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16-Point Meridian Activation of the Qi Jing Ba Mai


 May 31, 2016  Blog, Meditations, Sensory Games

By Jane Barthelemy.
This is an advanced activation technique to exponentially raise your level of functioning, give you more energy, and
align your body to your spiritual destiny. It uses 16 acupuncture points, touching and tapping in a specific order. The
exercise takes about 2 minutes. This can be done on waking in the morning, anytime during the day, or in moments of
confusion or tiredness as needed. Scroll down to see diagrams and instructions.

What are the Extraordinary Meridians?

The Qi Jing Ba Mai, called the Extraordinary Conduits, or the Eight Marvelous Ones are the deepest pathways of
energy or Qi deep within the body that are initiated at conception when the egg and sperm come together. They precede,
give rise to, and support the 12 organ meridians according to our spiritual, DNA and genetic heritage. One could say the
extraordinary meridians provide a map for us to fulfill our potential, our destiny, the purpose of life, and to convert Jing
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into Shen through the transmuting power of Qi. The Extraordinary meridians are not thin lines like organ meridians, but
are wider energetic bands that cover a larger area like a swath of energy.

The number Eight represents the primal organization of inner life prior to turning it outwards, like the 8 directions of the
compass, like the Ba Gua of Fuxi. The Extraordinary meridians do not relate to the everyday maintenance of the body,
but the deepest innermost structure of life.

By stimulating the points on the hands and feet associated with each meridian paired contra-laterally (diagonally), one
can wake up, activate, and clear the ancestral and spiritual pathways, optimizing the “microcosmic orbit” energy flow,
likened to a figure 8 or the infinity symbol.

The two primary Extraordinary meridians are the Du Mai (Governing vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel),
sometimes seen as two sides of the same Oneness, an inseparable Yin Yang, front-and-back cycle of life. These vessels
both originate at CV-1 Huiyin point, and connect the lower procreative energy with the Kidneys, Heart, and Brain to
form a complete circle when the tip of the tongue touches the upper palate in the mouth. In fact, lifting Huiyin and
touching the tip of the tongue to the upper palate balances Fire (Heart) to Water (Kidneys) energy, and increases the
body’s protective Wei Qi.

1. Du Mai – The Governing Vessel, controller of the “Sea of Yang Meridians” in the back, is the area richest in
protective Wei Qi. The Du Mai rules circulation of Wei Qi and Fire in the body to guard against external evil
intruders. On an energetic level, the Du channel represents our ability to break away from Yin/mother/bond and to
explore (rule over) our lives, transformational cycles, survival issues, and groundedness in the world. Psycho-
spiritually, it relates to becoming independent, and taking risks.
2. Ren Mai – The Conception Vessel represents our resources in life, and the resources we received in very early
childhood in bonding with our mother. It can be fostering the process of birth, be it that of a child, a creative idea,
or an endeavor. Ren involves bonding, nurturing, protection and love of self.
3. Dai Mai – The Belt Meridian goes around the body horizontally. When it is healthy, Qi can expand vertically and
horizontally, spiraling out in an energetic cocoon of Wei Qi that protects from external negative energy, diseases
and radiation that bombard us in our world. If the Dai Mai is dysfunctional the “belt” tightens, and leads to a
“stuck” condition, an energetic split between the body top and bottom. Psycho-spiritually, the Dai Mai meridian is
a repository for unexpressed emotions and complexes that require transformation. Repression of the shadow
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4. Chong Mai – The Thrusting Vessel is the equivalent of the Tibetan Central Channel, which runs up the center of
the body (between the Ren and the Du) from Huiyin to Baihui. It represents the blueprint, intergenerational
patterns, issues arising from abuse, and cellular memory. The Chong represents our sense of self, how do I relate
to myself, and whether I am comfortable with who I am (my blueprint).

The two Qiao Mai channels (Heel Vessels) represent how we merge Yin and Yang. The Qiao vessels are about taking
on roles: how I merge Yin and Yang, bridging these two extremes in order to stand up to myself or to the world. They
are similar to the Wei vessels, but the Qiao vessels are more about “short term” personality –judgment and morality. The
Qiao vessels are not so much about transformation but about our ability to accept the roles we are taking on.

These channels originate on the inside/outside of the heels. They support agility in the body, and govern motion,
especially of the lower limbs. The Qiao Mai channels relate to the eyes, and the point BL-1 at the inner canthus (corner)
of the eyes, affecting the pineal and pituitary glands. BL-1 is also the activating point of Wei Qi, and the first point
activated upon waking from sleep. The way one’s eyes adjust to light affects many things, such as blood-sugar levels,
body temperature, blood pressure, hormone balance, jet lag, menopause, and allergies.

