Introduction to the traditional Free-Warrior medicine
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By popular demand, in April 2020 a teacher started to give an introductory course in traditional Free-Warrior medicine via video conferencing.
We make the recordings of this course available on this page free of charge and without obligation. Those who find the knowledge imparted here useful and would like to thank you for it, are welcome to do so with a coffee for the teacher. Please note that the videos on this page are currently only available in German language. If you want to support us in the translation of these videos please consider donating a coffee.
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In former times Pahuyuth Free-Warriors made their living as intinerant healers or lived isolated in the wilderness (Ruesi). For their services as For their services as Natural healers or masseurs they were often given board and lodging.
In order to adapt this tradition to the modern, we have created a Buy me a Coffee account. We use the proceeds to make even more content of this kind available to the public, thus preserving the knowledge and cultural heritage of the ancient Free-Warriors for future generations.
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Section 1: Analytics
The first branch of the Free-Warrior Medicine is the analysis. This is about the perception and allocation of existing symptoms, complaints and illnesses on the basis of logic and rationality, which are the necessary basis of any recommendation. The ability to analyze in the sense of the Free-Warrior Medicine requires knowledge of human anatomy and its functioning.
Section 2: Herbology & Nutrition
The second focus of the Free-Warrior Medicine is the knowledge about herbology and nutrition. This refers to the knowledge about medicinal plants, medicinal herbs and other nutritive bodies (e.g. animal nutritive bodies or minerals), which can have a positive effect on the human body in the sense of a food supplement. The ability to handle healing and nutritive bodies requires knowledge of Yaan meditation (especially smelling and tasting).
Section 3: Massage Techniques
The third branch of the Free-Warrior Medicine is the massage. The branch of the massage is further divided into pressure massage (acupressure), stretching massage (directional massage) and energy massage. By reversing these techniques, the grip and pressure point techniques of LING LOM were created. The traditional massage refers to the mechanical influence of another person as well as of oneself (self-massage).
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