Int. Acupuncture Academy of Bhupendra Techniques Inc

07/03/2025

06/28/2025

“सब कर रहे हैं तो हम भी”

Blindly following the fast changing societal trends is the most shallow thinking which makes me sick, a prominent sign of inferiority complex. Like wearing jeans, especially in scorching indian summers and now badly turned and faded dirtiest ones, getting hairs finely trimmed on temporal regions or keeping beard, regardless it suits or not. Developing muscular body, using protoen drinks, over exercising in gymnasiums. Many healthy individuals had sudden cardiac arrest and died without any known existing health issue. Flexible body like a child is a sign of good health while stiff body with too much muscle tone is sigh of aging as elderly people, a sign of fast aging. Some stoped eating yolk of the egg and deshi ghee. Joining different religious or area wise groups while losing individuality. Out of fear many hesitate to express own point of view. Using broken English in every sentence in own language.

Thanks God I never lost my individuality and had same style regardless fast changing fashion trends. Please have confidence and live as per own liking within own comfort zone. Stop following what others do. You are blessed with a brain 🧠 and own individual genetic pattern. Don’t go mad following fast changing societal trends. Do what gives you comfort and peace of mind. Happiness and health is within.

06/27/2025

Surgeon, physician and Acupuncturist.

“Surgery is a skill of craftsmanship of surgeon who opens the body parts and performs his art while physician is an experienced sharp minded spy who catches the culprit in a close circuit by his investigative sense. Surgeon open up and remove the problem while a physician works within a close circuit. Acupuncturist is a perfect blend of both who need to use his super senses by pulse diagnosis based on his knowledge and experience to reach the “Root cause”, the imbalance of energy flow between body organs causing the problem and bringing equilibrium by finer nuances of his art of fingers craftsmanship thus helping the patient”.- Bhupendra