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Meridian and Element Explorer

Explore the traditional channel network through yin-yang pairings, Five-Phase relationships, bodily pathways, and daily cycles.

This explorer presents traditional Chinese medical channel theory for educational and historical study. It does not diagnose conditions, locate points for treatment, or replace qualified medical care.

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Meridians

Lung

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Simplified channel network

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Lung

肺 · Fèi · yin Metal

Lung channel. Paired with Large Intestine. Do not treat waking during this period as proof of Lung imbalance.

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肺 · Fèi

Lung

Lung channel. yin Metal. Paired with Large Intestine. Do not treat waking during this period as proof of Lung imbalance.

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Taijitu Five Phases Bagua He Tu / Luo Shu Cosmology Organ Clock Internal Alchemy Microcosmic Orbit Correspondences Meridians Symbols

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Framework

A cautious comparative framework for studying jing, qi, shen, dantian, refinement, reversal, return, and Mandala of Heaven language.

Not a practice manual. Lineage-specific instruction is intentionally excluded.

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Sources and Review

Reference imagery may guide atmosphere, lighting, material, composition, and visual hierarchy only. Historical terms, diagrams, pathways, talismans, trigrams, charts, and correspondences must come from verified structured data, never decorative invention.

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Neidan terminology review file

Internal-alchemy terminology varies by text and lineage; this dataset is educational and provisional.

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Microcosmic Orbit teaching-model review file

Point names, regions, and pathways must be checked against the selected textual or teaching framework.

Chinese medical framework

Received traditional Chinese medical correspondence models

Used for phase, organ-system, emotion, taste, and channel correspondences as traditional theory, not diagnosis.

Received tradition

Received Yijing and Bagua correspondence traditions

Used for trigram, Kan-Li, and polarity references; arrangements and interpretations vary.

External Taoist reference

Benebell Wen: A Taoist Secret to Cultivating Personal Power

Used to align Xiao Zhou Tian / Lesser Mandala language, the Du and Ren meridian route description, Three Treasures, and dantian framing.

External Taoist reference

Benebell Wen: Advanced Introduction to Taoist Alchemy

Used to distinguish Lesser Mandala as foundational process from Greater Mandala as an advanced alchemical attainment model.

External Taoist reference

Benebell Wen: Soul Dualism in Eastern Mysticism

Used for Hun-Po wording where the Aetherica subtle-body and Taoist instruments reference Eastern soul dualism.

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Reference Image Use Policy

Reference images may guide material, lighting, composition, historical atmosphere, and visual hierarchy only. They are not sources for Chinese characters, body pathways, talismans, trigrams, internal-alchemy charts, or correspondences unless independently verified in structured source-linked data.

Provenance register

Aetherica symbol provenance register

Symbols are original SVG/text renderings or Unicode references unless otherwise stated. AI-generated decorative marks must never be presented as historical Taoist forms. Talismanic material remains disabled pending provenance, orientation, translation, context, and permissions review.