公孙冲脉胃心胸，内关阴维下总同。临泣胆经连带脉，阳维目锐外关逢。后溪督脉连
背颈，申脉跷络亦相通。列缺肺脉行肺系，阴跷照海膈喉咙。
王申之日公孙干，乙癸坤宫申脉连。庚日外关属震卦，丙从艮佐内关便。戊日临泣坎象
卦，后溪辛日巽宫
迁。丁日兑官针照海，已应列缺与离前。
春夏先深而后浅，秋冬前浅而后深。随处按之呼吸轻，迎而吸之内关寻。补虚泻实
公孙是，列缺次当照海深。临位外关和上下，后溪申肺用金针。先深后浅行阴数，前三
后二却是阴。先浅后深阳数法，前二后三阳数定。临泣公孙肠中病，脊头腰背申脉攻。
照海咽喉并小腹，内关行处治心疼。后溪前上外肩背，列缺针时脉气通。急按慢提阴气升，
急提慢按阳气降。攻阳取阴皆六数，达人刺处有奇效。
三里内庭穴，曲池合谷截。委中配承山，下至 仑穴。环跳及阳陵，通里并列缺。
合担用法担，合截用法截。担截常记取，莫与非人说。三百六十五，不出十一穴。此法
少人知，金锁都开澈。治病显奇功，有如汤泼雪。学人细推寻，神功无尽竭。
肺寅大卯胃辰经，脾巳心午小未中。申膀酉肾心胞戌，亥三子胆丑肝通。
许学士视一妇人热入血室，医者皆不识，用补血药，数日成结胸证。学士曰∶小柴
胡汤已迟，不可行也，可刺期门。予不能针，请善针者针之，如言而愈。
公孙穴与冲脉相连，主治胃、心、胸部的疾病；内关穴与阴维脉相通，治疗作用与公孙穴总体相同。
足临泣穴属胆经，连带带脉；阳维脉的病证在目外眦，需配合外关穴诊治。
后溪穴属督脉，连接背部和颈部；申脉穴属跷脉（此处指阳跷脉），经络也相互贯通。
列缺穴属肺经，循行于肺系；照海穴属阴跷脉，主治膈部和喉咙的疾病。
王执中在《针灸资生经》中指出：公孙穴对应天干中的“干”（甲/庚日相关理论，原文意指特定配伍或时间医学观点，此处直译其字面关联），乙癸两脏对应的坤宫穴位是申脉。
庚日外关穴属于震卦方位，丙日则从艮方选取内关穴更为便利。
戊日临泣穴对应坎象卦位，后溪穴在辛日时位于巽宫位置。
丁日应在兑宫针刺照海穴，己日应取列缺穴，对应离卦前方。
春夏季节针刺宜先深后浅，秋冬季节针刺宜先浅后深。
无论何处穴位，都要结合患者的呼吸节奏进行轻缓操作，迎随补泻时吸气进针针对内关穴有讲究。
补虚泻实的手法以公孙穴为主，列缺穴其次，照海穴需深刺。
临泣穴用于外关穴上下配合，后溪穴和申脉穴使用金针治疗。
先深后浅遵循阴数法则，前三次深刺后两次浅刺即为阴法。
先浅后深遵循阳数法则，前两次浅刺后三次深刺即为阳法。
临泣穴和公孙穴主治肠道疾病，脊背头部腰部背部疾病由申脉穴攻治。
照海穴主治咽喉和小腹疾病，内关穴主治心胸部位疼痛。
后溪穴主治前额上部及肩背部疾病，列缺穴针刺时可使脉气通畅。
快速按压缓慢提针可使阴气上升，快速提针缓慢按压可使阳气下降。
攻击阳邪或摄取阴邪都采用六的倍数次数，高明医家施针常有奇效。
足三里和内庭穴，曲池和合谷穴，具有截断病势的作用。
委中穴配合承山穴，向下延伸至昆仑穴。
环跳穴和阳陵泉穴，通里穴并列缺穴，常配合使用。
担法（承担整体气血）用法要懂得担，截法（截断局部病邪）用法要懂得截。
经常牢记担截之法，不要随意传给非专业人士。
全身三百六十五个穴位，不出这十一穴的范围。
这种方法很少被人知晓，如同金锁被彻底打开。
治病显现出神奇功效，就像热水浇在雪上一样迅速化解。
学习者仔细推敲探寻，这种神功无穷无尽。
寅时肺气旺，卯时大肠经气盛，辰时胃经气行，巳时脾经气充，午时心经气旺，未时小肠经气通。
申时膀胱经气行，酉时肾经气充，戌时心包经气通，亥时三焦经气行，子时胆经气旺，丑时肝经气通。
许学士观察一位妇人患热入血室证，其他医生都不认识，误用补血药，几天后形成了结胸证。
许学士说：“小柴胡汤已经晚了，不可再服用，可以针刺期门穴。”
我说我不会针刺，请擅长针刺的人来针刺，结果按照他的建议痊愈了。
Gongsun (PC4) connects with the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel), treating diseases of the Stomach, Heart, and Chest; Neiguan (PC6) connects with the Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel), its therapeutic scope being generally consistent with Gongsun.
