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Dayan Gong 2nd 64<br />
part 4<br />
11 Pass Through the Legs<br />
i. Bring your hands back between your<br />
legs, your right hand goes between<br />
your legs and your left goes behind<br />
your left leg. Touch the middle fingers<br />
of each hand together. Fig 44<br />
This part is for clearing the yin area of<br />
the bodybetween the legs. Also, after releasing<br />
Qi, this movement brings the Qi back. The<br />
Mnigmen<br />
Point<br />
Fig 44 Fig 45<br />
middle fingers touch to connect the<br />
Zhongchong points which are on the<br />
pericardium channel. This helps to<br />
strengthen the heart and also clear the mind.<br />
ii. Quickly separate the arms so the<br />
palms face down. Fig 45<br />
This releases negative Qi.<br />
12 Transmit the Qi to the Ankles<br />
Shenshu Points<br />
Zhongchong<br />
Point<br />
i. Bring your left hand to your back so<br />
the Hegu point touches the Shenshu<br />
point. The right hand drops down to<br />
the inside of the right ankle, so the<br />
Laogong point faces the ankle. Keep<br />
both legs straight. Fig 46a - 46b<br />
ii<br />
Turn your waist to the left, keep your<br />
right leg straight, but let your left<br />
bend. Your right palm moves from<br />
inside to the outside (Fig 47), however<br />
keep the Laogong point facing your<br />
ankle.<br />
iii. Move back to the centre so both legs<br />
are straight and bring your hand back<br />
to face the inside of your ankle. Fig<br />
48<br />
iv. repeat ii & iii<br />
v. Bring your right hand to your back<br />
and touch the right Hegu point to the<br />
Fig 46a<br />
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