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TRIPODIC SOURCE OF ENERGY

1

From Parents through Cosmic Energy

coitus-copulation
Pre birth Energy
Received in the form of Genetic
code (DNA)
Responsible for Body
Constitution
(Structure and Functions)
Nutritive Energy
Formation from Food
Responsible for maintenance
of day by day Energy
Through Brain Spine
Cumulative atmospheric condition
1. Weather 2. Season 3. Climate
Pressure (1+2) Temp. (3+4)
Humidity (4+5)
Received from Atmosphere, Season..
Responsible for maintenance of day by
day Energy.
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TRIPODIC ACUPRESSURE
TREATMENT 2

Tulyarthata Meridians Ayurvedic Vision

(Correspondence) (TCM, EAV) 10 Dravyas
Srotas – VM, Hzm, Spr,
V, P, K
Dhatus/Tissues..)
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ACU SKILLS HEPLS

IN MAKING

HEALTHY AND WEALTHY

TO KEEP FIT
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EAV - DR. REINHARD. VOLL (GERMANY)

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CHINESE CLASSICAL ACUPUNCTURE vis-a-vis

Electronic Acuuncture According to Voll (EAV)
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Positions of
measurements
Points (MPs)
on finger and
Toes

Categories of Points with Organ-related Points

typical position found along referred to as
Meridian measurements Points
(MPs)
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LUNGS
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Lungs Meridian (Lu Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 19, 20, 21, 23, 25)
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Number of Points (Reference - Tr4/Pg. 19)

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Specifications (Reference - Tr4/Pg. 19)

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In EAV following 5 points are re-defined on Lungs

meridian which increases, their usefulness :

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 19-20)

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LUNGS
MERIDIAN
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Lu 11
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Lu 10 D
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Lu 10c
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LUNGS
MERIDIAN
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Lu 10
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LUNGS
MERIDIAN
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LARGE
INTESTINE
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Large Intestine Meridian (Li Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 28, 29, 32)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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LARGE INTESTINE
MERIDIAN
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HEART
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Heart Meridian (H Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 66, 67, 69, 71, 73, 74)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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In EAV following points of Heart Meridian are redefined

which increases their usefulness :
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HEART
MERI.
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HEART
MERIDIAN
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SMALL INTESTINE
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Small Intestine Meridian (Si Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 77, 78, 81, 84, 87)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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LUNGS
MERIDIAN
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SMALL
INTESTINE
MERIDIAN
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PERICARDIUM
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Circulatory Meridian or Pericardium

Meridian (Ci Meridian)
(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 40, 41, 42, 44, 46, 48)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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PERICARDIUM
MERIDIAN
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PERICARDIUM
MERIDIAN
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TRIPLE WARMER-
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
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Triple Warmer Meridian (Tw Meridian)

or Endocrine Meridian
(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 50, 51, 53, 58, 60, 63)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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SPLEEN
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Spleen Meridian (Sp Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 90, 91, 94, 98, 103)
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Number of Points :
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SPLEEN
MERIDIAN
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PANCREAS
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PANCREAS
MERIDIAN
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Pancreas Meridian (Pn Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 106, 107, 110, 115, 118)
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Number of Points :
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PANCREAS
MERIDIAN
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PANCREAS
MERIDIAN
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STOMACH
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Stomach Meridian (St Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 135, 136, 140, 143, 145, 147, 148,
152, 154, 157)
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Number of Points :
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STOMACH
MERIDIAN
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GALL BLADDER
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Gall Bladder Meridian (GB Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 160, 161, 164, 167, 169, 170, 171, 474, 177)
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Number of Points :
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GALL
BLADDER
MERIDIAN
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GALL
BLADDER
MERIDIAN
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GALL
BLADDER
MERIDIAN
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LIVER
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Liver Meridian (Liv Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 122, 125, 129, 131, 132)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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LIVER
MERIDIAN
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KIDNEY
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Kidney Meridian (K Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 179, 180, 183, 186, 189, 190, 191)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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KIDNEY
MERIDIAN
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KIDNEY
MERIDIAN
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KIDNEY
MERIDIAN
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Urinary Bladder Meridian (UB Meridian

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 194, 195, 196, 200, 202, 209, 211,
214, 217)
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Number of Points :
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URINARY
BLADDER
MERIDIAN
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URINARY
BLADDER
MERIDIAN
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Conception Vessel Meridian (CV Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 219, 221, 224, 225)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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CONCEPTION
VESSEL
MERIDIAN
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CONCEPTION
VESSEL
MERIDIAN
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Governing Vessel Meridian (GV Meridian)

(Reference - Tr4/Pg. 227, 228, 229, 231, 239)
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Number of Points :
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Specifications :
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GOVERNING
VESSEL
MERIDIAN
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ELEMENTS
RELATED
ORGANS
ELEMENTS WOOD FIRE FIRE EARTH METAL WATER
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ENERGY Wind Heat Hotness Humidity Dryness Coldness

Yin
MERIDIANS Yang Yin Yang Yin Yang Yin Yang Yin Yang Yin Yang
FIVE
ORGANS GB Liv Si H Tw P St Sp Li Lu UB K
ELEMENT
COLOUR Green Red Orange Yellow Brown Black CHART
Flatul- Depre- Lower Back
SYMPTOMS Palpitation Hiccup Trembling Belching Coughing
ence ssion Disorders

