The 12 Meridians, Ayurvedic Herbs and the 72000 Nadis
Many of my students requested me to write about the relationships between the 12 meridians, the ayurvedic herbs, and the 72,000 nadis. This article explores how the 12 meridians and the associated Ayurveda herbs work in harmony to promote holistic well-being.
The relationships between the 12 meridians, Ayurvedic herbs, and the 72,000 nadis highlight the intricate interplay of energy systems within the body and beyond. Here, you will know the details of the 12 meridians, the 8 extra meridians, Yin and Yang organs, and the associated Ayurveda herbs.
In TCM, the 12 meridians are considered the primary pathways through which Qi (vital energy) flows. Each meridian is associated with specific organs and functions. Normally, we consider the 12 meridians to be part of the 72,000 Nadis energy network. The 114 chakras and the 12 meridians are deeply interlinked.
The connection between TCM’s 12 meridians and Ayurvedic herbs lies in their shared goal of achieving harmony and balance within the body. By addressing imbalances in the meridians using appropriate Ayurvedic herbs, individuals can support the flow of Qi and promote overall well-being.
While, the 72,000 nadis gives a broader exploration of energy channels and their impact on holistic well-being. However, by addressing imbalances in the meridians or the nadis using appropriate Ayurvedic herbs, individuals can support the flow of Qi and promote overall well-being.… Read more..