Chinese Clock

Chinese Clock

Monday, December 9, 2013

Kundalini Energy Students:

You may use this clock chart as a cross-reference to assess your “Kundalini-waking-up-at-night” episodes and how they relate to your physiology according to Chinese medicine.

The Chinese Clock:       

Every two hours a "special extra energy packet of Chi" moves from one
meridian to the next.  During the two hours in which the Chi is coursing
through the specific meridian, it bathes that meridian and highlights its
functioning on all levels (physical, emotional, mental and spiritual).
There is a pathway (superficial to the deep meridians) that connects one
meridian sequentially to the next. Many times if there is symptoms of
imbalance (insomnia, emotional instability, physical pain etc) which show up
at a specific time, it may mean that there is an imbalance in that meridian.
Also, many times the imbalance may show up around (give or take 15 minutes)
the cusp of the transition time the "special packet" is moving from one
meridian to the next. (for example 2:59 AM to 3:00 AM in which the packet
transfers from the liver meridian to the lung meridian).

Be as it may here is the time chart:

7:00 AM -   9:00 AM Stomach
9:00 AM -   11:00 AM Spleen
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM  Heart
1:00 PM -   3:00 PM  Small Intestine
3:00 PM -   5:00 PM  Bladder
5:00 PM -   7:00 PM Kidney
7:00 PM -   9:00 PM Pericardium
9:00 PM -   11:00 PM San Jiao (or Triple Burner)
11:00 PM - 1:00 AM Gall Bladder
1:00 AM -   3:00 AM Liver
3:00 AM -   5:00 AM Lung
5:00 AM -   7:00 AM Large Intestine