公孙二穴父通 冲脉
内关二穴母通阴维脉(合于心胸胃)
后 二穴夫通 督脉
由脉二穴妻通阳跷脉(合于目内 颈项耳肩膊小肠膀胱)
临泣二穴男通 带脉
外关二穴女通阳维脉(合于目锐 耳后颊颈肩)
列缺二穴主通 任脉
照海二穴客通阴跷脉(合于肺系咽喉胸膈)
(按此八穴乃通奇经八脉。参交互注犹十二经之有井荥俞经合也其治病主客相应之法详
见卷五)
(诸府配阳诸藏配阴)
甲胆乙肝丙小肠。丁心戊胃己脾乡庚属大肠辛属肺壬属膀胱癸肾藏。三焦阳府须归丙。
包络
包络附心主。安得云癸。且二藏表里皆相火也。今改正之。
甲日戌时胆窍阴。丙子时中前谷荥。戊寅陷谷阳明 。返本丘墟木在寅庚辰经注阳 穴
。壬午膀胱委中寻。甲申时纳三焦水。荥合天干取液门
乙日酉时肝大敦。丁亥时荥少府心己丑太白太冲穴。辛卯经渠是肺经。癸巳肾官阴谷合
。乙
未劳宫火穴荥。丙日申时少怿当。戊戌内庭医胀康。庚子时在三间 。本原腕骨可祛黄。三
焦寄有阳池穴。返本还原慎莫忘(三焦阳池旧本在壬日下。误)壬寅经火昆仑上。甲辰阳陵泉
合长。丙午时受三焦 。中渚之中仔细详
丁日未时心少冲。己酉大都脾土逢。辛亥太渊神门穴。包络太陵寄丁宫。此是寄宫真的
(包络太陵旧本在癸日下误)癸丑复溜肾水通乙卯肝经曲泉合。丁己包络太陵中 戊日午时厉
兑先。庚申荥穴二间迁。壬戍膀胱寻束骨。冲阳土穴必还原。甲子胆经阳辅是。丙寅小海穴
安然戊辰气纳三焦脉。经穴支沟刺必痊
己日巳时隐白始。辛未时中鱼际取。癸酉太 太白原。乙亥中封内踝比。丁丑时合少海
己卯间使包络止。庚日辰时商阳居。壬午膀胱通谷之甲申。临泣为 木。合谷金原返本归。
丙戌小肠阳谷火。戊子时居三里宜。庚寅气纳三焦合。天井之中不用疑
辛日卯时少商木癸巳然谷何须忖。乙未太冲原太渊。丁酉心经灵道引。己亥脾合阴陵泉
丑曲泽包络准土日寅时起至阴。甲辰胆脉侠 寻。丙午小肠后 。本原京骨亦同斟戊申时
至解 胃庚戌大肠曲池临壬子气纳三焦位。井穴关冲一片金
癸日亥时井涌泉。乙丑行间穴定然。丁卯 穴神门是本寻肾水太 原。己巳商丘内踝穴
。辛未肺经尺泽连癸酉中冲包络纳。流传后学莫忘言。
Gongsun (SP4) two acupoints, connected by the Father (Yang) to the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel).
Neiguan (PC6) two acupoints, connected by the Mother (Yin) to the Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel) (associated with the heart, chest, and stomach).
Houxi (SI3) two acupoints, connected by the Husband (Yang) to the Du Mai (Governor Vessel).
Shenmai (BL62) two acupoints, connected by the Wife (Yin) to the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Heel Vessel) (associated with the inner canthus, neck, ears, shoulders, small intestine, and bladder).
Zulinqi (GB41) two acupoints, connected by the Son (Yang) to the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel).
Waiguan (TE5) two acupoints, connected by the Daughter (Yin) to the Yang Wei Mai (Yang Linking Vessel) (associated with the outer canthus, behind the ears, cheeks, neck, and shoulders).
Lieque (LU7) two acupoints, as the Master (Yang), connects to the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel).
Zhaohai (KI6) two acupoints, as the Guest (Yin), connects to the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Heel Vessel) (associated with the lung system, throat, and chest/diaphragm).
(Note: These eight acupoints connect to the Eight Extraordinary Vessels. Referencing their interlocking injection methods is similar to the Jing-Ru-Shu-Jing-He Five Shu points of the Twelve Regular Meridians. The method of master-guest correspondence for treating diseases is detailed in Volume 5.)
(All Fu organs correspond to Yang Heavenly Stems; all Zang organs correspond to Yin Heavenly Stems.)
Jia corresponds to Gallbladder, Yi to Liver, Bing to Small Intestine, Ding to Heart, Wu to Stomach, Ji to Spleen, Geng to Large Intestine, Xin to Lung, Ren to Bladder, Gui to Kidney. San Jiao (Triple Burner), as a Yang Fu organ, must belong to Bing.
Xin Bao Luo (Pericardium) attaches to Xin Zhu (Heart Master). How can it be said to belong to Gui? Moreover, these two Zang organs (Heart and Pericardium) have a zhang-fu relationship and both belong to Ministerial Fire. This is now corrected.
