Heart Meridian Acupuncture Points Frequency

Chinese medicine Heart Meridian healing Acupuncture Points Frequency HT Yin Fire HT, 14.133, 28.265, 56.531, 113.061, 226.123, 452.246, 904.491*, 1808.982, 3617.964 Hz The Heart Channel of Hand Lesser Yin The heart and the small intestine are paired organs. The heart is considered Yin, and the small intestine is considered Yang, balancing this paired channel. These two organs correspond to Fire in the Five Phases, the southerly direction, the summer season, the climatic condition of heat, the color red, the emotion of happiness, the sound of laughter, the taste of bitterness, and the odor of burning. Their point of entry is the tongue, they control the blood vessels and are reflected in the face. Almost all of the problems and disorders of the heart are associated with weakness. The four major types of heart weakness are Deficient Heart Qi, Deficient Heart Yang, Deficient Heart Blood, and Deficient Heart Yin. The main functions of the heart are associated with the spirit and the blood vessels. The heart governs the blood vessels and is responsible for moving blood through them. It also stores the spirit, and is the organ usually associated with mental processes. Therefore, some forms of emotional distress, dizziness, palpitations, shortness of breath, and lack of Vitality are common symptoms of heart ailments. Deficient Heart Qi is symbolized by general lassitude, panting and shallow breathing, and frequent sweating. If the face is swollen and ashen gray or bluish-green, and the limbs are cold, it is called Deficient Heart Yang. The symptoms of restless ness, irritability, dizziness, absentmindedness, and insomnia are typical signs of Deficient Heart Blood. In Deficient Heart Yin cases, developments with a flushed feeling in the palms and face, low grade fever, and night sweating will occur. The symptom of Heart Excess arises from an excess of Heart Fire. This is manifested by fever, occasionally accompanied by delirium, a racking pulse, intense restlessness, insomnia or frequent nightmares, a bright red face, a red or blistered and painful tongue, and often a burning sensation during urination. The latter symptom is the result of Heat being transferred from the heart to the small intestine, which interferes with the small intestine's role in metabolism and the body's management of water. In Qigong society, it is believed that the mind is associated with the heart, and that it is also directly related to the spirit. The term heart (Xin) is usually used to represent the emotional mind or ideas. The Middle Dan Tian at the solar plexus is considered the residence of the Fire Qi. This Fire is used to nourish the brain and the spirit (Shen) at its residence, the Upper Dan Tian or third eye. In Chinese medicine it is said that the heart is the temple of the spirit because it supplies Fire Qi and can nourish the spirit without limit. Generally speaking, the heart is very sensitive during the summertime: The heart is a Yin channel, and when the summer Yang comes it can increase the heart's Qi level and cause problems. Emotional disturbances, such as excitement from happiness, are considered harmful to the heart as well, especially during the summer time. Qigong emphasizes regulating the heart in the summer. HE-1 極泉 Jiquan Highest Spring jí quán geuk cheon 극천 kyoku sen Cực tuyền HE-2 青靈 Qingling Green Spirit qīng líng cheong nyeong 청령 sei rei(?) Thanh linh HE-3 少海 Shaohai Lesser Sea shào hǎi so hae 소해 shō kai Thiếu hải HE-4 靈道 Lingdao Spirit Path líng dào young do 영도 rei dō? Linh đạo HE-5 通里 Tongli Inward Connection tōng lǐ tong ni 통리 tsū ri? Thông lý HE-6 陰郄 Yinxi Yin Cleft yīn xī eum geuk 음극 in geki Âm khích HE-7 神門 Shenmen Spirit Gate shén mén sin mun 신문 shin mon Thần môn HE-8 少府 Shaofu Lesser Mansion shào fǔ so bu 소부 shō fu? Thiếu phủ HE-9 少沖 Shaochong Lesser Surge shào chōng so chung 소충 shō shō Thiếu xung