年至 子。丑。寅。卯。辰。巳。午。未。申。酉。戌。亥。
天医 卯。戌。子。未。酉。亥。辰。寅。巳。午。丑。申。
阳月以大吉。阴月以小吉。加月建。功曹下为鬼道。传送下为天医。
未。卯。巳。亥。酉（鬼所在。唤师凶）。
井荥逐日建时功。十日循环是一宫。血气相迎行脏腑。通流十干本元宗。阳日从卫先行
气。
阴日从荣血可通。阳日气先脉出外。阴日脉内血先从。气先血后还行府。行藏荣先气后攻。
阳干五行补五府。阴干行藏五行宫。并荥流注俞经合。用建通流日下穷。连转五遭成五十。
遍行脏腑五行终。
甲窍阴。乙大敦。丙少泽。丁少冲。戊厉兑。己隐白。庚商阳。辛少商。壬至阴。癸涌
泉。
手太阴肺经穴 少商鱼际与大渊。经渠尺泽肺相连（肺之经辛）。
手阳明大肠经穴 商阳二三间合谷（四穴）。阳溪曲池大肠原（大肠经庚）。
手少阴心经穴 少冲少府属于心。神门灵道少海寻（心之经丁）。
手太阳小肠经穴 少泽前谷后溪腕。阳谷小海小肠经（小肠经丙）。
足厥阴肝经穴 大敦行间大冲齐。中封曲泉属于肝（肝之经乙）。
足少阳胆经穴 窍阴侠溪临泣胆。丘墟阳辅阳陵泉（胆之经甲）。
足太阴脾经穴 隐白大都太白脾。商丘阴陵泉要知（脾之经己）。
足阳明胃经穴 厉兑内庭陷骨胃。冲阳解溪三里随（胃之经戊）。
足少阴肾经穴 涌泉然谷太溪穴。复溜阴谷肾之经（肾之经癸）。
足太阳膀胱经穴 至阴通谷束京骨（二穴）。昆仑委中是膀胱（膀胱经壬）。
手厥阴心包络经穴 中冲劳宫心包络。太陵间使曲泽传（心包络经乙）。
手少阳三焦经穴 关冲液门并中渚。阳池支沟天井俱（三焦经甲）。
Age corresponds to the Earthly Branches: Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu, Hai.
The Heavenly Doctor (Tianyi) directions correspond to the Earthly Branches: Mao, Xu, Zi, Wei, You, Hai, Chen, Yin, Si, Wu, Chou, Shen.
One should place the "Chuan Song" deity under the Tai Sui and Tai Yi deities to serve as the physician (auspicious spirit).
In Yang months, use the Da Da Ji deity; in Yin months, use the Xiao Da Ji deity. Place them under the Yue Jian (Monthly Commander), with the Gong Cao deity below indicating the Ghost Path (inauspicious sha). The area under the Chuan Song deity is the Heavenly Doctor (auspicious spirit).
Place the Xiao Da Ji deity under the Yue Jian; the Deng Ming deity below indicates the Heavenly Doctor. One can avoid illness in this position.
Place the Yue Jiang (Monthly General) under the Hour; place the Heavenly Doctor under the patient's birth year. Treatment will result in recovery.
Wei, Mao, Si, Hai, You (these are where ghosts reside; calling upon the master brings misfortune).
Jing-Well and Ying-Spring acupoints change according to the daily Stem-Branch and hour efficacy. A ten-day cycle constitutes one palace. Qi and Blood mutually welcome and circulate through the Zang-Fu organs, connecting to the fundamental origin of the Ten Heavenly Stems. On Yang days, movement begins with Wei Qi (Defensive Qi); on Yin days, circulation opens with Ying Blood (Nutritive Blood). On Yang days, Qi emerges from the pulse to the exterior first; on Yin days, blood within the pulse moves internally first. Qi moves first, then Blood follows back to the Fu organs. In movement and stillness, Ying Qi arrives first, then Qi attacks. Yang Stems' Five Elements tonify the five Zang organs; Yin Stems' movement and stillness follow the Five Elements palaces. This includes Ying-Spring, Flowing, Shu-Stream, Jing-River, and He-Sea points. Using the Jian Tong method, one exhausts the variations under the day. Continuous rotation five times forms fifty cycles, traversing the Five Elements of the Zang-Fu organs completely.
Year of Jia: Qiaoyin (Shangyang, GB44); Year of Yi: Dadun (Dadun, LR1); Year of Bing: Shaoze (Shaoze, SI1); Year of Ding: Shaochong (Shaochong, HT9); Year of Wu: Liding (Liding, ST45); Year of Ji: Yinbai (Yinbai, SP1); Year of Geng: Shangyang (Shangyang, LI1); Year of Xin: Shaoshang (Shaoshang, LU11); Year of Ren: Zhiyin (Zhiyin, BL67); Year of Gui: Yongquan (Yongquan, KI1).
Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian Acupoints: Shaoshang, Yuji, and Taiyuan; Jingqu and Chize connect to the Lung meridian (Lung meridian belongs to Xin Metal).
Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian Acupoints: Shangyang, Erjian, Sanjian, Hegu (four acupoints); Yangxi and Quchi are the Yuan-Source point of the Large Intestine meridian (Large Intestine meridian belongs to Geng Metal).
Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian Acupoints: Shaochong and Shaofu belong to the Heart; Shenmen, Lingdao, and Shaohai can be sought (Heart meridian belongs to Ding Fire).
Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian Acupoints: Shaoze, Qian Gu, Houxi, Wangu; Yanggu and Xiaohai constitute the Small Intestine meridian (Small Intestine meridian belongs to Bing Fire).
Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian Acupoints: Dadun, Xingjian, and Taichong are complete; Zhongfeng and Ququan belong to the Liver (Liver meridian belongs to Yi Wood).
Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian Acupoints: Qiaoyin, Xiaxi, and Linqi are the Gallbladder meridian; Qiuxu, Yangfu, and Yanglingquan (Gallbladder meridian belongs to Jia Wood).
Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian Acupoints: Yinbai, Dabu, and Taibai are the Spleen meridian; Shangqiu and Yinlingquan must be known (Spleen meridian belongs to Ji Earth).
Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian Acupoints: Liding, Neiting, and Xiangu are the Stomach meridian; Chongyang, Jiexi, and Zusanli follow (Stomach meridian belongs to Wu Earth).
Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian Acupoints: Yongquan, Ran Gu, and Taixi acupoints; Fuliu and Yingu are the Kidney meridian (Kidney meridian belongs to Gui Water).
Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian Acupoints: Zhiyin, Tonggu, and Shugu (two acupoints); Kunlun and Weizhong are the Bladder meridian (Bladder meridian belongs to Ren Water).
Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian Acupoints: Zhongchong and Laogong are the Pericardium; Tailing, Neiguan, and Quze are transmitted (Pericardium meridian belongs to Yi Wood).
Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian Acupoints: Guanchong, Ye Men, and Zhongzhu; Yangchi, Zhigou, and Tianjing are all present (Sanjiao meridian belongs to Jia Wood).