All of us love to listen beauteous sounds. Whether it’s a majestic song or a pleasant voice, the sounds of nature or a child’s laughter, sounds may have a very positive or negative effect not only on our moods, but even on our body’s right down to the atomic level.

This is because all matter vibrates at respective and specific frequencies. These frequencies may be used for either positive or negative effects. Scientist’s have used these laws of physics to create respective weapons, medicine uses sound to view inside the body or dissolve stones or tumors and the Chinese have been using sounds to heal and heal for millenia.

In the progressed spiritual practices, respective cantillating methods are used to generate a more peaceful state of mind, boost the energy in respective organ systems and increase immunity allround the entire body. These methods may be applied for religious or strictly health related purposes. It all depends upon the desire and goals of the practitioner. These methods are based on pure science and the physics of vibrations, something that the Chinese have been conscious of for millenia.

In the basi two articles in this series it was brought up that the Chinese came across through observation and analysis of persons who requires medical care that when a person had an impairment of normal physiological function whose origin was traced to a peculiar organ, that person always made the same sounds of distress (moaning, whining, and whimpering) disregarding of the language that the person spoke. This is equivalent to how people all over the world make the same ha ha sound when they laugh, disregarding of their spoken language, the sound is always made when laughing.

A person laughs because the body is purging itself of excess fire energy built up in the heart channels when you experience something funny. Martial artists are intimate with the making of respective sounds when throwing punches or performing other techniques. Karate practitioners oftentimes use the “Keeah” sound to help increase striking power. Chinese martial artists use other sounds that are even more effective which are based on the same principles as the six healing sounds. When making these sounds for the duration of a queer technique, it is known to cause an increase in power, strength and energy.

Similar to these sounds that martial artists use to increase power are sounds that may be employed to cool, calm and heal respective organs of the body. When these sounds are performed in a gentler manner, they may primarily support in the elimination of excess fire energies from those organs. In Chinese medicine it is often times these excess fire energies that are responsible for a good deal of sicknesses and conditions that are so prevalent in today’s society. By purging these energies from the body we may primarily boost the health of the organ and heal any sicknesses the excess and stagnant fire chi may be causing.

In the original two articles in this series we covered the sounds for the Lungs and Kidneys.

Each of these sounds must be made audibly, but softly and gently for the duration of exhalation. If you’re at work or in a crowd and don’t want to be heard making these sound, you may make them as soft as a whisper without losing any of their effectiveness. Please refer to the former articles for more details on the basi two sounds.

The Liver Sound

The next sound is the sound for the liver. The liver is another of the five critical yin organs of the body that likewise includes the lungs, kidneys, heart and spleen. Keeping the liver healthy, strong and stress free is very primary in your overall health, longevity and fitness. The liver controls a number of necessary functions in the body and it is an organ that we may not live without.

The liver is responsible for the overall metaboli process of the body, controls muscular strength, movements and coordination, strength of vision, clarity of thinking, helps to detoxify and re-energize the blood for the duration of sleep and produces essential cholesterol.

It also controls sexual energy and vitality, is related with the negative emotion of anger, the positive emotion of graciousness and the factor of wood. This wood energy of the liver helps to feed, control and energize the heart. Just as wood is necessitated to keep a fire going, the wood energy of the liver is necessitated to help keep the heart going. When we get angry we’re principally increasing the amount of “wood” energy sent to the heart. This is why the heart rate often increments when you experience strong anger.

This is similar to what happens when you add more wood on a fire. The dandier the amount of wood, the hotter the fire will become. Many people are intimate with the fatigue that oftentimes comes after a bout of severe anger. This is the result of the draining of the liver chi for the duration of the aroused flare up. After the anger subsides the person commonly finds that they need to a take a nap. This is because the body needs to recharge to liver energy.

So it is strongly commended to keep away from uncontrolled outbursts of anger as much as possible. Not only because were primarily stressing the liver but because continuous anger will cause the body to be in a neverending state of excess fire energy. The Chinese have a saying that “Anger is a fire, if you don’t put it out, it will burn you up”

To help you keep anger under control and to cool and beef up this critical organ were going to go over the next sound of “The Six Healing Sounds to Cure and Heal” the liver sound. To exercise this sound take a deep breath until the lungs are in regards to 80% full, then tilting the head back and looking up, breathe out while softly making the sound

“Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh”

The sound is just like the sound you would make when telling an individual to be quiet “Shhhh”. In this case we are in essence telling the liver to be quiet. Just like the former sounds, we’re going to make the sound soft and tame as this will support to further facilitate the calming down of the liver chi.

After the liver sound is made, take a deep breath and visualize a bright green energy coming back into the liver with each inhalation. You may visualize this energy coming in right through the skin directly into the organ itself or coming in with the breath and going down into the liver that way. Since we’re purging energy from the liver on the exhalation, we want to replace a great deal of of the negative fire energy that we expelled with clean pure clean energy on the inhalation.

Practice this sound amongst 3-6 times per session. If you are very angry, have red or watery eyes, are attempting to detoxify the liver or if you have a sour or bitter taste in your mouth, increase the number to of breaths amongst 9 and 36 times. Remember to inhale and see the bright green energy coming into the liver after each exhalation. This is because bright green is the frequency of the liver energy so by using the mind to modulate this energy upon Inhalation we’ll also beef up the liver a little bit with each inhalation.

Through the purging of excess fire energy from the liver, this sound will not only boost health but it may have a vast affect on those who have anger control issues. An old Taoist axiom states that if an individual is angry at a person and makes the liver sound 30 times and yet is still angry, that person has a right to slap the other person. Though we don’t commend that at all!

This is plainly to give you an idea of how effective the Taoists regard the liver sound at purging the fire energies which often lead to uncontrollable anger. This sound may likewise help put you in a better mood, improve vision, cleanse the blood and clear up muddled thinking.

Remember that you may increase the effectiveness of any of the six healing sounds by visualizing a black smoke coming out of the queer organ on the exhalation, along with the suitable sound for that organ.

I have ofttimes employed the liver sound when the eyes are tired, red or itchy with outstanding results. So the next time that you have red or itchy eyes (a sign of excess fire chi), rather of reaching for those eye drops first, try making the liver sound, the kidney sound or both. Do them both at least six times each then see how your eyes look and feel afterwards. Many times you’ll find that you don’t need those eye drops at all.

In the next article we’ll be going over a very indispensable sound these days, the heart sound.

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