MOXA IN MOTION WITH THE ONTAKE METHOD: Rhythmic Moxibustion Methods from Japan for Mind-Body Healing

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Product Description Is moxibustion too difficult to apply, too risky or too smoky? Discover the effective new moxa method from Japan that gets rapid results - safely. Moxibustion is ancient. Even more ancient than needling. In modern acupuncture, however, it is often considered too time-consuming or difficult to master. And yet the classics say: for chronic conditions, moxa has no equal. Coming to the rescue of time-poor, present-day acupuncturists is the Ontake Method from Japan. This innovative technique uses a piece of bamboo filled with burning moxa wool to roll, tap and press on the acupuncture meridians using a metronome programmed to each meridian's frequency. The rhythmic application of heat, frequency and pressure triggers rapid shifts in your patients' body condition and mood but this method generates only a little smoke. In this book, you will learn: Dr Manaka's meridian frequencies and how to apply them Branch treatments for symptom relief Root treatments for whole-body regulation The integration of Dr Tan's holographic models with Ontake for the rapid relief of pain in the neck, back and joints Moxa in Motion presents a step-by-step guide to clinical practice utilising the Ontake Method. Easily integrated into any style of acupuncture, Shiatsu or Tuina, the Ontake Method will boost your results and build your practice. Oran Kivity is a veteran acupuncturist from the UK, living in Asia. He has dedicated countless hours of clinical observation and study to integrate the knowledge of contemporary Japanese masters. Through writing and teaching, he has ignited interest in Ontake, a remarkable new moxa tool from Japan, developing these dynamic new techniques further and compiling them into this practical handbook of moxibustion. Review I would venture to use the word thrilling to describe my experience in reading Kivity's book. One can see a first-class mind at work as he weaves all these elements together into a fascinating tapestry that is a significant addition to our clinical bag of tools... It is quite a brilliant synthesis, worthy of the Aquarian Age into which we are stumbling, where artistic fusion of disparate elements will be the name of the game. Bob Quinn, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine The Ontake Method is effortless to read but contains a wealth of knowledge from Kivity's years of clinical practice and study with Japanese masters. It is sure to boost your results and build your scope of practice. For any practitioner practicing either acupuncture, Tuina or Shiatsu this new book will show you how a piece of bamboo filled with moxa will become an essential piece of equipment in your clinical toolbox, Ineke Lam, Pointers Journal of the Shiatsu Therapy Association of Australia This book introduces a new tool to the acupuncture and moxibustion world. It is written by a practitioner with huge experience in the field. Readers will discover a new way of understanding and enjoying moxibustion. Without doubt, this is the next tool to have in your therapeutic pocket, Felip Caudet, Journal of Chinese Medicine I have to say, as a Shiatsu practitioner who has used just about every adjunctive tool over the years to stave off bodywork burnout--this is seriously promising...I reckon there's little in the practical realm of this diverse tradition you can learn solely out of a book, but this system goes close. Michael Ellis, The Lantern About the Author British acupuncturist Oran Kivity trained in Europe, China, and Japan. In continuous practice since 1987, he specialised in Japanese methods and in 2000, was a founder member of Toyohari UK, the British branch of the Toyohari Association of Japan. In recent years, he developed in the Ontake Method, winning awards in 2014 and 2019 for the most innovative new healing method from Harper's Bazaar Magazine and Global Health Pharma. His first book, Moxa in Motion received praise and recognition from the Journal of Chinese Medicin