Point families
Luo-Connecting
Learn luo-connecting points: collaterals, yin–yang pairs and educational use in shiatsu and acupuncture. Point list with Meridiania locations.
Luo points connect the main channel to its collateral and, in pair theory, to the corresponding yin–yang channel. They are key for studying surface–depth circulation and psycho-emotional themes in educational texts. Here is the full atlas list.
Educational atlas of TCM points and meridians, classical extras and Japanese overlays (Masunaga, Namikoshi). Not medical advice.
14 points
- BL58Feiyang · Taking Flight
- CV15Jiuwei · Turtledove Tail
- GB37Guangming · Bright Light
- GV1Changqiang · Long Strong
- HT5Tongli · Penetrating the Interior
- KI4Dazhong · Great Bell
- LI6Pianli · Veering Passage
- LR5Ligou · Woodworm Canal
- LU7Lieque · Broken Sequence
- PC6Neiguan · Inner Pass
- SI7Zhizheng · Branch of the Upright
- SP4Gongsun · Grandfather Grandson
- ST40Fenglong · Abundant Bulge
- TE5Waiguan · Outer Pass
Keep exploring
- TCM vs MasunagaCompare classical channels and Zen Shiatsu extensions.
- View on bodySearch and filter 361 channel points plus extras and Japanese lineages.
- Yuan-SourceSource point accessing original qi of the channel/organ in educational frameworks.
- Xi-CleftAcute/pain and blood stasis themes on the channel in classical education.
- Hui (Influential)Eight influential points for zang, fu, qi, blood, sinews, vessels, bone, marrow.
- Window of HeavenNeck/upper points traditionally linked to qi between head and body.