Why I Almost Quit My Acupuncture Career - And What Brought Me Back

In this video, I share a deeply personal and transformative experience: the time when I almost gave up on my career in acupuncture and holistic healing.
I go over:
🌀 Why I Almost Quit: I open up about the challenges, doubts, and obstacles that made me question my path as an Acupuncturist.
✨ The Turning Point: Discover the key moments and realizations that reignited my passion and commitment to acupuncture.
🌟 Lessons Learned: I discuss the valuable insights and lessons that not only helped me overcome my struggles but can also inspire anyone facing their own challenges.
👩‍⚕️ My Renewed Passion: Learn how this journey has shaped my approach to holistic healing and strengthened my dedication to helping others.
Whether you're an aspiring acupuncturist, a holistic healer, or simply someone seeking inspiration, I hope my story resonates with you and offers encouragement.
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[@BrandyFalcon]

Have you been on the brink of giving up something you love? Let me know if this helps you stay on your path!

[@lupevaldes3370]

Hello, I checked out your video on ear seeds as I am trying to find more holistic solutions for anxiety, stress etc due to perimenopause. Your voice was very calming and had me want to know more about what you do. I was drawn to your video about how you almost left doing what you believed you loved only to discover it was just a bit of a different path. I too am in that kind of space and I am on a journey to know what that “dream job”( our job that doesn’t feel like a job) is for me. I understood what you mean when it felt easy. I took myself back to school and attempted radiology but it wasn’t working for me so after several attempts decided to let it go and go back to what I never finished years ago. Becoming a Funeral Director. School was never easy for me but everything did flow in a sense that this was what I was supposed to do. Fast forward I’m not even 5 years in and I feel like there is something else that I am to be doing I am now following your IG and will be checking out your you tube videos in hopes of catching on to my next journey. Tysm for sharing your story !

[@AI-ch3if]

Well, I personally would stay away from acupuncture, because it's based on eastern religion (Taoism), not science, which makes it an occult practice. Years ago, I had tried another popular occult practice (yoga) and then had a demonic encounter. Even though I was raised Christian, I was unaware of walking on spiritual minefields.

[@BrandyFalcon]

Thanks for your comment. Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are not occult practices, and are gifts from God. There’s tons of research on acupuncture which is why many medical doctors are now recommending patients to us practitioners for situations where western medicine is of little help. You can find thousands of research papers on PubMed talking about the science of how it interacts with the brain, nervous system, and stimulates our innate healing response. Yes, Chinese Medicine is based on Taoism which is a philosophy, not a religion. It simply teaches how nature is organized and notes our similarity to nature - again, all God made. Therefore, it is completely compatible with Christianity. I am Christian, as well as many of my colleagues. We are blessed to have professions where we are able to help people heal on all levels, including spiritual. I hope someday you will give it a try. 💖

[@AI-ch3if]

​@@BrandyFalcon Hi Brandy, I kept trying to post a resource for you to review, but CZcams keeps deleting it. Oh, well. Quick FYI: the concept of "chi," is metaphysical and therefore religious, not scientific. I notice in your channel banner you use the term "shamanic." A shaman is quite literally a w1tchdoctor. I suggest you look up some Christian exposes on acupuncture and trad Chinese medicine.

[@BrandyFalcon]

@@AI-ch3ifIt sounds like my channel is not a good fit for you. 🤷🏻‍♀️. I am very aware of what the Old Testament says about working with spirits. What I do is between God, my clients, and I - and is the life path set before me that is divinely supported. I’m also very aware of the criticisms of TCM from all angles which are rooted in fear & ignorance. From a religious perspective, I would be more concerned with the idolatry of modern science and western medicine which have the potential of causing addiction, loss of personal power, and even death.