Linqi (GB41) belongs to the Gallbladder Meridian and links with the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel); disorders of the Yang Wei Mai (Yang Linking Vessel) manifest at the outer canthus of the eye and require treatment with Waiguan (TE5).
Houxi (SI3) belongs to the Du Mai (Governor Vessel) and connects with the back and neck; Shenmai (BL62) belongs to the Qiao Mai (Heel Vessels, specifically Yang Qiao), and their meridians also interconnect.
Lieque (LU7) belongs to the Lung Meridian and runs through the Lung system; Zhaohai (KI6) belongs to the Yin Qiao Mai and treats diseases of the Diaphragm and Throat.
Wang Shizhi stated in his writings: Gongsun corresponds to 'Qian' (referencing specific time-acupuncture or pairing theories); for Yi and Gui (Liver and Kidney), the Kun Palace point is Shenmai.
On Geng days, Waiguan belongs to the Zhen Trigram; on Bing days, selecting Neiguan from the Gen direction is convenient.
On Wu days, Linqi corresponds to the Kan Trigram; Houxi moves to the Xun Palace position on Xin days.
On Ding days, one should needle Zhaohai in the Dui Palace; on Ji days, Lieque corresponds to the Li Trigram's front.
In Spring and Summer, needling should be deep first and shallow later; in Autumn and Winter, it should be shallow first and deep later.
For any acupoint, press gently according to the patient's respiration; when using Ying-Sui (Following and Opposing) techniques, seeking Neiguan during inhalation has specific implications.
To tonify deficiency and drain excess, Gongsun is primary, Lieque is secondary, and Zhaohai requires deep insertion.
Linqi pairs with Waiguan above and below; Houxi and Shenmai utilize Gold Needles.
Deep-then-shallow follows the Yin number method: three deep insertions followed by two shallow ones constitute the Yin method.
Shallow-then-deep follows the Yang number method: two shallow insertions followed by three deep ones constitute the Yang method.
Linqi and Gongsun treat intestinal diseases; spinal, head, waist, and back diseases are treated by attacking with Shenmai.
Zhaohai treats throat and lower abdominal diseases; Neiguan treats heart and chest pain.
Houxi treats the forehead, upper body, shoulders, and back; needling Lieque allows the pulse qi to flow freely.
Rapid pressing and slow lifting raise Yin Qi; rapid lifting and slow pressing descend Yang Qi.
Attacking Yang or capturing Yin both use multiples of six; skilled practitioners achieve miraculous effects.
Zusanli (ST36) and Neiting (ST44), Quchi (LI11) and Hegu (LI4), have the function of cutting off the disease path.
Weizhong (BL40) pairs with Chengshan (BL57), extending downwards to Kunlun (BL60).
Huantiao (GB30) and Yanglingquan (GB34), Tongli (HT5) and Lieque (LU7) are often used together.
Understand the 'Dan' (Supporting/Holistic) method to apply Dan, and understand the 'Jie' (Cutting/Local) method to apply Jie.
Keep these methods in mind constantly, but do not share them with those unworthy.
The 365 acupoints of the body do not exceed this set of eleven points.
This method is known by few, opening the golden lock completely.
It demonstrates miraculous efficacy in curing diseases, like hot water pouring on snow.
Students who carefully deduce and seek will find this divine skill inexhaustible.
At Yin hour, Lung Qi is vigorous; at Mao hour, Large Intestine Meridian Qi flourishes; at Chen hour, Stomach Meridian Qi flows; at Si hour, Spleen Meridian Qi fills; at Wu hour, Heart Meridian Qi is strong; at Wei hour, Small Intestine Meridian Qi connects.
At Shen hour, Bladder Meridian Qi flows; at You hour, Kidney Meridian Qi fills; at Xu hour, Pericardium Meridian Qi connects; at Hai hour, Sanjiao Meridian Qi flows; at Zi hour, Gallbladder Meridian Qi is vigorous; at Chou hour, Liver Meridian Qi connects.
Scholar Xu observed a woman suffering from Heat Entering the Blood Chamber. Other physicians failed to recognize the condition and administered blood-nourishing herbs, resulting in Jie Xiong (Chest Binding Syndrome) after several days.
Scholar Xu said: "Xiao Chai Hu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction) is now too late and cannot be used; instead, Qimen (LR14) should be needled."
I stated that I am unable to needle and requested a skilled practitioner to perform the needling. Following his advice, the patient recovered.