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    TCM Theory Notes

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    The document discusses how the Triple Burner and Gallbladder channels, as Shao Yang channels, act as a hinge for the Yang channels. Similarly, the Pericardium and Liver channels, as Jue Yin channels, act as a hinge for the Yin channels. Diagrams are provided showing the arm and leg channel positions that illustrate this concept of the Jue Yin channels occupying a central, hinge position among the Yin channels. The role of the Shao Yang and Jue Yin channels as a hinge is seen as a metaphor for their involvement in relationships and relating to others.

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    The document discusses how the Triple Burner and Gallbladder channels, as Shao Yang channels, act as a hinge for the Yang channels. Similarly, the Pericardium and Liver channels, as Jue Yin channels, act as a hinge for the Yin channels. Diagrams are provided showing the arm and leg channel positions that illustrate this concept of the Jue Yin channels occupying a central, hinge position among the Yin channels. The role of the Shao Yang and Jue Yin channels as a hinge is seen as a metaphor for their involvement in relationships and relating to others.

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    The document discusses how the Triple Burner and Gallbladder channels, as Shao Yang channels, act as a hinge for the Yang channels. Similarly, the Pericardium and Liver channels, as Jue Yin channels, act as a hinge for the Yin channels. Diagrams are provided showing the arm and leg channel positions that illustrate this concept of the Jue Yin channels occupying a central, hinge position among the Yin channels. The role of the Shao Yang and Jue Yin channels as a hinge is seen as a metaphor for their involvement in relationships and relating to others.

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    The document discusses how the Triple Burner and Gallbladder channels, as Shao Yang channels, act as a hinge for the Yang channels. Similarly, the Pericardium and Liver channels, as Jue Yin channels, act as a hinge for the Yin channels. Diagrams are provided showing the arm and leg channel positions that illustrate this concept of the Jue Yin channels occupying a central, hinge position among the Yin channels. The role of the Shao Yang and Jue Yin channels as a hinge is seen as a metaphor for their involvement in relationships and relating to others.

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    Giovanni blog:

    ExtIntIntExtHinge

    Hinge
    TaiYinYangMingShaoYinTaiYangJueYinShaoYang
    LULIHESIPTB
    SPSTKIBLLIVGB
    IfwebearinmindtheYinYangconnectionsamongchannels,theTripleBurner(ShaoYang)isconnected
    tothePericardium(JueYin)andtheGallBladder(ShaoYang)totheLiver(JueYin).Therefore,ifthe
    ShaoYangisthehingeoftheYang(asitclearlyis),thentheJueYinmustbethehingeoftheYin.The
    diagramsbelowillustratethisconcept.

    Thetwodiagramsbelowshowthepositionofthechannelsinarmsandlegsasindicatedabove.The
    diagrambelowshowsclearlyhow,ifwerelatedtheconceptofopening/closing/hingetochannel
    topography,theJueYinmustbethehinge.NoticehowtheHeartandKidneychannelsarebothmedial,
    both"inside",boththe"mostinterior"(andthereforenotpivotorhinge)oftheYinchannels.

    I see the role of "hinge" of the Shao Yang and Jue Yin as a metaphor of
    their involvement in relationships, in our relating to others. All four of
    the Shao Yang and Jue Yin channels play a role in relating but
    especially so the Jue Yin, i.e. Pericardium and Liver. The Liver even
    more so because it houses the Hun which provides the Shen with the
    "movement" necessary to relate.

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