On Jia days at Xu hour, take Qiannao (GB15). At Bing Zi hour, take Qian Gu (SI2, Ying-Spring point). At Wu Yin hour, take Xian Gu (ST41); return to the source and take Qiu Xu (GB40, Wood point, taken at Yin hour). At Geng Chen hour, inject into Yang Gu (SI5, Jing-River point). At Ren Wu hour, seek Wei Zhong (BL40, He-Sea point of Bladder). At Jia Shen hour, accept water from San Jiao, taking Ye Men (TE2, Ying-Spring/He-Sea according to Heavenly Stem).
On Yi days at You hour, take Da Dun (LR1). At Ding Hai hour, take Shao Fu (HT8, Ying-Spring point of Heart). At Ji Chou hour, take Tai Bai (SP3, Yuan-Source point) or Tai Chong (LR3). At Xin Mao hour, take Jing Qu (LU8, Jing-River point of Lung). At Gui Si hour, take Yin Gu (KI10, He-Sea point of Kidney). At Yi Wei hour, take Lao Gong (PC8, Fire point of Pericardium, Ying-Spring).
On Bing days at Shen hour, take Shao Ze (SI1). At Wu Xu hour, take Nei Ting (ST44, which treats distension). At Geng Zi hour, take San Jian (SI3); return to the source and take Wan Gu (SI4, which removes jaundice). San Jiao has the Yang Chi (TE4) point attached; do not forget returning to the source. At Ren Yin hour, ascend Kun Lun (BL60, Fire Jing-River point). At Jia Chen hour, take Yang Ling Quan (GB34, He-Sea point). At Bing Wu hour, receive San Jiao Qi; examine carefully at Zhong Zhu (TE3).
On Ding days at Wei hour, take Shao Chong (HT9). At Ji You hour, encounter Da Du (SP2, Earth point of Spleen). At Xin Hai hour, take Tai Yuan (LU9, Lung Yuan-Source) or Shen Men (HT7). Pericardium takes Tai Ling (PC7) attached to Ding palace. This is the true method of attached palace (Pericardium Tai Ling was erroneously placed under Gui day in old texts; corrected here). At Gui Chou hour, Fu Liu (KI7, Water point of Kidney) connects. At Yi Mao hour, take Qu Quan (LR8, He-Sea point of Liver).
At Wu Wu hour, start with Li Dui (ST45). At Geng Shen hour, move to Er Jian (LI2, Ying-Spring point). At Ren Xu hour, seek Shu Gu (BL65, Bladder). Chong Yang (ST42, Earth point of Stomach) must return to source. At Jia Zi hour, take Yang Fu (GB38, Gallbladder). At Bing Yin hour, Xiao Hai (SI8) is peaceful. At Wu Chen hour, Qi enters San Jiao meridian; pierce Zhi Gou (TE6, Jing-River point) for sure cure.
At Ji Si hour, start with Yin Bai (SP1). At Xin Wei hour, take Yu Ji (LU10). At Gui You hour, take Tai Xi (KI3, Kidney Yuan-Source) or Tai Bai (SP3, Spleen Yuan-Source). At Yi Hai hour, take Zhong Feng (LR4), located beside the medial malleolus. At Ding Chou hour, combine with Shao Hai (HT3, Heart He-Sea point). At Ji Mao hour, Jian Shi (PC5) ends the Pericardium sequence.
At Geng Chen hour, Shang Yang (LI1) resides. At Ren Wu hour, Tong Gu (BL64, Bladder). At Jia Shen hour, Lin Qi (GB41, Wood point of Gallbladder). He Gu (LI4, Metal Yuan-Source of Large Intestine) returns to source. At Bing Xu hour, Yang Gu (SI5, Fire point of Small Intestine). At Wu Zi hour, Zu San Li (ST36) is suitable. At Geng Yin hour, Qi combines with San Jiao; take Tian Jing (TE10) without doubt.
At Xin Mao hour, take Shao Shang (LU11, Wood point of Lung). At Gui Si hour, Ran Gu (KI2) need not be pondered. At Yi Wei hour, take Tai Chong (LR3, Liver Yuan-Source) or Tai Yuan (LU9, Lung Yuan-Source). At Ding You hour, Ling Dao (HT4) guides the Heart meridian. At Ji Hai hour, Yin Ling Quan (SP9) combines the Spleen. At Gui Chou hour, Qu Ze (PC3) standardizes the Pericardium.
At Tu days starting at Yin hour, start with Zhi Yin (BL67). At Jia Chen hour, seek Xia Xi (GB43, Gallbladder meridian). At Bing Wu hour, Hou Xi (SI3, Small Intestine). The source Jing Gu (BL64) is also considered equally. At Wu Shen hour, take Jie Xi (ST41, Stomach). At Geng Xu hour, Qu Chi (LI11, Large Intestine). At Ren Zi hour, Qi accepts position in San Jiao; Jing-Well point Guan Chong (TE1) is like gold.
At Gui days at Hai hour, Yong Quan (KI1) is the Jing-Well. At Yi Chou hour, Xing Jian (LR2) is certain. At Ding Mao hour, Shen Men (HT7) is the original search. Kidney Water Tai Yuan (LU9). At Ji Si hour, Shang Qiu (SP5) is the medial malleolus point. At Xin Wei hour, Chi Ze (LU5) connects the Lung meridian. At Gui You hour, Zhong Chong (PC9) accepts the Pericardium. Pass this on to later students, do not forget these words.