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Those of you that are aware of the Hui Yin technique, will know that part of the technique is to place your tounge on the roof of your mouth, where the teeth meet the gums.
So does it still work if you are wearing false teeth?

Rob

Namaste

Rob
Truth is not a property of language because language has not been able to express abstract ideas as efficiently as concrete items

I think the tongue is used to bridge the ren and du meridians by contacting (from the inside) the area of the ren zhong acupuncture point (just below the nose), as in the microcosmic orbit practice. So the tongue goes above where the teeth are. If so, then I don't see any reason that having false teeth would make a difference.

Bruce

rob1957 said on

>Those of you that are aware of the Hui Yin technique, will know that part of the technique is to place your tounge on the roof of your mouth, where the teeth meet the gums.
>So does it still work if you are wearing false teeth?
>
>Rob
>
>Namaste
>
>Rob
> Truth is not a property of language because language has not been able to express abstract ideas as efficiently as concrete items

Rob,
Of course it would and remember there is always intention involved in all we do anyway.

Donna

Rob,

/*\ Namaste :-}}

- does reiki pass thru a partial?

>:-}}

- besides, is it not the pressure that matters?

- in case of doubt? Just take those portable pearlies out during Hui Yin

bagl

>:-}}}}

Reiki All Around,

All Blessings,

Firekeeper

Dear Rob,
There are plenty of denture fixitives on the market to provide a bit more security if needed. Though I suppose if one's dentures slipped, one could always say, "Wow, the energy is really flowing today, blew my teeth away"!!! Might even be the opportunty for a commercial or an ad in AARP mag!! :)

peace & joy,
holobon

Holobon, this was so unexpected, it turned my tickle-box over and I can't stop laughing!

finality

You know, perhaps as doctors evolve they will suggest the Hui Yin instead of Kegals for those leaky cauldrons!
Tracey

LOL
Yes very true
LOL
Rob
Truth is not a property of language because language has not been able to express abstract ideas as efficiently as concrete items