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Front-mu points and hara assessment in Zen Shiatsu

How alarm/mu points, abdomen and the hara map connect in shiatsu study.

Meridiania editorial team · educational study (not clinical) · Editorial review

In silence
CV12Hara practice

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CV12

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Front-Mu

Point family tied to this guide.

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Front-mu points on chest and abdomen relate to zang-fu and are central to Zen Shiatsu hara assessment. Study CV12, ST25, LR13 in the mu family; cross with the hara tool and abdomen 3D zone. Keep TCM and Masunaga as distinct maps. Educational content.

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What does “Front-mu points and hara assessment in Zen Shiatsu” give you on Meridiania?
How alarm/mu points, abdomen and the hara map connect in shiatsu study. Educational shiatsu/TCM material — not medical advice.
How do I study it on Meridiania?
Read the guide, open the CV12 sheet and close with practice or a quiz.
Is this a clinical protocol?
No. It is a study guide. It does not diagnose or treat and does not replace a school or teacher.

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CV12

Study reference within traditional Shiatsu/TCM frameworks. Does not diagnose or treat.

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