典藏书目

Diagram of the Positioning and Shapes of the Eight Palaces

The Gen position corresponds to the Pericardium (Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin), the Kun position corresponds to the Stomach, the Zhen position corresponds to the Gate of Vitality (Mingmen), and the Dui position corresponds to the Triple Energizer.
The Qian position corresponds to the Large Intestine, the Xun position corresponds to the Gallbladder, the Kan position corresponds to the Bladder, and the Li position corresponds to the Small Intestine.

Dui (symbolizing Marsh): The position of the Triple Energizer, named Chengneng Palace (Palace of Accomplishing Ability).
Qian (symbolizing Heaven): The position of the Lung and Large Intestine, named Xingjian Palace (Palace of Acting with Vigor).
Kan (symbolizing Water): The position of the Kidney and Bladder, named Yihua Palace (Palace of Suitable Transformation).
Gen (symbolizing Mountain): The position of the Pericardium, named Yude Palace (Palace of Nurturing Virtue).
Zhen (symbolizing Thunder): The position of the Gate of Vitality, named Jingzhen Palace (Palace of Calm Stabilization).
Xun (symbolizing Wind): The position of the Liver and Gallbladder, named Dingguang Palace (Palace of Determined Light).
Li (symbolizing Fire): The position of the Heart and Small Intestine, named Xuling Palace (Palace of Empty Spirituality).
Kun (symbolizing Earth): The position of the Spleen and Stomach, named Zisheng Palace (Palace of Nourishing Life).

Diagram of the Attribution of the Eight Palaces

Xun corresponds to Wind, Kan corresponds to Water, Li corresponds to Fire, and Zhen corresponds to Thunder.
Qian corresponds to Heaven, Kun corresponds to Earth, Gen corresponds to Mountain, and Dui corresponds to Marsh.
The Water Palace belongs to the Bladder, named Xuanhua Palace (Palace of Proclaiming Transformation); the Wind Palace belongs to the Gallbladder, named Jingzhen Palace (Palace of Calm Stabilization); the Heaven Palace belongs to the Large Intestine, named Xingjian Palace (Palace of Acting with Vigor); the Earth Palace belongs to the Stomach, named Zisheng Palace (Palace of Nourishing Life); the Fire Palace belongs to the Small Intestine, named Xuling Palace (Palace of Empty Spirituality); the Thunder Palace belongs to the Gate of Vitality, named Yude Palace (Palace of Nurturing Virtue); the Mountain Palace belongs to the Pericardium, named Chengneng Palace (Palace of Accomplishing Ability).

Diagram of Acupoints for Opening Guidance on the Front

Diagram of Acupoints for Opening Guidance on the Back

Diagram of Pathogenesis Caused by Taiji, Yin-Yang, Motion, and Stillness

Liver Qi Disharmony: Manifests as blurred vision, dark eye color, floating black spots, headache, excessive pterygium or corneal opacity, crab-eye deformity (leucoma adherens) or sinking of the pupil, and cold tears.
Heart Qi Disharmony: Manifests as heat sensation with blurring, swelling and pain, fleshy growth overgrowing the cornea (pterygium), redness and ulceration, floating corneal opacity, and blood flooding the pupil.
Spleen Qi Disharmony: Manifests as eyelid swelling, ulceration, fleshy growths or ectropion, hordeolum (stye), and trichiasis (in-turned eyelashes).
Lung Qi Disharmony: Manifests as swelling of the sclera, excessive caruncular hypertrophy, stagnant blood, white membrane obscuring the pupil, tearing, and excessive ocular discharge.
Kidney Qi Disharmony: Manifests as greenish-blue discoloration of the pupil, visual obstruction resembling piled smoke, water-like shimmering at the temporal region, and cold tears.

Diagram of Needle, Scalpel, Hook, and Cauterization Techniques