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Master Points for the Regulator Channel

The Regulator Channel balances all the yin organ meridians in the front with the yang organ meridians in the back. For a quick balancing, sit in a chair and cross one leg:

Hold Spleen 4 (Grandfather/Grandson) on the crossed foot. It is located on the inside arch of the foot on the muscle that runs over the foot arch at the inferior border of the proximal portion of the first metatarsal bone. At the same time, on the opposite arm,

Hold Pericardium 6 (Inner Gate) between the radius and ulna on the inner wrist about two inches above the wrist joint.
In the same position, switch fingers to:

Hold Gall Bladder 41 (Above Tears) between the 4th and 5th metatarsals immediately distal to the junction on the top of the foot, and at the same time

Hold Triple Warmer 5 (Outer Gate) on the outside of the forearm between the radius and ulna two finger widths above the wrist joint.

In the same position, switch fingers to:
Hold Spleen 6 (Three Yin Meeting Point) in the indentation on the inside edge of the tibia about three finger widths above the ankle bone.

Hook your hand, like a coat hanger on the opposite shoulder with the thumb side of your hand against your neck.

Breathing

Breathe in up from the toes to the top of the head; breath out down the front from the top of the head to the toes. Up the back and down the front.

Breathing with Acupoints: With your right hand hold the left acupressure point Lung 1 called “Letting Go”. This point is located on the upper lateral side chest in the indentation between the shoulder and the ribcage, three finger-widths below the collarbone. With your left hand hold Spleen 13 called “Rushing Door” midline of the thigh between the groin and the hip socket. Breathe as many times as you want holding these points. Hold each side.

With your hand still on Spleen 13, grasp Triple Warmer 13 called “Heavenly Bone” which is located on the trapezius muscle on the top point of the scapula.