Study reference within traditional Shiatsu/TCM frameworks. Does not diagnose or treat.
Guides for class
- ST36Understanding ST36 in educational Shiatsu studyA short educational overview of Zusanli and how Meridiania connects it to meridian, element and practice tools.In silence
- Keeping TCM and Masunaga systems distinctWhy Meridiania never silently mixes channel systems.In silence
- LU9Yuan & luo points: study guide for shiatsu and TCMWhat yuan-source points are, how they relate to original channel qi, and how to study them in the Meridiania atlas.In silence
- LU7Luo-connecting points: collaterals and yin–yang pairsHow to study luo points in educational shiatsu and acupuncture: collaterals, pairs and Meridiania list.In silence
- BL23Back-shu points: BL map and educational diagnosis studyGuide to back-shu (yu) on Bladder: zang-fu, paravertebral location and 3D atlas.In silence
- CV12Front-mu points and hara assessment in Zen ShiatsuHow alarm/mu points, abdomen and the hara map connect in shiatsu study.In silence
- LI4How to locate LI4 Hegu: landmarks and 3D studyEducational guide to finding Hegu (LI4): anatomical cues, families and location drills.In silence
- ST36Stomach meridian: TCM vs Masunaga extensionWhy the classical ST pathway and Zen Shiatsu extension stay distinct — and how to compare them in Meridiania.In silence
- Hara assessment in Zen Shiatsu: educational zone mapHow to study hara and its link to meridians and mu points without turning it into medical diagnosis.In silence
- KI1The five shu: jing, ying, shu, jing-river and he-seaMental map of the five shu points per channel for flashcards and quiz memorisation.In silence
- BL10Window of Heaven points: neck, qi and classical studyWhat Window of Heaven points are and how to locate them on the neck and upper atlas.In silence
- PC6Confluent points of the eight extraordinary vesselsMasters and couples that open Ren, Du, Chong, Dai, Qiao and Wei — study list.In silence
- Namikoshi tsubo vs WHO points: two maps, one atlasHow to study Namikoshi mapping without confusing it with WHO acupuncture codes.In silence
- GB20Headache and points: educational exploration (not clinical)How to use Meridiania's symptom explorer to study traditional head associations.In silence
- LI15Shoulder & points: educational LI/SI/TE mapHow to study shoulder themes with LI15, TE14 and SI9 on the Meridiania atlas (educational frame).In silence
- ST36Digestion & hara: study points ST36 and CV12Educational Earth + hara map: from digestive themes to front-mu and the 3D atlas.In silence
- HT7Insomnia & shen: educational points HT7, PC6, KI3How to study the shen–heart/water axis on Meridiania without turning it into online therapy.In silence
- BL23Low back & sciatica: educational BL/GB study mapEducational lumbar → glute/leg pathway with BL23, GB30 and the 3D atlas.In silence
- CV12Hara in shiatsu: study guide with the Meridiania atlasHow to combine educational hara assessment with 3D abdomen, CV and yin meridians.In silence
- ST363D acupuncture atlas: how to study with MeridianiaShort method: search code → sheet → 3D body → quiz. For acupuncture and shiatsu students.In silence
- LR3Five elements on Meridiania: TCM study mapHow to navigate wood, fire, earth, metal and water via elements, meridians and points.In silence
- LMS campus for shiatsu schools: public atlas and private classroomHow Meridiania separates educational atlas SEO from the private LMS campus for shiatsu and TCM centres.In silence
- 3D atlas of shiatsu meridians and tsubo: follow the KiRotate a 3D body, locate every tsubo and follow TCM, Masunaga and Namikoshi meridians. A presence-based shiatsu study guide on meridiania.net.In silence
- ST36WHO point codes across languages (ST36, E36, Ma36…)How Meridiania understands localized codes when searching and studying acupuncture points.In silence
- ST36What is a cun in acupuncture and shiatsuThe cun is the body's own proportional unit for locating points and tsubo. Thumb cun, proportional cun, and study examples such as ST36.In silence
