

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHAT DO WE FEEL ?

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

WHY DO WE GET
SURPRISED?

WHERE DID WE GET A SENSE OF
ENTITLEMENT
FOR AN ‘EASY’ LIFE – NO HICCUPS
(WHITE PICKET FENCE)
WHAT DO WE THINK WE ARE DUE?

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

TIBETAN MEDICINE
‘CAUSES OF DISEASE’

• To be breathing, we suffer

• Ignorance gives rise to desire – hatred – pride
– jealousy – harsh speech – more obscuration –
and around you go . . .. .

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

CLASSIFICATIONS OF DISEASE

• Karma – reaping of past actions
• This lifetime – manifested later in the same
life (see Dr Shen heart conditions)

• Spirits (possession)

• Superficial (lifestyle changes will alter these)

Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

3 POISONS
(3 –ve states of mind)
• Desire – all wind arises from
• Obscuration – all heavy/phlegm arises from
• Hatred – all fire

THE ROOT IS MEANINGLESS
IGNORANCE – the cycles of life
through rebirth & death
Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

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This document describes scenes from the Snowy Alps region of New Zealand over two periods in May 2016. It notes the snowline as night falls, a full moon over the Waimak Bridge, and a week later traveling up the Grey River where the river is full and the first signs of snow are seen behind trees. Locations mentioned include a house on a small rise, water falling in a forest, the wall of Arthur's Pass café, and behind Castle Rock.

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This document discusses freeing stuck liver qi in women through orgasms. It explains that women's liver blood needs to be nourished to support her menstrual cycle and reproductive functions. When liver qi becomes stuck, it can accumulate in the liver meridian pathways including the external and internal genitalia. The document suggests that a lack of orgasms can cause liver qi to become stuck. It proposes considering factors beyond herbs and acupuncture points to address women's health issues and provides alternative perspectives on the causes of disease from Traditional Chinese Medicine and Tibetan Medicine.

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This document discusses postpartum psychosis, including its symptoms, potential causes, risk factors, treatment approaches, and prevention strategies. It notes that postpartum psychosis is a severe mental illness that occurs in the first few weeks after childbirth and affects about 1-2 in every 1,000 births. Risk factors include a lack of social support for new mothers, a traumatic birth experience, preexisting mental health conditions, nutritional deficiencies, and a family history of postpartum psychosis or other mental illnesses. Standard medical treatments focus on medication and separating mother and baby, but herbal medicine approaches emphasize supporting the new mother holistically with improved nutrition, rest, and social support.

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Nourishing mothers Pt.2

Heather Bruce

Nourishing Mothers Being courageous with caution, resolving high risk pregnancy escalation Women are increasingly classified as ‘high risk’ in pregnancy. Advanced maternal age is not the only ‘cause’, as women of all ages have gastric banding and sleeving; and emotional residue of a life lived with inappropriate nutrition, inadequate sun exposure and insufficient regenerative rest as co factors. In addition to apparent placental insufficiency and clotting factors, multiple pregnancies from assisted reproductive technologies, added to prior health problems including Stuck Blood manifestations, all leave a trail of fetal testing and scanning, medical watchful waiting and parental worry. Past the usual expected pregnancy nausea lasting the first trimester – some women may be confronted with a grueling inability to nourish themselves, their pregnancy and their baby. Supporting the middle heater prior to pregnancy will make all the difference. Beyond prevention, we can avert potential crises of fetal foundation failure, should a woman arrive initially with debilitating problems. Various non-needling techniques can be employed in pregnancy with safety and great efficacy to rescue an otherwise doubtful full term pregnancy and healthy baby. Bleeding superficial veins, cupping residual cold from the belly (remove what is stopping normal Yang Qi expression), Gua Sha techniques, sacral cupping, and deep pelvic needling plus enlisting dad’s help at home using moxa to support maternal Yang Qi, we can radically improve the Stuck Qi and Blood that may have preceded pregnancy that is now creating massive pregnancy dramas. Extensive case histories with photographic slides of veins bled and tongues will be give, plus all working on each other. Heather has been active in clinically pertinent acupuncture education for over 30 years. She began her healing practice in Brisbane 35 years ago, after graduating in 1979 from ACA (Syd) in Brisbane. Heather works at the interface of causative factors in her quest for excellence both for her family and her patients, mixing biochemistry (nutrition and naturopathy) with energy techniques. She meets the challenges of the modern world and shares them with others as her heartfelt passion.

