Eine östlich-westliche Erkundung der Epigenetik / enetics mit Alaine Duncan

The Kidney stores our ancestor’s genetic imprint, called the Jing. It governs the Signaling response to threat in the Self-Protective Response. Our assessment of current threats may be responding to or over-coupled with the experiences of our ancestors.

Working with the Kidney/Adrenal system and epigenetic imprints it holds.

Our connective tissue emerges at conception and carries the energetic expression of the sperm and egg that created us, and the ancestors who came before our parents. Its job is to connect us in a somatic or embodied way to ourselves, our past, and our present, our tissues and our vibrations. It carries what Chinese medicine calls our “Original” or Yuan Qi.

Connective tissue is the yin reflection of this imprint. The yang expression of the imprint is the vibration or energy of our ancestors, which is carried by Chinese Medicine’s Triple Burner meridian.

Connective tissue can also carry high arousal states from blast injuries and other global experiences of life threat. Exploring interoception of touch in the connective tissue.

We will find our Ancestor’s Resilience as well as their Suffering in the vibrations held in our kidney/adrenal systems and our connective tissue in a capacity building approach

Alaine Duncan

Alaine Duncan is an acupuncturist and a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. She is the author of The Tao of Trauma: A Practitioner's Guide for Integrating Five Element Theory and Trauma Treatment. Alaine has a fascination for the interface of East and West, the personal and the political, the individual and the collective -- and holds a special place in her heart and her mind for the role of healers and healing in cultural transformation.