This work presents moxa therapy as a classical Chinese healing method centered on the controlled use of heat applied to specific points on the body. Written for readers interested in traditional therapeutic practice, it explains the principles behind moxibustion and its relationship to broader approaches in Chinese medicine, including the stimulation of acupuncture points without needles. The book introduces practical aspects of the method, such as the selection of points, the handling of moxa materials, and the therapeutic aims associated with warming treatment. It is intended as an informative guide to understanding how heat-based point stimulation is used within a traditional medical framework, while also offering context for its place in complementary and integrative health practice.