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Being courageous with caution, resolving high risk pregnancy escalation Women are increasingly classified as ‘high risk’ in pregnancy. Advanced maternal age is not the only ‘cause’, as women of all ages have gastric banding and sleeving; and emotional residue of a life lived with inappropriate nutrition, inadequate sun exposure and insufficient regenerative rest as co factors. In addition to apparent placental insufficiency and clotting factors, multiple pregnancies from assisted reproductive technologies, added to prior health problems including Stuck Blood manifestations, all leave a trail of fetal testing and scanning, medical watchful waiting and parental worry. Past the usual expected pregnancy nausea lasting the first trimester – some women may be confronted with a grueling inability to nourish themselves, their pregnancy and their baby. Supporting the middle heater prior to pregnancy will make all the difference. Beyond prevention, we can avert potential crises of fetal foundation failure, should a woman arrive initially with debilitating problems. Various non-needling techniques can be employed in pregnancy with safety and great efficacy to rescue an otherwise doubtful full term pregnancy and healthy baby. Bleeding superficial veins, cupping residual cold from the belly (remove what is stopping normal Yang Qi expression), Gua Sha techniques, sacral cupping, and deep pelvic needling plus enlisting dad’s help at home using moxa to support maternal Yang Qi, we can radically improve the Stuck Qi and Blood that may have preceded pregnancy that is now creating massive pregnancy dramas. Extensive case histories with photographic slides of veins bled and tongues will be give, plus all working on each other. Heather has been active in clinically pertinent acupuncture education for over 30 years. She began her healing practice in Brisbane 35 years ago, after graduating in 1979 from ACA (Syd) in Brisbane. Heather works at the interface of causative factors in her quest for excellence both for her family and her patients, mixing biochemistry (nutrition and naturopathy) with energy techniques. She meets the challenges of the modern world and shares them with others as her heartfelt passion.

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1. HEATHER BRUCE Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

2. BEINGS OF LIGHT We are more than a personality within a fleshy wrapper/body Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

3. YIN & YANG In this plane, in this place, we come to experience all things polarised into DUALITY Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

4. WHAT WE MAY BE SEEN TO BE DOING HERE Whilst here in physical form, having a human existence, we can sometimes forget that we are beings of light, here on a journey played in mostly five senses, interpreted through the mists and filters we call our memories, learnings and emotions... Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

5. SHEN residence HUN/I –the thinking/ personality/ego Will/ambition/ drive/DNA Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

6. TO FIT INTO SOCIETY We are taught to shut down our mammalian aspects & To be civilised (human) And usually we forget that we also have a SOUL Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

7. WHY WE MIGHT BE HERE . . . Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

8. WHY DO WE THINK WE ARE . . . HERE? • TO BE? • TO EVOLVE? • TO EXPERIENCE? • TO ENGAGE IN FREE CHOICE & ITS CONSEQUENCES Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

9. SOUL STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

10. SOUL STAR EARTH STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

11. SOUL STAR NADIS EARTH STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

12. SOUL STAR CHAKRAS & NADIS EARTH STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

13. SOUL STAR CHAKRAS & NADIS & ACUPUNCTURE POINTS EARTH STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

14. SOUL STAR CHAKRAS & NADIS & ACUP & LIGHT FROM ALL MERIDIANS EARTH STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

15. SOUL STAR ALL AS BEFORE + PERSONAL AURA EARTH STAR Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

16. TO BE HERE WE ENGAGE IN REACTIONS WITH OTHERS AND THEIR ‘STUFF” Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

17. WE END UP IN THE CAGE WE CALL ‘SELF’ (precious) Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

18. WHERE DOES THIS COME FROM? ALICE BAILEY – THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY WORK FROM KWAL KHUL . . . (THE TIBETAN) ANTAKARANA Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

19. SHEN residence HUN/I –the thinking/ personality/ego Will/ambition/ drive/DNA Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

20. HOW WE BE HERE – STUCK WITHIN THE CONFINES OF OUR BELIEFS Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

21. HOW DO WE SEE ‘LIFE’? Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

22. The three circles represent– top – spirit, middle – ego/personality – bottom – physical entity Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

23. WHAT WE THINK ‘LIFE’ IS Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

24. EMOTIONAL KALEIDOSCOPE IONA MARSHA TEEGARDEN Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

25. EMOTIONS IN HEALTH Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

26. EMOTIONS IN TURMOIL Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

27. WHERE DOES UPSET STEM FROM? Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

28. We all know this one Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

29. OUR OLD FRIEND STUCK LIVER QI Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

30. WHERE DO WE FOCUS? Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

31. Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

32. WHAT DO WE FEEL ? Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

33. WHY DO WE GET SURPRISED? WHERE DID WE GET A SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT FOR AN ‘EASY’ LIFE – NO HICCUPS (WHITE PICKET FENCE) WHAT DO WE THINK WE ARE DUE? Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

34. TIBETAN MEDICINE ‘CAUSES OF DISEASE’ • To be breathing, we suffer • Ignorance gives rise to desire – hatred – pride – jealousy – harsh speech – more obscuration – and around you go . . .. . Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

35. CLASSIFICATIONS OF DISEASE • Karma – reaping of past actions • This lifetime – manifested later in the same life (see Dr Shen heart conditions) • Spirits (possession) • Superficial (lifestyle changes will alter these) Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

36. 3 POISONS (3 –ve states of mind) • Desire – all wind arises from • Obscuration – all heavy/phlegm arises from • Hatred – all fire THE ROOT IS MEANINGLESS IGNORANCE – the cycles of life through rebirth & death Copyright Heather Bruce 2008 AACMAC Sydney

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