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SI3 • Houxi • “Back Stream”📍 Location:On the outer edge of the hand, just behind the knuckle of the pinky finger. When y...
05/28/2026

SI3 • Houxi • “Back Stream”

📍 Location:
On the outer edge of the hand, just behind the knuckle of the pinky finger. When you make a loose fist, SI3 is found at the end of the crease where the pinky meets the hand.

✨ TCM Functions:
• Opens the spine
• Benefits the neck, spine, and back
• Calms the spirit and clears excess mental tension
• Helpful for headaches, stiff neck, upper back pain, and emotional overwhelm

In Chinese Medicine, SI3 is often used when someone is carrying the weight of the world across their shoulders — physically or emotionally.

🔮 Esoteric Perspective:
SI3 is a gateway point for transformation through truth.
The Small Intestine meridian governs discernment — separating what nourishes us from what does not.

This point asks:
What are you still carrying that no longer belongs to you?

SI3 helps release rigid thinking, suppressed emotion, and energetic armor stored along the spine. It encourages flexibility, intuition, and the courage to move forward aligned instead of burdened.

Sometimes healing begins the moment we stop forcing and start listening.

LU 6 — “Kong Zui” (Maximum Opening) 🌬️✨📍 Location:On the inner forearm, about 7 cun above the wrist crease, along the Lu...
04/17/2026

LU 6 — “Kong Zui” (Maximum Opening) 🌬️✨

📍 Location:
On the inner forearm, about 7 cun above the wrist crease, along the Lung channel line—between LU 5 (elbow crease) and LU 9 (wrist). Think: slightly closer to the elbow, where the Qi begins to gather depth before descending.

🌿 TCM Function:
LU 6 is the Xi-Cleft point of the Lung channel, meaning it’s where Qi and Blood collect more deeply.
It’s known for:
• Clearing Lung heat 🔥
• Moistening dryness
• Stopping cough, wheezing, and especially acute conditions
• Calming pain along the channel

This is the point you reach for when symptoms come on suddenly—it acts fast, like opening a pressure valve.

🔮 Esoteric Insight:
“Maximum Opening” speaks to a profound release—
the moment where held grief, suppressed breath, and unspoken truth finally break open and move.

LU 6 is where the breath goes when it’s been held too long.
It helps release:
• Grief stored in the chest
• Emotional constriction
• The inability to “let go”

Energetically, this point invites a sacred exhale—
a deep surrender that says: I am ready to release what I’ve been carrying.

It’s not just about breathing in…
it’s about finally allowing yourself to breathe out.

💫 Affirmation:
“I release with ease. What I no longer need leaves my body with every breath.”

🌿 LI2 — The Fire at the Threshold 📍 Location:On the radial side of the index finger, just distal to the 2nd metacarpopha...
04/03/2026

🌿 LI2 — The Fire at the Threshold

📍 Location:
On the radial side of the index finger, just distal to the 2nd metacarpophalangeal joint — found in the slight depression when the finger is gently flexed. Think: where instinct meets action.



🔥 Esoteric Essence

LI2 is a Ying-Spring (Fire) point — a place where energy begins to heat, clarify, and speak truth.

This point carries the frequency of:
• Refining raw emotion into expression
• Clearing internal “heat” that clouds perception
• Softening reactivity into conscious response

✨ Energetically, LI2 helps release:
• Sharp words held back
• Irritation that simmers beneath the surface
• The urge to control instead of flow

It invites you to ask:
“What truth is ready to be expressed — without burning myself or others?”



🌬️ TCM Perspective (Light + Practical)
• Clears Heat from the Large Intestine channel
• Benefits the throat, teeth, and eyes
• Used for:
• Sore throat, toothache
• Red, dry eyes
• Fever or heat signs
• Helps regulate the Yangming channel, bringing excess down and out



🌿 When to Use It
• When you feel snappy, irritated, or overheated (emotionally or physically)
• When your voice feels stuck or strained
• When you need to clear, not suppress



🌀 Affirmation

“I express my truth with clarity, not heat.”

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