Time of Maturation
In the tradition of Five Element Acupuncture summer is the Fire Element the time of maturation. After the pushing, intense growth of new life in spring, we start to see some of that effort come to fruition. In nature, we see flowers bloom and fruit begin to ripen. We also feel the focused push of spring subside into a more gentle playfulness of summer.
Yang Summer
In summertime, there can be a feeling of connection, community, and belonging are the strengths of the Fire Element, which is at its highest energy the most Yang, in the summer season. We socialize more, joy and laughter come more easily, and the warmth of the sun enlivens us.
Frantic Fire
If the Fire Element burns too brightly it can quickly turn to frantic, anxious energy, unable to connect with anything else and wild in its actions. A forest fire is a perfect example of the chaos of summer energy if the fire element gets out of balance. Be kind to yourself, get rest and peaceful time as you need it.
Burn out
If you’re feeling burned up, burned out, and anxious, take a few days to really slow down and reprioritise. Too many fun things on the calendar can still be overwhelming and ask for help if you are anxious and overwhelmed.
Real connection.
Find what really matters. What really connects you to others and yourself in a meaningful way and allow those areas of your life to blossom and mature, to feed your Fire Element.
Acupuncture Treatment
To feed and strengthen your Fire element to have a good Summer and life – contact Hannah Charles on :- https://www.southwellacupuncture.co.uk/contact/
Hannah is a founder member of the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC)
The BAcC is an advocate on behalf of Traditional Acupuncture professionals and maintains the highest professional standards to protect the general public. BAcC members belong to an accredited register, regulated and approved by the Professional Standards Authority for Health & Social Care (PSA). For More information, see the website –https://acupuncture.org.uk/
