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九宫尻神禁忌出入门
坤踝震 指牙
上巽属头分乳
口中面背目干
手膊兑项腰艮
膝胁离从坎肘
脚肚轮流数惟
有肩尻在中宫
(出神应经)
一日在足大指厥阴分 二日在足外踝少阳分
三日在股内少阴分 四日在腰太阳分
五日在口舌太阴分 六日在手阳明分
七日在足内踝少阴分 八日在手腕太阳分
九日在尻厥阴分 十日在腰背太阴分
十一日在鼻柱阳明分 十二日在发际少阳分
十三日在牙齿少阴分 十四日在胃脘阳明分
十五日在遍身针灸大忌 十六日在胸乳太阴分
十七日在气冲阳明分 十八日在股内少阴分
十九日在足跗阳明分 二十日在足内踝少阴分
二十一日在手小指太阳分 二十二日在足外踝少阳分
二十三日在肝 厥阴分 二十四日在手阳明分
二十五日在足阳明分 二十六日在胸太阴分
二十七日在膝阳明分 二十八日在阴少阴分
二十九日在膝胫厥阴分 三十日在足跗阳明分
(出针灸书)
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针灸吉日
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男喜破日女喜除日男女俱宜开日(入门)
针灸忌日
凡针灸必忌人神尻神血支血忌瘟KT 之类急病则一日上忌一时(入门)○每月忌初六十六十
八二
十二二十四小尽日及弦望晦朔五辰五酉五未及八节前后各一日凶(纲目)○病患本命日不可针
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坐向法
春东坐向西夏南坐向北秋西坐向东冬北坐向南(入门)
Nine Palaces Koushen Diagram
Taboos for Entering and Exiting the Nine Palaces Koushen:
The Kun trigram corresponds to the ankle; the Zhen trigram corresponds to the toes and teeth.
The upper Xun trigram corresponds to the head, chest, and breasts.
The mouth, face, back, eyes, and "gan" (textual variant) correspond to the arms.
The Dui trigram corresponds to the neck; the Gen trigram corresponds to the knees and hypochondrium.
The Li trigram corresponds to the elbows; the Kan trigram corresponds to the calves.
Counting in rotation, only the shoulders and the sacrum are located in the Central Palace.
(From *Shenying Jing* / Classic of Divine Response)
On the 1st day, it is in the Jueyin division of the big toe of the foot; on the 2nd day, in the Shaoyang division of the lateral malleolus of the foot;
On the 3rd day, in the Shaoyin division of the medial thigh; on the 4th day, in the Taiyang division of the waist;
On the 5th day, in the Taiyin division of the mouth and tongue; on the 6th day, in the Hand-Yangming division;
On the 7th day, in the Shaoyin division of the medial malleolus of the foot; on the 8th day, in the Taiyang division of the wrist;
On the 9th day, in the Jueyin division of the sacrum; on the 10th day, in the Taiyin division of the lower back;
On the 11th day, in the Yangming division of the nasal bridge; on the 12th day, in the Shaoyang division of the hairline;
On the 13th day, in the Shaoyin division of the teeth; on the 14th day, in the Yangming division of the epigastrium;
On the 15th day, acupuncture and moxibustion over the entire body are strictly taboo; on the 16th day, in the Taiyin division of the chest and breasts;
On the 17th day, in the Yangming division of the Qichong point; on the 18th day, in the Shaoyin division of the medial thigh;
On the 19th day, in the Yangming division of the dorsum of the foot; on the 20th day, in the Shaoyin division of the medial malleolus of the foot;
On the 21st day, in the Taiyang division of the little finger of the hand; on the 22nd day, in the Shaoyang division of the lateral malleolus of the foot;
On the 23rd day, in the Liver Jueyin division; on the 24th day, in the Hand-Yangming division;
On the 25th day, in the Foot-Yangming division; on the 26th day, in the Taiyin division of the chest;
On the 27th day, in the Yangming division of the knee; on the 28th day, in the Shaoyin division of the yin region;
On the 29th day, in the Jueyin division of the knee and tibia; on the 30th day, in the Yangming division of the dorsum of the foot.
(From *Zhenjiu Shu* / Book of Acupuncture and Moxibustion)
Auspicious Days for Acupuncture and Moxibustion:
In each month, the days of Jia-Xu, Jia-Shen, Jia-Yin; Yi-Si, Yi-Mao, Yi-Chou, Yi-Hai; Bing-Zi, Bing-Shen, Bing-Wu, Bing-Xu; Ding-Mao, Ding-Hai, Ding-Chou; Wu-Xu, Wu-Shen; Ji-Hai; Geng-Wu, Geng-Zi, Geng-Xu, Geng-Shen; Xin-Mao, Xin-Chou, Xin-Hai; Ren-Wu, Ren-Zi, Ren-Xu, Ren-Shen; Gui-Chou, Gui-Wei are all auspicious days. (From *Gangmu*)
Although these are considered auspicious days, one must not perform acupuncture or moxibustion on days when Taiyi resides, nor on Wu-Ji days. (From *Zhenjiu Shu*)
Jia-Yi days in Spring, Bing-Ding days in Summer, Wu-Ji days in the four seasons' transition months, Geng-Xin days in Autumn, and Ren-Gui days in Winter are all auspicious. (From *Rumen*)
Men favor Po days, women favor Chu days, and both men and women favor Kai days. (From *Rumen*)
Inauspicious Days for Acupuncture and Moxibustion:
One must always avoid the Human Spirit (Ren Shen), Koushen, Blood Branch (Xuezhi), Blood Taboo (Xueji), and Plague spirits. In emergencies, one must avoid the specific taboo hours within a single day. (From *Rumen*)
Each month, the 6th, 16th, 30th, 18th, 2nd, 12th, and 24th days, as well as the end-of-month short days (Xiao Jin), are taboo. Additionally, the days of Half-Moon (Xian), Full Moon (Wang), New Moon (Hui), First Day (Shuo), Wuchen, Wuyou, Wuwei, and one day before and after each of the Eight Solar Terms are inauspicious. (From *Gangmu*)
Acupuncture and moxibustion should not be performed on the patient's birth year/day (Benming Ri). (From *Gangmu*)
The Xin-Wei day is taboo for both acupuncture and medicine, as it is the day Bian Que died. (From *Rumen*)
Men must avoid Chu days and Xu days; women must avoid Po days and Si days; both men and women must avoid Man days. (From *Rumen*)
For Ren-Chen, Jia-Chen, Ji-Si, Bing-Wu, and Ding-Wei days, men must avoid acupuncture and moxibustion. For Jia-Yin, Yi-Mao, Yi-You, Yi-Si, and Ding-Si days, women must avoid acupuncture and moxibustion. (From *Rumen*)
Method of Sitting Orientation:
In Spring, sit facing East and look West; in Summer, sit facing South and look North; in Autumn, sit facing West and look East; in Winter, sit facing North and look South. (From *Rumen*)