⚠The image is a woodblock print with significant ink speckling and some character degradation, particularly in the smaller annotations and connecting lines.

Diagram of the Various Points of the Triple Burner

Wind Screen original: "翳風" (Yìfēng). Located behind the earlobe, used to treat ear and facial issues. Spasm Vessel original: "瘈脈" (Chìmài). Skull Resting original: "顱息" (Lúxī). Angle Junction original: "角孫" (Jiǎosūn). Silk Bamboo Hollow original: "絲竹空" (Sīzhúkōng). Located at the outer end of the eyebrow. Ear Harmony Bone-Hole original: "耳和髎" (Ěrhéliáo). Ear Gate original: "耳門" (Ěrmén). Celestial Window original: "天牖" (Tiānyǒu). Clear Cold Abyss original: "清冷淵" (Qīnglěngyuān). Celestial Well original: "天井" (Tiānjǐng). Four Rivers original: "四瀆" (Sìdú). Three Yang Connection original: "三陽絡" (Sānyángluò). Convergence of the Ancestors original: "會宗" (Huìzōng). Connecting to the Pericardium original: "絡心包" (luò xīnbāo). This indicates the internal branch of the meridian that links to the sac surrounding the heart. Pervasively belonging to the Triple Burner original: "徧屬三焦" (biàn shǔ sānjiāo). This describes how the meridian energy flows through the three divisions of the body cavity. Celestial Bone-Hole original: "天髎" (Tiānliáo). Shoulder Bone-Hole original: "肩髎" (Jiānliáo). Upper Arm Convergence original: "臑會" (Nàohuì). Dissipating River original: "消濼" (Xiāoluò). Branch Ditch original: "支溝" (Zhīgōu). Outer Pass original: "外關" (Wàiguān). A major point on the forearm used to expel "wind-heat" or external illnesses. Yang Pool original: "陽池" (Yángchí). Central Islet original: "中渚" (Zhōngzhǔ). Fluid Gate original: "液門" (Yèmén). Surge Gate original: "關衝" (Guānchōng). The starting point of the meridian at the tip of the ring finger.

Collected Illustrations of the Three Realms: Body, Volume 2

The Correspondence of the Organs

The Fundamental Organs chapter original: "本藏" (Běnzàng), a classical text within the Divine Pivot that correlates external physical traits with internal organ health. states that the Kidney corresponds to the bones.

Those who have dense skin texture and thick skin will have a thick Triple Burner original: "三焦" (Sānjiāo). A functional system in Chinese medicine responsible for fluid metabolism and the movement of energy (Qi) through the upper, middle, and lower torso. and Bladder.

Those who have coarse skin texture and thin skin will have a thin Triple Burner and Bladder.

Those who have loose interstitial spaces original: "腠理" (còulǐ). Specifically refers to the spaces between the skin and muscles, and the pores, which act as the body's first line of defense. will have a relaxed Triple Burner and Bladder.

Those whose skin is tight and lacks fine body hair original: "毫毛" (háomáo). The delicate hairs on the limbs and trunk which were thought to reflect the state of the lungs and the "Triple Burner." will have a tight Triple Burner and Bladder.

Those whose fine body hair is beautiful and thick will have a straight and well-formed Triple Burner and Bladder.

Those whose fine body hair is sparse will have a Triple Burner and Bladder that are knotted and congested.