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The meridian lines connect into each of the five layers of the [[Radial Body]], and they are interconnected with and can be accessed through acupuncture points that resonate directly with the liquid crystalline matrix of the Fascia tissue network. In the ancient acupuncture texts that predate the People’s Republic of China, which formed the established standards for current Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the fascia network was understood to be the mediating system of acupuncture practice. | The meridian lines connect into each of the five layers of the [[Radial Body]], and they are interconnected with and can be accessed through acupuncture points that resonate directly with the liquid crystalline matrix of the Fascia tissue network. In the ancient acupuncture texts that predate the People’s Republic of China, which formed the established standards for current Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the fascia network was understood to be the mediating system of acupuncture practice. | ||
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The needle grasping the chi phenomenon has been described for over 2,000 years in acupuncture textbooks and it has been proven that the connective tissue network’s involvement with acupuncture needle manipulation is responsible for delivering an energetic signal into certain locations of the tissue matrix to achieve a range of therapeutic effects. There are case studies showing the finding of connective tissue responses with an increase in the action mechanism of the surrounding tissues actually tugging on the needled acupuncture points before, during and after needle insertion. This indicates that the effectiveness of acupuncture relies directly on the interaction made with the living intelligent consciousness in the crystalline matrix of the fascia. An important ramification of comprehending the fascial network and its complex meridian system is that the human body’s interconnection and interactions are being considered as completely interactive and adaptively responsive, which opens an obvious perception that balanced health can best be achieved through a holistic and integrated approach.<ref>[https://energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3533-fascia-crystalline-network Fascia Crystalline Network]</ref> | The needle grasping the chi phenomenon has been described for over 2,000 years in acupuncture textbooks and it has been proven that the connective tissue network’s involvement with acupuncture needle manipulation is responsible for delivering an energetic signal into certain locations of the tissue matrix to achieve a range of therapeutic effects. There are case studies showing the finding of connective tissue responses with an increase in the action mechanism of the surrounding tissues actually tugging on the needled acupuncture points before, during and after needle insertion. This indicates that the effectiveness of acupuncture relies directly on the interaction made with the living intelligent consciousness in the crystalline matrix of the fascia. An important ramification of comprehending the fascial network and its complex meridian system is that the human body’s interconnection and interactions are being considered as completely interactive and adaptively responsive, which opens an obvious perception that balanced health can best be achieved through a holistic and integrated approach.<ref>[https://energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3533-fascia-crystalline-network Fascia Crystalline Network]</ref> | ||
===Twelve Primary Meridians=== | |||
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! Code !! Chinese Name !! English !! !!Vietnamese | |||
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| LU |||手太阴肺经 || Lung || ||Thủ thái âm phế | |||
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| LI |||手阳明大肠经|| Large Intestine || ||Thủ dương minh đại trường | |||
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| ST || 足阳明胃经 || Stomach || ||Túc dương minh vị | |||
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| SP || 足太阴脾经 || Spleen || ||Túc thái âm tỳ | |||
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| HT || 手少阴心经 || Heart || ||Thủ thiếu âm tâm | |||
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| SI || |手太阳小肠经 || Small Intestine || ||Thủ thái dương tiểu trường | |||
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| BL || 足太阳膀胱经|| Bladder || ||Túc thái dương bàng quang | |||
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| KI || 足少阴肾经 || Kidney || ||Túc thiếu âm thận | |||
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| PC || 手厥阴心包经 || Pericardium || ||Thủ quyết âm tâm bào | |||
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| TE || 手少阳三焦经 || Triple Energizer || ||Thủ thiếu dương tam tiêu | |||
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| GB || 足少阳胆经 || Gallbladder || ||Túc thiếu dương đởm | |||
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| LV || 足厥阴肝经 || Liver || ||Túc quyết âm can | |||
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<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_acupuncture_points List of acu points wiki]</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||