Jing Flashcards
primarily derived from the parents before birth
Essence
formed after birth
Qi
replenished only with difficulty
Essence
easily be replenished on a day-to-
day basis
Qi
long cycles of 7 or 8 years
Essence
briefer cycles, some
yearly, some circadian and some even shorter
Qi
moves and changes quickly from moment to moment
Qi
changes only
slowly and gradually over long periods of time
Essence
Growth, reproduction and development
Essence
Basis of kidney-Qì
Essence
Producer of Marrow
Essence
Basis of constitutional strength
Essence
Basis for the “three treasures”
Essence
3 treasures
(Jīng – Qì - Shén)
Clinical manifestation of insufficiency:
stunted growth in children, poor bone development,
infertility, habitual miscarriage, mental retardation in children, bone deterioration in adults, loose
teeth and hair falling out or graying prematurely.
Growth, reproduction and development: Essence
Clinical manifestation of insufficiency: poor sexual function, impotence, weakness of knees,
nocturnal emissions, tinnitus and deafness.
basis for Kidney-Qì: Essence
Clinical manifestation of insufficiency: poor concentration, poor memory, dizziness, tinnitus and
a feeling of emptiness of the head.
basis of Marrow: Essence
Clinical manifestation of insufficiency: being constantly prone to colds, influenza
and other exterior diseases, chronic rhinitis and allergic rhinitis.
basis of constitutional strength: Essence
that upon which development of the human body, sexual function and fertility depends. The arrival of the _____ corresponds to the point at which reproductive maturity is
reached, and its exhaustion to the point at which reproductive function disappears.
Tiānguĭ
- It determines growth, reproduction and development
Kidney Essence
- It is the basis of Kidney-Qì
Kidney Essence
- It produces Marrow
Kidney Essence
- It is the basis of constitution
Kidney Essence
- It is the foundation of the 3 treasure (Essence, Qì, Mind)
Kidney Essence
manifests simultaneously on the physical and mental- spiritual level.
Qi
is in a constant state of flux and in varying states of aggregation. When it condenses,
energy transforms and accumulates into physical shape; when it is dispersed, it gives rise to
more subtle forms of matter.
Qi
The refined energy produced by the Internal Organs, assuming different forms in different
places
Qi
The functional activity of an Internal Organ
Qi
Function of Qi
- Transforming
- Transporting
- Holding
- Raising
- Protecting
- Warming
Movement of qi
Entering, exiting
Descending, ascending
______indicates the flow of ____in all organs of the body, all Triple Burner cavities,
joints, skin, muscles, diaphragm, Fat Tissue and Membranes
Qi mechanism, qi
is like a vast system of roads and motorways (freeways) where traffic needs
to be regulated by one-way streets
qi mechanism
- The balance of Yin and Yang is crucial for the smooth movement of
Qi
When the Qì Mechanism is disrupted, there will be?
Stagnation and/or rebellion