Conception Vessel
Also known as Ren, abbreviated as CV and described in Chinese as 任脉穴 or 任脈.
| Point | Pinyin | Han Geul 한글 | Romaji | Alternative names | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ren-1 | 會陰 | huì yīn | hoe eum 회음 | e in | |
| Ren-2 | 曲骨 | qū gǔ | gok gol 곡골 | kyok kotsu? | |
| Ren-3 | 中極 | zhōng jí | jung geuk 중극 | chū kyoku? | |
| Ren-4 | 關元 | guān yuán | gwan won 관원 | kan gen | |
| Ren-5 | 石門(?) | shí mén(?) | seong mun 석문 | seki mon(?) | |
| Ren-6 | 氣海 | qì hǎi | gi hae 기해 | ki kai | |
| Ren-7 | 陰交 | yīn jiāo | eum gyo 음교 | in kō | |
| Ren-8 | 神闕 | shén què | sin gwol 신궐 | shin ketsu(?) | |
| Ren-9 | 水分(?) | shuǐ fēn(?) | su bun 수분 | sui bun(?) | |
| Ren-10 | 下脘 | xià wǎn | ha wan 하완 | ge kan | |
| Ren-11 | 建里(?) | jiàn lǐ(?) | ken ri(?) | geol li 건리 | 健裡 jiàn lǐ |
| Ren-12 | 中脘 | zhōng wǎn | jung wan 중완 | chū kan | |
| Ren-13 | 上脘 | shàng wǎn | sang wan 상완 | jo kan | |
| Ren-14 | 巨闕(?) | jù què(?) | geo gwol 거궐 | ko ketsu(?) | |
| Ren-15 | 鳩尾(?) | jiū wěi(?) | gu mi 구미 | kyū bi? | |
| Ren-16 | 中庭(?) | zhōng tíng(?) | jung jeong 중정 | chū tei? | |
| Ren-17 | 膻中 | shān zhōng | dan jung 단중 | dan chū | |
| Ren-18 | 玉堂(?) | yù táng(?) | ok dang 옥당 | gyoku dō? | |
| Ren-19 | 紫宮(?) | zǐ gōng(?) | ja gung 자궁 | shi kyū? | |
| Ren-20 | 華蓋 | huá gài | hwa gae 화개 | ko gai? | ka gai |
| Ren-21 | 璇璣 | xuán jī | seon gi 선기 | sen ki | |
| Ren-22 | 天突 | tiān tū | cheon dol 천돌 | ten totsu | |
| Ren-23 | 廉泉 | lián quán | yeom cheon 염천 | ren sen | |
| Ren-24 | 承漿 | chéng jiāng | seung jang 승장 | shō shō |
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Famous quotes containing the words conception and/or vessel:
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