Discover how the Gallbladder meridian governs decision-making, courage and the lateral body. A deep dive into TCM, Masunaga Shiatsu, Kyo and Jitsu, and the Wood Element in Spring.

Liver and Gallbladder and the Art of Moving Forward. There is a moment in late winter — subtle, almost imperceptible — when something shifts. The light changes. The body stirs. A quiet restlessness arises, an impulse toward movement, toward beginning again. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is not coincidence. It is the Wood Element waking up. As we move into spring, two meridians come to the foreground: the Liver  and the Gallbladder . Together, they form the energetic f

February is a threshold. Winter is still present, yet something beneath the surface begins to shift. The days grow a little longer, the light changes, and the body begins to sense movement, even if nature has not fully awakened yet. This is-between time invites us to honour rest ehile gently preparing for action, cultivating awarness without rushing or forcing. The Bladder meridian : Movement and Adaptability The Bladder meridian, the longest in the body, plays a central role

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