1. The five elements represented by the heavenly stems and earthly branches and their corresponding body parts. Heavenly Stems: Jia and Yi – Head, face, neck, liver, and gallbladder. Bing and Ding – Eyes, diaphragm, and tongue. Wu and Ji – Spleen, stomach, abdomen, skin, and lips. Geng and Xin – Muscles, bones, and limbs. … Read more
The Life and Death Secrets of Ziping (1) Five Elements and Ten Stems Representation 1. Wood: Liver, Gallbladder, Head, Neck, Joints, Tendons, Eyes, Nerves, Limbs, Hair Jia: Head, Gallbladder. Yi: Liver, Neck. Yin: Arm, Limb, Gallbladder, Tendons, Hair, Wind Gate Point Mao: Liver, Chest, Eyes, Hands, Claws, Tendons 2. Fire: Small Intestine, Heart, Shoulders, Blood, Menstrual Blood, Face, Teeth, Tongue, Abdomen, Nerves, … Read more
The Life and Death Secrets of Ziping (1) Five Elements and Ten Stems Representation 1. Wood: Liver, Gallbladder, Head, Neck, Joints, Tendons, Eyes, Nerves, Limbs, Hair Jia: Head, Gallbladder. Yi: Liver, Neck. Yin: Arm, Limbs, Gallbladder, Tendons, Hair, Wind Gate Acupoint Mao: Liver, Chest, Eyes, Hands, Claws, Tendons 2. Fire: Small Intestine, Heart, Shoulders, Blood, Menstrual Blood, Face, Teeth, Tongue, Abdomen, Nerves, … Read more
Locating Facial Features from the Eight CharactersHeavenly Stems Positioning Jia; Hair Yi; Beard and Eyebrows Bing; Eyes Ding; Forehead Wu; Chin Ji; Nose Geng; Xin; Cheekbones Ren and Gui; Mouth Corners Jia and Yi Wood represent hair, Ren and Gui Water represent hair length, Geng and Xin Metal represent hair softness and hardness, Bing and … Read more