by Little Sage | Oct 19, 2022 | Blog, Inspiration, Mindfulness
What does our society normally do when we break something? Say you broke one of your favorite cups, pot or vase. What happens to it? It ends up in the trash. We often do the same thing in our lives with things we perceive as broken. Not only material things, but even...
by Melissa Roxas | May 25, 2022 | Blog, Feature, Inspiration, Qi Gong, Stress Relief
Healing from trauma means healing from the very depths of your body down to the cellular level, down to the depths of your soul to reclaim it. – Little Sage This past week certainly has been tough. Especially in the national and world news. I sat down on my...
by Little Sage | May 12, 2022 | Blog, Inspiration
What are affirmations? Affirmations are brief, positive statements, that are said frequently to challenge negative or unhelpful thoughts and cultivate positive thinking. Throughout our lives, we have been influenced by our environment, how we were raised and what...
by Little Sage | Mar 31, 2022 | Acupressure, Blog
Function of the liver in Chinese medicine Spring corresponds to the Wood element, the color green, and the organ of the liver. The liver is in charge of filtration, detoxification, regulation of chemicals in the blood, and storage of vitamins and minerals. In addition...
by Little Sage | Nov 16, 2021 | Acupressure, Blog
In this post, I talk about a point called Shen Men, translated as “Spirit Gate,” located on the wrist. Spirit Gate describes the functions of this point–it’s a gate or door to access your spirit and emotions. This points are very good at...
by Little Sage | Jul 7, 2021 | Acupressure, Blog
The name Zu San Li means Leg Three Li. It’s also known as the acupuncture point, ST 36. It’s located four finger widths below the kneecap, between the two bones of your lower leg. The name describes the point’s function. Li is a measurement of...
