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shen Spirit - residing in the Upper Dan Tian (the third eye).
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shen A loop of rope that has no beginning and no end, it symbolized eternity. The shen also seems to be a symbol of protection. It is often seen being clutched by deities in bird form, Horus the falcon, Mut the vulture. Hovering over Pharaohs head with their wings outstretched in a gesture of protection. The word shen comes from the word "shenu" which means, "encircle," and in its elongated form became the cartouche which surrounded the king's name.
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shen In traditional Chinese medicine, the "spirit" or consciousness, which both originates and forms the outward expression of human life.
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shen Jing, Shen, and Qi describe three concepts of energy in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Shen is known as the psyche, mind, or spirit; it is said to be the driving energy behind activities that take place in the mental, spiritual, or creative planes. It is thought that weakened shen often manifests itself as anxiety, mild depression, or chronic restlessness.
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shen the spirit and mental faculties of a person which include the zest for life, charisma, the ability to exhibit self control, be responsible, speak coherently, think and form ideas and live a happy, spiritually fulfilled life
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