Friday, April 29, 2022

Why Do You Eat Dumplings On The Winter Solstice? 3 Things In Daily Life "replenishing Yang Qi", Diet, Exercise, Work And Rest Must Be In Place

Next week is approaching the winter solstice. The ancients said that "the winter solstice has three phases"—earthworms knot, horns dissolve, and water springs move. This refers to the legend that earthworms are creatures with yin and yang. Although yang has grown at this time, but The yin qi is still very strong, and the earthworms in the soil are still curled up. Mi and deer are in the same family, but yin and yang are different. The ancients believed that the horns of Mi were born in the back, so it was yin, and when the yang was born in the winter solstice, the yin qi gradually receded and resolved. horns; the springs in the mountains can flow and are warm.

In Taiwan, there is a custom of eating glutinous rice balls on the winter solstice. After eating glutinous rice balls, it also means that the age is about to increase by one year. The ancients valued family reunion, so during the winter solstice, the whole family formed a circle to make glutinous rice balls.

In addition, eating glutinous rice balls on the winter solstice also has the purpose of "taking the round to achieve yang energy". The winter solstice is the longest night in the year. After the winter solstice, the days grow longer and the yang qi rises. Therefore, eating glutinous rice balls on the winter solstice also symbolizes the arrival of the yang qi with a circle.

In daily life, after the winter solstice, you have to go to bed early and get up late, and it is best to go out for activities after the sun comes out. In exercising, try to do some sweaty sports as little as possible. These sports are the most consuming of yang energy, and should be dominated by sports that do not sweat or sweat less, such as walking, jogging, doing gymnastics, and practicing boxing and dancing. Swords, etc.; should pay attention to abstinence in the life of husband and wife; sunbathe more, especially around 10 am, this is also the easiest way to supplement the yang energy of the human body.

In terms of diet, you should eat more foods that can warm and nourish the kidney-yang, which can be determined according to your own constitution. eat meatFriends can eat mutton tonic, because mutton is a warming and nourishing ingredient, which has the effect of moisturizing the lungs and tonifying kidney qi; friends who are vegetarians recommend tonic with Sishen soup, among which Poria, Gorgon, lotus seeds, yam and barley are all nourishing for the spleen and stomach. Ingredients. In fact, it is enough for ordinary people to drink Sishen soup. They do not necessarily need to eat warm and tonic stewed pork ribs and ginger duck; if you don't like the taste of traditional Chinese medicine, you can also buy fresh yam stewed pork ribs, which is also a good choice.

; can also be paired with cool foods, such as cabbage, pears, cold edamame, white radish, etc., to balance the heat of the soup, and it is best to replace meat with vegetables and mushrooms to reduce Calories can also reduce the burden on the body.

In addition, food supplements are not as good as qi supplementation. At the same time, if you can exercise breathing, you can strengthen the body's own qi, so that the internal organs and six viscera can be filled and adjusted.

Here we recommend the "Water Diversion Rising" exercise, which can improve osteoporosis, weak waist and knees, insufficient kidney water, backache and back pain, prevent long bone spurs, and strengthen the legs, preventing premature aging. It can also help open the meridians behind, which is beneficial to the spine, Ren meridian and Du meridian.

(The picture demonstrator is a student of Mr. Wang Xie, not the author himself)

1. Feet shoulder-width apart, hands crossed, palms up, thumbs up. 2. Inhale and raise the Tanzhong point (the midpoint of the line connecting the nipples), turn your palms and exhale downwards; repeat this 3 times. 3. Breathe in and turn your hands into sword fingers.4. Bend your body forward, keep your knees bent, and try to touch the ground with your fingertips. 5. When exhaling, press the hand from the dantian to the Tanzhong point. 6. Flip the sword finger and push it out; concentrate the breath on the sword finger and exhale it forward. 7. Repeat 21 times. Receipt of work.

◎ This article is excerpted from / "Meditation - This File Daoyin Exercise" by Teacher Wang Xie ◎ Image source / Shanwen Wenchuang Publishing House‧Dazhi Image / courtesy of shutterstock

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