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La Li Lu

Lung (LU)

In no2DO trigram Dui, the lake, is associated with the functional circuit lung (LU). The lungs is said to be the receiver of heavenly qi and that it distributes its inspiring impulses throughout the body. The lung is also the place of exchange with our environment: We absorb life energy and release our energy in rhythmical exhale back to our environment.

Read more: Citations regarding the Functional Circuit Lung
Read more: Trigrams, Elements, Functional Circuits

The fish trap has the purpose of catching the fish. The images are the trap for the ideas.
(Wang Bi)

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  • 01 – determination
  • 02 – the receptive
  • 03 – difficulty at the beginning
  • 04 – youthful folly
  • 05 – waiting
  • 06 – conflict
  • 07 – the army
  • 08 – holding together
  • 09 – the taming power of the small
  • 10 – treading (conduct)
  • 11 – peace
  • 12 – stagnation
  • 13 – fellowship with men
  • 14 – possession in great measure
  • 15 – modesty
  • 16 – enthusiasm
  • 17 – following
  • 18 – work on what has been spoiled
  • 19 – approach
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  • 22 – grace
  • 23 – splitting apart
  • 24 – return
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  • 26 – the taming power of the great
  • 27 – providing nourishment
  • 28 – preponderance of the great
  • 29 – the abysmal
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  • 31 – influence
  • 32 – duration
  • 33 – retreat
  • 34 – the power of the great
  • 35 – progress
  • 36 – darkening of the light
  • 37 – the clan
  • 38 – opposition
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  • 40 – deliverance
  • 41 – decrease
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  • 43 – break-through
  • 44 – coming to meet
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  • 46 – pushing upward
  • 47 – oppression
  • 48 – the well
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  • 50 – the caldron (cauldron)
  • 51 – arousing
  • 52 – keeping still
  • 53 – development
  • 54 – the marrying maiden
  • 55 – abundance
  • 56 – the wanderer
  • 57 – the gentle
  • 58 – the joyous
  • 59 – dispersion
  • 60 – limitation
  • 61 – inner truth
  • 62 – preponderance of the small
  • 63 – after completion
  • 64 – before completion

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