Vessels fo Wei Qi

Controls the...

Exterior/

Skin/Pores/ Body Hair

LUNG

Controls...

Sinews

&

Tendino-Muscular Meridians

LIVER

Responsible for...

Movement or Locomotion

Yang Sinews

Responsible for...

Posture & Internal Movement

(peristalsis)

Yin SInews

• Ability to move out into the World
• Be upright/forward moving
• Be Rigid yet expressive

Tai Yang

• Bridge between Inner & Outer/Rotational/FLexible
• Cycles of forward Motion/ Hesitation and Retreat
• Uncertainty

Shao Yang

• "Doorway to the Yin"
• DOWNWARD Movement (collapsing/braking/sitting)
• Non-Expressive/Internalization

Yang Ming

• "Sitting Posture"
• When in Balance = Meditative
• When out of Balance = Fidgety b/c inable to express feeling

Tai Yin

• "Resting Posture"
• When in Balance = Peaceful Sleep
• Out of Balance = Denial

Shao Yin

• "Sleeping"
• When in Balance = Dreams & Restorative Sleep
• Out of Balance = Paralysis/Total Introversion

Jue Yin

SInew Channels Pathways

begin @...

Jing Well Points

Sinew Channels

Travel via...

 Broad Bands to 

cover zones of the body

Sinew Channels

terminate @...

Sinew Channel Meeting Points

Start in the toes & Combine in the Head/Cheek Region

(SI-18 & St-3)

3 Leg Yang

Start in the fingers &

combine @ corner of Head

(GB-13 & St-8)

3 Arm Yang

Start in Toes &

combine in Pubic Region

(Ren-3 or Ren-4)

3 Leg Yin

Start in Fingers

& combine @ the

diaphragm & axillary region

(GB-22)

3 Arm Yin

The Gate of Sensuality & Pleasure

Internalizing

3 Leg Yin

Foundation of the Senses

Exploring the world via Wei Qi

3 Leg Yang

Dominion over time

Handle or Grasp emotional reaction to Wei Qi Exploration

3 Arm Yang

Tai Yang of UB

Upright & forward moving

Shao Yang of GB

Ability to Turn 

or

Change Course

Yang Ming of St

Ability to Slow Down

&

Stop/Prepare to Rest

Tai Yang of SI

Extending the Arm Forward

Shao Yang of SJ

Rotation of the Arm

Yang Ming of LI

Grasping or Holding