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KMID : 0644020130260040253
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2013 Volume.26 No. 4 p.253 ~ p.266
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Integrating Study of Kidney on Left & Life Gate on Right(ñ§ãìéÓÙ¤Ú¦) and Moving Energy between two kidneys(ãìÊàÔÑѨ)
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Kim Jin-Ho
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Abstract
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Objective : There was no attempt to understand Moving Energy between two kidneys(ãìÊàÔÑѨ) and Kidney on Left & Life Gate on Right(ñ§ãìéÓÙ¤Ú¦) by integration progress. So I have faced to study based on two parts with concerning as clues. One is 'Life Right (ñ§ éÓ)' and the other is 'Between(Êà)'.
Methods : Revealing the source of the origin, Nanjingbenyi(ÑñÌèÜâëù) is given on the basis. Take a close look at publications related to Nanjing(ÑñÌè) which is about Kidney on Left & Life Gate on Right and Moving Energy between two kidneys. Take a close look at Kidney, the Life Gate and Moving Energy between two kidneys. Look see the three-dimensional uplift movement of Gi(Ѩ).
Results : In Neijing(Ò®Ìè) and Nanjing, the basic point of view for Kidney is the same. That is explained in line with attributes of convergence(â¥Ö°). 'Life Gate(Ù¤Ú¦)' is a term to express the divergence feature(ۡߤѦÒö) of kidney. Moving Energy between two kidneys is used to mean the mainspring of human body activity. The Gi in human body loses altitude turning left(ñ§àÁì»ù»Ë½) and gains height turning right(éÓàÁì»ß¾ã®).
Conclusion : Watching on functional aspect, there are two names for kidney. One is 'Kidney(ãì)' which collects the losing altitude turning left and the other is 'Life Gate' which rises turning right. Moreover, the fundamental power that effectuate the uplift movement is Moving Energy between two kidneys. This kind model is a way that can be understood syntagmatically the Kidney on Left & Life Gate on Right and the Moving Energy between two kidneys without any gainsaying the original of Nanjing.
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KEYWORD
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Kidney on Left & Life Gate on Right(ñ§ãìéÓÙ¤Ú¦) , Moving Energy between two kidneys(ãìÊàÔÑѨ) , lose altitude turning left(ñ§àÁì»ù»Ë½) , gain height turning right(éÓàÁì»ß¾ã®) , uplift movement(ã®Ë½)
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