The paradox of the unity and duality of the kidneys according to Chinese medicine: kidney essence, yin, yang, qi, the mingmen--their origins, relationships, functions and manifestations.

American journal of acupuncture Pub Date : 1999-01-01
L I Hammer
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This paper explores the relationship between Kidney Essence, Yang, Yin and Qi, and the Mingmen, their origins, the variety of functions they provide to the human organism, mentally, physically and spiritually, and the fundamental paradox they represent in terms of unity and polarity. This exercise is part of an ongoing personal exploration in the service of a more complete understanding of the cosmic and material functions of the Kidney in Chinese medicine and culture, also illuminated by Chinese pulse diagnosis. It is not meant to convey a final statement or as a repository of absolutes, but as an attempt to stimulate and ultimately share new ideas.

中医认为肾的统一性和二重性的悖论:肾精、阴、阳、气、命门——它们的起源、关系、功能和表现。
本文探讨了肾精、阳、阴、气和明门之间的关系,它们的起源,它们对人体生理、心理和精神提供的各种功能,以及它们在统一和对立方面所代表的基本悖论。这个练习是我正在进行的个人探索的一部分,目的是为了更全面地了解中国医学和文化中肾脏的宇宙和物质功能,也受到中国脉搏诊断的启发。它不是为了传达一个最终的声明,也不是作为一个绝对的仓库,而是作为一种刺激和最终分享新想法的尝试。
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