Involuntary body movement in accupresure and meditation

[Indiken]

Hello,

 

i want to ask why do involuntary body movement in time of accupresure and meditation happens.

 

for example arms, legs, head start moving. Accupressure to different meridians points give different muscle movements. 

 

i have read that it is some "blockages" in meridians, if so, how do this works?

 

Thank you.

 

Be well.

Edited October 7, 2021 by Indiken

[Earl Grey]

@freeform

[freeform]

1 hour ago, Indiken said:

i want to ask why do involuntary body movement in time of accupresure and meditation happens.

Basically it means Qi is moving and affecting the nerves  

 

There was recently a discussion about ‘spontaneous qigong’ - that has quite a bit of info about this phenomenon.
 

I’ve also written a lot about ‘zifagong’ or zifa gong’ - which is the Chinese name for it. So you could search for that to find out more  

[XianGong]

9 hours ago, Indiken said:

Hello,

 

i want to ask why do involuntary body movement in time of accupresure and meditation happens.

 

for example arms, legs, head start moving. Accupressure to different meridians points give different muscle movements. 

 

i have read that it is some "blockages" in meridians, if so, how do this works?

 

Thank you.

 

Be well.

Because any part of your body is not completely separate from another. IT i's basics physics and biology, you restrict blood flow in one place, you get all kind of effects in another.