条文：
四季人神所在处，禁忌针灸莫忘施，春在左胁秋在右，冬在于腰夏在脐。
注：[1]四季人神所在之处，谓人之神气初动之处，同乎天之流行也，
禁针灸者恐伤生气也。
[2]人神常在心，春在左胁者肝主升也，秋在右胁者肺主降也，
冬在腰者神主藏，夏在脐者脾主化也。
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条文：
一日足大二外踝，三日股内四在腰，五口六手七内踝，八腕九尻十背腰，
十一鼻柱二发际，三牙四胃五遍身，六胸七气八股内，九足二十内踝寻，
廿一手小二外踝，三日肝足四手明，五足六胸七在膝，八阴九胫晦趺停。
注：[1]足大，足之大指也。
[2]气，气冲也。
[3]手小，手之小指也。
[4]手明，手阳明也。
[5]足，足阳明也。
[6]阴，男女前阴中也。
[7]晦，月尽也。
[8]趺，足十趾岐骨也。
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条文：
子踝丑头寅耳边，卯面辰项巳乳肩，午胁未腹申心主，酉膝戍腰亥股端。
注：[1]子踝，左、右内踝、外踝也。
[2]寅耳边，左右两耳也。
[3]辰项，颈项也，巳乳肩，两乳两肩也。
[4]午胁，左右胁也。
[5]未腹，大腹少腹也。
[6]申心主，胸膈也。
[7]酉膝，左右两膝也。
[8]戍腰，腰背也。
[9]亥股，两股内外也。
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Song on the Contraindications of Acupuncture and Moxibustion Regarding the Location of the "Human Spirit" in the Four Seasons
Article:
The locations where the "Human Spirit" resides during the four seasons are contraindicated for acupuncture and moxibustion; do not forget this when applying treatment. In spring, it is located at the left hypochondrium; in autumn, at the right hypochondrium; in winter, at the waist; and in summer, at the umbilicus.
Annotation: [1] The places where the "Human Spirit" resides refer to the initial sites of human vital energy (Shen Qi) activation, which correspond to the circulation of heaven (nature). Acupuncture and moxibustion are prohibited there to avoid damaging the vital energy (Sheng Qi).
[2] The "Human Spirit" generally resides in the heart region. In spring, it is in the left hypochondrium because the Liver governs ascending; in autumn, it is in the right hypochondrium because the Lung governs descending; in winter, it is at the waist because the Kidney (the master of Spirit) governs storage; in summer, it is at the umbilicus because the Spleen governs transformation and transportation.
Song on the Daily Locations of the "Human Spirit" and Contraindications for Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Article:
Locations from Day 1 to Day 10:
On Day 1, it is at the big toe of the foot and the lateral malleolus;
On Day 3, it is at the medial aspect of the thigh;
On Day 4, it is at the waist;
On Day 5, it is at the mouth;
On Day 6, it is at the hand;
On Day 7, it is at the medial malleolus;
On Day 8, it is at the wrist;
On Day 9, it is at the sacrococcygeal region;
On Day 10, it is at the back and waist;
On Day 11, it is at the nasal bridge;
On Day 12, it is at the hairline;
On Day 13, it is at the teeth;
On Day 14, it is at the Stomach region;
On Day 15, it pervades the whole body;
On Day 16, it is at the chest;
On Day 17, it is at Qichong (ST30);
On Day 18, it is at the medial aspect of the thigh;
On Day 19, it is at the foot;
On Day 20, it is found at the medial malleolus.
Locations from Day 21 to Day 30 (Hui):
On Day 21, it is at the little finger of the hand and the lateral malleolus;
On Day 22, it is at the Liver and the foot;
On Day 23, it is at the Hand Yangming (Large Intestine) channel;
On Day 24, it is at the Foot Yangming (Stomach) channel;
On Day 25, it is at the chest;
On Day 26, it is at the knee;
On Day 27, it is at the Yin (genital) region;
On Day 28, it is at the tibia;
On Day 29 (Hui), it remains at the dorsum pedis.
Annotation: [1] "Zu Da" refers to the big toe of the foot.
[2] "Qi" refers to Qichong (ST30).
[3] "Shou Xiao" refers to the little finger of the hand.
[4] "Shou Ming" refers to the Hand Yangming Large Intestine channel.
[5] "Zu" refers to the Foot Yangming Stomach channel.
[6] "Yin" refers to the external genitalia of both males and females.
[7] "Hui" refers to the last day of the lunar month.
[8] "Fu" refers to the metatarsal bones between the ten toes (dorsum of the foot).
Song on the Hourly Locations of the "Human Spirit" and Contraindications for Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Article:
At Zi hour, it is at the ankle;
At Chou hour, it is at the head;
At Yin hour, it is at the ear;
At Mao hour, it is at the face;
At Chen hour, it is at the neck;
At Si hour, it is at the breast and shoulder;
At Wu hour, it is at the hypochondrium;
At Wei hour, it is at the abdomen;
At Shen hour, it is at the Xin Bao (Pericardium/Chest Diaphragm);
At You hour, it is at the knee;
At Xu hour, it is at the waist;
At Hai hour, it is at the thigh.
Annotation: [1] "Zi An" refers to the medial and lateral malleoli of both the left and right sides.
[2] "Yin Er Bian" refers to the left and right ears.
[3] "Chen Xiang" refers to the neck; "Si Ru Jian" refers to the breasts and shoulders on both sides.
[4] "Wu Xie" refers to the hypochondrium on both sides.
[5] "Wei Fu" refers to the upper and lower abdomen.
[6] "Shen Xin Zhu" refers to the chest diaphragm area governed by the Pericardium.
[7] "You Xi" refers to the knees on both sides.
[8] "Xu Yao" refers to the waist and back.
[9] "Hai Gu" refers to the inner and outer aspects of both thighs.