5. Yang Qiao Mai – The Yang Heel Vessel is about standing up to the world, how we extend ourselves into the
world, how we interact with the world, taking in experiences. It represents the internalization of our interactions
and how we express it back out to the world (eyes). Issues of over-emphasizing the world, and being angry at the
world are Yang Qiao issues. Syndromes include a sensation of “walking on a slant,” excessive thinking, and a
generalized feeling of being overwhelmed and out-of-control. Conditions such as insomnia, epilepsy, facial
paralysis and Bell’s palsy (related to wind in the face) are relevant. Psycho-spiritually this meridian is useful for
those that are in a constant state of rebellion, Type-A personality, activists, and those out to change the world. It is
a representation of how we stand up to who we are and being comfortable with how we move in this world. The
more one rebels, the more sick they will become. What one resists persists.
6. Yin Qiao Mai – The Yin Heel Vessel is about how we stand up to ourselves. It is about taking on roles with
clarity, with the understanding of the vastness of the potential of life. When the Yin Qiao Mai is open, we can
express to the world who we really are. We have bright vision. Our eyes both take in the world and express to the
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world who we are. In going through the process of the Yin Qiao, we realize that the greatest gift we have to offer
the world is our true self. Psycho-spiritually, it may deal with issues of self-trust, abandonment, depression, self-
anger, and unworthiness.

The Two Wei Mai Vessels (Linking Vessels) represent how we hold together (Wei means to link or support). These are
the vessels of aging. They are the vessels of the last two cycles of 7 and 8. They represent how we move along in life
and transform either Yin or Yang as time passes.

7. Yang Wei Mai – Yang Linking vessel, is about connecting and supporting the Yang. It is more about time than
space or substance. In linking the Yang energies, its domain is about possibilities, and about becoming more
rarified, hence it is very important in terminal disease. The Yang Wei Mai energetically regulates our old habits
and patterns, and the release of pre-established modes of behavior that prevent us from evolving. Psycho-
spiritually, since the Yang Wei Mai represents the last stage of defense before the body is penetrated by an
invading pathogen, this meridian can be used to treat issues of terminal illness and dying.

8. Yin Wei Mai – is about our relationship to the past and the future, about the meaning that we give life, about our
sense of purpose and validating our existence. Psycho-spiritually, this vessel is concerned with the meaning that
we derive from life, and helps us to respond to life with clarity and compassion.

Summary of Purpose:
Using the Extraordinary Meridians to raise the level of our functioning is about cultivating our Ren (resources)
and Du (construction) through the Qiao (roles, judgment) and Wei (linking, making transitions) vessels, in
accordance with our Chong (blueprint).Activating the Extraordinary Vessels is part of a transformational journey.
This is a powerful tool. Remember that opening these vessels is tapping directly into the Jing, the essence of one’s
humanity, the destiny map of our lives. Therefore it, must be done with caution and reverence.

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Instructions:
Say or think your intention to clear and activate your energy body and align to your true destiny. Use the images and
chart below. Start with the Du Mai column. Locate points 1 and 2 on your body, SI-3 on the Left, and BL-62 on the
Right. Press your finger firmly into these points one after the other. Visualize the meridian as a swath of energy
extending up and down the body. As you do the exercise, intend that the points you touch and the meridian be cleaned
and washed until they glow with joy. After pressing the two points, spread your fingers and tap the top of your head with
either hand 5-6 times touching both sides of the head, then tap the sternum in the same way, and then tap the lower
abdomen. Now move to points 3 and 4, which are the same points on the opposite sides. Press the points and tap. Repeat
this process until all 16 points are stimulated and you have finished tapping. (Points 1 & 2, tap; Points 3 & 4, tap; Points
5 & 6, tap; Points 7 & 8, tap; Points 9 &10, tap; Points 11 & 12, tap; Points 13 & 14, tap; Points 15 & 16, tap.)

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How Does the 16-Point System Work?


The 16 Master and Coupled Points on the eight Extraordinary Meridians can be activated in a number of ways, however
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this system is the most effective and quickest that I know. This simple sequence can be done in a matter of minutes when
necessary. With practice, you can use your mind alone to activate the Master and Coupled points because ‘The Mind
Leads the Qi’.

Use this technique whenever you need it. For example, if you are about to begin an activity and want to be balanced, use
the 16 points. When you are about to go into a meeting, have an interview, give a lecture, start work, finish work, wind
down, rest, or begin any activity, this practice is useful. It will help make you more resistant to stress.

Always use the middle finger to touch the points, with either hand whichever is convenient. Focus your mind and
attention to send Qi through your finger tip into the point to activate it. Keep your mind clear of extraneous thoughts,
and notice how your energy responds and feels. This practice activates the deepest core of your energy infrastructure.
Note your whole energy state of balance afterwards. Remember it. This is the very life inside you.

The purpose of the activation is simply to remind you in body, mind and spirit of any areas in your life’s path that are
ready to be opened up as represented by the channel. This is not to manipulate the path, but simply to wake it up, to tap
into the essential issues of your life, and to allow your deepest energy resource of Jing to be free to use its innate power
to make its own decisions and act with integrity.

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