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- About Me:
- Daka Taino Borikua. Da wakara Turabo Aymako.
I am Taino Borikua (Borikén/Puerto Rico). My birthplace is Kaguas, (Caguas) en la Bo. Morales.
- Occupation:
- Acupuntura y Yerbas Chinas. Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs.
- Education:
- Acupuncture is a science of healing the body by balancing the body's energy centers, by using needles; the first of which were made from stones called Bian Chi. This science was developed by the Tibetians more than 10,500 yrs. B.C., then taught the Chinese 5,500 yrs B.C. Then, to the rest of Asia. On this side of the world our people learned this science of Maka Jute in DREAMING. Maka Jute (Taino for using thorns from trees to press on certain areas of the body for healing. (Taino Acupuncture)
Estudié en Merirando Daigaku Japon, Okinawa, Korea, Taiwan y las Filipinas. Acupuntura y Yerbas Chinas.
I've studied Aucpuncture and Chinese Herbs in Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Taiwan and the Phillipines.
These fotos were taken in Jayuya, Borikén (Puerto Rico)
The first one is of Kacike Hayuya and in the cultural Center in Jayuya (High Lands).
The second to the forth were in the Bo. Coaybey, Jayuya. At la Pierdra escrita and the river which runs thru it comes from a water fall from below the center of the mountain range which separates Otoa (Utuado) and Jayuya. And continues out to Ponce and then the Mar Caribe.
The second to the forth were in the Bo. Coaybey, Jayuya. At la Pierdra escrita and the river which runs thru it comes from a water fall from below the center of the mountain range which separates Otoa (Utuado) and Jayuya. And continues out to Ponce and then the Mar Caribe.
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Very best wishes.