Haola! Corinna, Congratulations, i just make it a game. And bring love to craZy physical symptoms. Tell them it is purification. I literally touch the area and tell it "I Love you". I decide to be Happy, (try to relax) tell them "they are moving blockages". I would practice smile into the Shandon inside corners of the eye eyebrows to the outside and the inside corners of the eyes to the outside and bring that smile right into the tongue and into the heart at this stage of our training and rub shanden, here is some theroy on shanden i shared with our local group: The Shangen Point: Gateway to the Heart and Mind. Sit back and enJOY the light show they are so wild. Amazing what is in our mind-sape to peek at the nuron system. The Shangen point is located at the bridge of the nose, midway between the inner corners of the eyes, just below Yintang (the Third Eye). In Zhineng Qigong and broader Qigong traditions, Shangen is considered a vital energetic center associated with: Xinqiao (心窍): Known as the "Gate to the Heart," it symbolizes access to emotional and spiritual openness. Connection to Shen: It links to the upper dantian and is used to calm the mind, enhance focus, and support the integration of Jing, Qi, and Shen. Heart and Lung Meridians: According to traditional systems, Shangen influences the heart and lungs, both energetically and functionally. In practice, pressing or focusing on Shangen—often with the middle fingers during healing exercises—helps direct Qi to the head, clear mental blockages, and harmonize internal energy. It plays a central role in mudras and sound-healing sequences, such as drawing circles while pressing Shangen and humming the healing sound "Xing." Also the Wangu point. wll be great. I love all of teacher Lu and Ling deeper teaching on Shandon, here on skool.