OPENING Eyes Tongue Tongue Mouth Nose Ears

TASTE Sour Bitter Bitter Sweet Pungent Salty

SMELL Musk Burnt Burnt Sweet Fishy Stale

SOUND Loud Laughter Laughter Singing Melody Sighing Moaning

EMOTION Anger Joy Happiness Agony Sadness Fear

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FIVE SHU POINTS (YIN)

Wood Fire Water

Earth Metal
Meri-dian (Vata Pt) (Pitta Pt) (Kapha)
(Shu-Stream) (Jing-River)
(Jing-Well) (Yung-Spring) (He-Sea)

Lu Lu 11 Lu 10 Lu 9 Lu 8 Lu 5

Sp Sp 1 Sp 2 Sp 3 Sp 5 Sp 9

H H9 H8 H7 H4 H3

K K1 K2 K3 K7 K 10

P P9 P8 P7 P5 P3

Liv Liv 1 Liv 2 Liv 3 Liv 4 Liv 8

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FIVE SHU POINTS (YANG)

Metal Water Earth
Wood Fire
Meri-dian (Vata) (Pitta) (Kapha)
(Shu Stream) (Jing-River)
(Jing-Well) (Yung-Spring) (He-Sea)

Li Li 1 Li 2 Li 3 Li 5 Li 11

St St 45 St 44 St 43 St 41 St 36

Si Si 1 Si 2 Si 3 Si 5 Si 8

UB UB 67 UB 66 UB 65 UB 60 UB 54

Tw Tw 1 Tw 2 Tw 3 Tw 6 Tw 10

GB GB 44 GB 43 GB 41 GB 38 GB 34
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TONIFICATION
Meridian Horary Point Time Color
Lung Lu 8 3 am – 5 am Brown / White
Large Intestine Li 1 5 am – 7 am Brown / White
Stomach St 36 7 am – 9 am Yellow
Spleen Sp 3 9 am – 11 am Yellow
Heart H8 11 am – 1 pm Red
Small Intestine Si 5 1 pm – 3 pm Red
Urinary Bladder UB 66 3 pm – 5 pm Black
Kidney K 10 5 pm – 7 pm Black
Pericardium P8 7 pm – 9 pm Orange
Triple Warmer Tw 6 9 pm – 11 pm Orange
Gall Bladder GB 41 11 pm – 1 am Green / Blue
Liver Liv 1 1 am – 3 am Green
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Organ Source Accumulating
Meridian
ORGAN (Darkness) (Xi-Cleft)
163
SOURCE & XI- Lu
Sp
Lu 9
Sp 3
Lu 6
Sp 8
CLEFT POINTS H H7 H6
TOGETHER K K3 K5
P P7 P4
• Useful in treating Liv Liv 3 Liv 6
infections & very
chronic conditions Li Li 4 Li 7

• Tone the Organ St St 42 St 34

Source point Si Si 4 Si 6
• Sedate the Xi-Cleft
UB UB 64 UB 63
Point
Tw Tw 4 Tw 7
GB GB 40 GB 36
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TEN ELEMENTS & THEIR RELATION WITH FINGERS 164
DIRECTION MIND
WATER
7 3 4 8 5
FIRE
TIME EARTH
6 SOUL TAM SPACE
WIND
2 1
9 0

LT HAND RT HAND
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NAMES OF JOINTS AS PER AYURVEDIC ACUPRESSUE (AA)

VAAT JOINT (V JT)

V PITTA JOINT (PJT) V

V V V V
p p p KAPH JOINT (K JT) p p
V p V
p K K K p
K K K
K V & P JT K

KAPH JOINT (K JT)

RT HAND LT HAND
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CHINESE MERIDIANS ON JOINTS

UB UB SI
SI GB GB
UPPER LOWER
P CV
UPPER LOWER
CV P
GV Li Li GV
H K Liv TW TW Liv K H
ST LU LU ST

SP SP

LT HAND RT HAND
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Pleura : The covering of

the Lungs (visceral
Pleura) and of the inner
surface of the chest wall
(Parietal Pleura). The
Parietal covering consists of a
Pleura
closed sac of the serous
membrane , which has a
smooth shiny moist
surface due the
secretions of small
amounts of fluid . This
fluid lubricates the
opposing visceral and
parietal surfaces so that
they can slide painlessly
over each other during
breathing
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The omentum, a
sheet of fatty tissue
that stretches over
the abdomen, plays
a surprising role in
immune response
and the growth of
certain cancers.
The omentum is
one of the human
body's largest
organs, but also
arguably one
of its least familiar
– to scientists as
well as the rest of
us
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The peritoneum
is the serous membrane
forming the lining of the
abdominal cavity or
coelom in amniotes and
some invertebrates, such
as annelids. It covers most
of the intra-abdominal (or
coelomic) organs, and is
composed of a layer of
mesothelium supported
by a thin layer of
connective tissue.
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Mesentery:
• In general, a fold of tissue that
attaches organs to the body wall.
• The word mesentery usually
refers to the small
bowel mesentery, which anchors
the small intestines to the back of
the abdominal wall. Blood vessels,
nerves, and lymphatic branch
through the mesentery to supply
the intestine.
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TULYARTHATa 171

Internal Organs
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FIVE SHU
POINTS ON
BYOL
MERIDIANS
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CHINESE MERIDIANS ON JOINTS 173

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