good meridian diagrams

[ronko]

hi everone

anyone know where i can print out good meridian diagrams

i have looked about online but cant seem to find no clear ones

 

many thanx

[devoid]

Hi Ronko,

 

I spent quite some time looking for the same as you do now without finding anything detailed enough (usually it's body outline plus meridian).

 

This said, I find the resources on this page quite useful and easy to print:

http://www.acucentre.com.au/theory.html

(click each of the twelve and eight extraordinary meridian tables for a description as well as meridian chart for each)

 

In addition to a printed simpler version, I find the following a very practical resource for locating a particular acupoint:

http://www.acuxo.com/meridianPictures.asp?point=CV1&meridian=Conception%20Vessel

 

Best regards,

-matt

[buscon]

hi ronko,

 

as everyone says in this forum, a very good acupuncture manual is:

A Manual of Acupuncture, Petear Deadman

 

Here you have a nice meridian schema:

http://www.rootdown.us/Points/PointMap.aspx

I don't remeber who had post it, but I kept the link

[Andrei]

[Encephalon]

Thanks, Steam, for posting these. I hope all newcomers, and everyone else gets a good look at them. The subject of basic anatomical awareness in the pursuit of internal alchemy was a robust subject not too long ago. It probably never goes away. I'm not sure where it resolved, but I think these graphics are very helpful when you first start to refine your visualization skills and build up your chi flow. God knows consumer culture can kill your imagination if you let it. The external and internal plates together are really helpful.

Thanks again.

Edited February 9, 2010 by Blasto