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    The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality: Pillar Seven
    The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality: Pillar Seven
    The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality: Pillar Seven
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    The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality: Pillar Seven

    By Sensei Yula

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    Allocated to the explanation of the most common reproductive disorders for both males and females, along with their possible causes and solutions, this book will benefit you no matter your gender or relationship status. The simple and practical solutions instructed are effective for the cure and prevention of many disorders, as well as for building a healthier body and a sounder mind. Detailed is also the importance of regular, unconditional practice of intimacy between lovers, which is called the Tao of Intimacy or yoga of duet. If practiced rightfully, this art of living offers its dedicated practitioners a way of establishing a more harmonious and balanced relationship.

    Please note that this book is not about promoting celibacy or placing restrictions on lovemaking; in fact, far from it. With the right understanding and the right practice of the Tao of Intimacy, lovers can improve the duration and frequency of their lovemaking many times over as well as establish mental and physical health and spiritual growth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSensei Yula
    Release dateMay 28, 2013
    ISBN9780986734397
    The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality: Pillar Seven
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    Sensei Yula

    Sensei Yula has been practicing and teaching yoga, martial arts and healing arts for over 36 years. In the late eighties, he founded Centre for the Ways in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Prior to that, he ran a successful business in Halifax, Nova Scotia that included a health food cafe, several health food retail outlets and martial arts classes.As an acupuncturist and traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, he successfully treats people with conditions including heart disease, digestive problems, lower back aches, headaches, insomnia, mental disorders, gynaecological problems, infertility, and many others.From this experience as well as his training in Shiatsu, he has developed a system called Zen Kiatsu-Tao TCM. It is very relaxing and effective for the prevention and cure of many disorders.After decades of practicing and teaching Karate-Do, yoga and Yang style Tai-Chi, he founded the Zenki-Do System of Martial Art, a Yang-Yu style of Tai Chi called Tai Chi Chuan-Tao, and Chi Kung-Yoga Energetics.To share this experience, he has co-authored The Eight Pillars of the Heaven (Volume One, 2010; Volume Two, 2013) as well as Chi Kung-Yoga Energetics for Health: A Manual for Daily Practice (2012). He is currently working on books related to his repertoire of experience in healing and martial arts.

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      The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality - Sensei Yula

      The Tao of Intimacy & the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality

      Pillar Seven

      Sensei Yula & Becca Mukti

      Published by Centre for the Ways at Smashwords

      Copyright 2013 Sensei Yula and Becca Mukti

      There are eight pillars in all and each is available in ebook format:

      Reality and the Truth: Pillar One

      The Path of Transformation: Pillar Two

      Body Physio-Energetics: Pillar Three

      Environmental Righteousness: Pillar Four

      Tao Eating, Zen Digesting: Pillar Five

      Yoga Energetics as an Alternative Medicine: Pillar Six

      The Tao of Intimacy and the Ultimate Gynaecological Reality: Pillar Seven

      Enlightenment: Pillar Eight

      The first four pillars are available in print at Centre for the Ways.

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is for your personal use only. It may not be re-sold or given away to other people. You may, however, encourage others to purchase a copy for themselves or purchase one for them as a gift. If you are reading this ebook and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return it to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of the authors.

      ~~~ ♦ ~~~

      This series is dedicated to humanity and Mother Earth.

      ~~~~ ♥ ~~~

      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      The Ultimate Gynaecological Reality

      Uterine Disorders

      Vaginal Disorders

      Breast Disorders

      Prevention

      Man to Man Talk

      Prevention and Suggestions

      Introduction to the Tao of Intimacy

      Right Understanding

      Right Attitude

      Right Techniques

      Obstacles to Intimacy

      Misunderstanding the Reproductive Essence

      Gender Misconceptions

      Our Economic Reality

      The Tao of Intimacy Practice

      General Guidelines

      The Practice

      Conclusion

      Appendix

      Reasons for Writing this Series

      About the Eight Pillars

      Caveats

      About the Authors

      List of Publications by the Authors

      About Centre for the Ways

      Connect with Us

      Support Us

      Introduction (return to Contents)

      This pillar is dedicated to the two most important and interrelated yet least spoken subjects that cause suffering for both genders. These two subjects are: (1) the ultimate gynaecological disorders for woman and sexual disorders for men, and (2) the lack of the right understanding of the Tao of Intimacy. These subjects are discussed together in this pillar because the Tao of Intimacy, or lack of it, is often a contributing factor to gynaecologyical and andrological disorders. This means that the right practice of the Tao of Intimacy can cure some of the disorders facing women and men. In circumstances where the cause of symptoms for women or men is not directly related to the Tao of Intimacy or lack of it, the right understanding and right practice of the Tao can be a part of the solution. For those who are not suffering from any reproductive or sexual disorder, the practice of the Tao can prevent some of these disorders from occurring.

      The Ultimate Gynaecological Reality (return to Contents)

      The depth of the female reality is more complicated than the male-founded, male-dominated, commercially-motivated and pharmaceutically-guided modern medicine, including gynaecology. Most of the assumptions and claims made by advocates of modern gynaecology are either too shallow or incorrect. To us, it is like floating on top of the deep ocean claiming we know what is happening on the ocean floor. That is why, at least in part, so many women in recent years have been victims of false diagnoses and unnecessary and often hazardous surgeries or medications. We will have more detailed explanation of gynaecology according to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and other Eastern traditions in one of our upcoming books, Zen Kiatsu-Tao TCM. Here, in this pillar, we provide our readers with some knowledge and techniques for better understanding, prevention and cure of some of the gynaecological threats which are particularly related to intimacy, or lack of it.

      Anatomically speaking, the female reproductive system is gifted with a uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, a vagina, and breasts. Physiologically speaking, she is characterized by menstruation, pregnancy, birthing, lactation, and vaginal discharges. Pathologically speaking, the diseases of the female are innumerable.

      Uterine Disorders (return to Contents)

      The uterus is located at the lower energy centre in the lower abdomen between the rectum and the bladder. It is connected to ovaries on either side by fallopian tubes; therefore, the uterine system includes the uterus as well as the ovaries and fallopian tubes. The uterine system is connected to the kidney system by a group of vessels called Bao Mai in TCM and to the heart by the penetrating vessel. The main functions of the uterine system are menstruation and pregnancy, both of which are heavily dependent upon the three substances of energy, blood and body fluids.

      On average, a female in a dominantly hot climate starts her regular monthly period between the ages of 12 – 14 while those who live in a dominantly cold climate begin menstruating between 14 – 16 years of age. The age of onset also varies among individuals based on their constitution. Once menstruation starts, it ideally continues on a regular basis, but it is not guaranteed. In some females, their second menstruation may not appear until six weeks, three months or even longer after their first one. In a healthy female, the menstrual cycle lasts anywhere from 24 – 30 days, but in some individuals it may be delayed or appear earlier. Menopause typically occurs between the ages of 49 – 66.

      Pathology

      In order for a woman to secure the normal functional activities of the uterine system, she should maintain a healthy lifestyle. The proper lifestyle ensures that her body is blessed with a sufficient amount of energy, blood and body fluids, which the uterine system (in fact, the reproductive system as a whole) relies upon. According to TCM, the body’s nutritional fluid is the mother of blood, blood is the mother of energy, and energy is the commander of both blood and body fluids; therefore, all three substances need to be sufficient in terms of quality and quantity for any organ, the uterus included, to function properly. If the uterine system is not blessed with sufficient amounts of these substances, the functions of the uterus are affected with serious syndromes and complications, such as amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, miscarriage and infertility. Other uterine

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