The Final Unravelment on Jao-Ujudo (子午流注圖; the Heavenly Lights Flow Diagram)
Among the ways that the Asians understand
the world and the universe are Chun-Gan (天干; Ten Celestial Orders) and Ji-Gan (地干; Twelve Earthly Orders).
Chun-Gan (天干; Ten Celestial Orders) refers to the following 10 orders in space:
l Gab (甲), Eul (乙), Byung (丙), Jung (丁), Mu (戊), Gi (己), Gyung (庚), Shin (辛), Im (壬), Gye (癸)
Ji-Gan (地干; Twelve Earthly Orders) refers to the following 12 orders in
time:
l Ja (子; Rat), Choog (丑; Ox), Ihn (寅; Tiger), Myo (卯; Rabbit), Jin (辰; Dragon), Sa (巳; Snake), Oh (午; Horse), Mi (未; Sheep), Shin (申; Monkey), Yu (酉; Rooster), Sool (戌; Dog), Hai (亥; Pig)
Chun-Gan (天干) means the change of space and the change
of 5-Haeng* (五行; the Basic Five
Motions in the nature). Ji-Gan (地干) means the change
of time and the change of 6-Ki** (六氣; the Basic Six
Energy States in the nature). By the principle of change of 3-Yang (三陽; three states of Yang)*** and 3-Eum (三陰; three states of Eum)****, 6-Ki (六氣) turns into 12 earthly branches (地干; Ji-Gan), which becomes 12
meridian routes in human body.
Editor’s Note:
* 5-Haeng (五行; the Basic Five Motions in the nature) refers to Mog (木; character of tree, wood), Hwa (火; character of fire), Tto (土; character of soil, ground, land), Geum (金; character of steel), Soo (水; character of water).
** 6-Ki (六氣; the Basic Six Energy States in the nature) refers to Poong (風; characteristics of wind), Han (寒; characteristics of chill), Seo (暑; characteristics of heat), Seup (濕; characteristics of dampness), Jo (燥; characteristics of dryness), Hwa (火; characteristics of fire).
*** 3-Yang (三陽; three states of Yang)
①
So-Yang (少陽; Little Yang; The First Stage of Yang)
②
Yang-Myung (陽明; Intermediate Yang; The Second Stage of
Yang)
③
Tae-Yang (太陽; Grand Yang; The Final Stage of Yang)
**** 3-Eum (三陰; three state of Eum)
①
Gwol-Eum (厥陰; The First Stage of Eum)
②
So-Eum (少陰; Little Eum; The Second Stage of Eum)
③
Tae-Eum (太陰; Grand Eum; The Final Stage of Eum)
Both 3-Yang and 3-Eum changes in the order of ①→②→③
At the present level of human consciousness,
Jao-Ujudo (子午流注圖; the Heavenly
Lights Flow Diagram) is known as follows:
l Ja (子; Rat)
Ø This refers to the time of 11:00 p.m. ~
01:00 a.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the gallbladder.
l Choog (丑; Ox)
Ø This refers to the time of 1:00 a.m. ~
3:00 a.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the liver.
l Ihn (寅; Tiger)
Ø This refers to the time of 3:00 a.m. ~
5:00 a.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the lung.
l Myo (卯; Rabbit)
Ø This refers to the time of 5:00 a.m. ~
7:00 a.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the large intestine
l Jin (辰; Dragon)
Ø This refers to the time of 7:00 a.m. ~
9:00 a.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the stomach.
l Sa (巳; Snake)
Ø This refers to the time of 9:00 a.m. ~
11:00 a.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the spleen.
l Oh (午; Horse)
Ø This refers to the time of 11:00 a.m. ~
1:00 p.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the heart.
l Mi (未; Sheep)
Ø This refers to the time of 1:00 p.m. ~
3:00 p.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the small intestine.
l Shin (申; Monkey)
Ø This refers to the time of 3:00 p.m. ~
5:00 p.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the bladder.
l Yu (酉; Rooster)
Ø This refers to the time of 5:00 p.m. ~
7:00 p.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the kidney.
l Sool (戌; Dog)
Ø This refers to the time of 7:00 p.m. ~
9:00 p.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the Simpo (心包; invisible outer
layer of heart).
l Hai (亥; Pig)
Ø This refers to the time of 9:00 p.m. ~
11:00 p.m.
Ø In human body, this time is closely
related with the Sam-Cho (三焦; three types of bio-distillation
(fumigation) process by Simpo, thyroid, prostate or womb).
Human body consists of the following three
layers.
(1)
The Tangible Superficial Layer (色)
Ø Cells and Tissues
Ø 5 Viscera and 6 Supplementary Internal Organs
Ø Special Organs (奇恒之腑; special organs such as Brain(腦) and Womb(子宮))
(2)
The Intangible Middle Layer (氣)
Ø Po (包; energy conversion device for bio-distillation)’s fumigation process
Ø Acupoint and
Meridian System
Ø MHCIS
(Meta-Humanoid Consciousness Implementation System)
Ø Chakra System
(3)
The Intangible Deep Layer (空)
Ø Intangible Devices
Ø Life Circuit Diagram
At the present level of human
consciousness, people believe that there will be no great difficulty in
maintaining life, if they eat well and digest well in the absence of disease. Humans
live by eating the flesh of other life forms. The foods that humans take in are
absorbed into the body through the digestion process. Absorbed nutrients are
used for nourishing cells and tissues. This is the common sense within the
scope of human consciousness.
From now on, the principle of the
invisible world will be explained. The nutrients absorbed through the digestion
process act on the Tangible Superficial Layer (色). Jung-Ki-Shin (精氣神) energies, which are generated by
intangible devices in Simpo(心包; invisible outer
layer of heart), are supplied to cells and tissues through the meridian routes.
This meridian system belongs to the Intangible Middle Layer (氣).
In fact, the energies that humans absorb from
food are only about 30% of the energies needed to maintain life and consciousness.
In order for the human body to maintain its
vitality and the human mind to function normally, numerous intangible devices
and systems that are installed in the Intangible
Middle Layer (氣) and the Intangible Deep Layer
(空) inside the human body need so much energies to
operate them.
The energies to operate those intangible
devices and systems are not supplied from food. The energies to run the world
of the Intangible Middle Layer (氣) and the Intangible Deep Layer
(空) are the energies (lights) that come in through Baeg-Hwe
(百會: GV20) corresponding to the crown of the head. The cosmic energies entering through Baeg-Hwe are essential for
operating intangible devices and systems, and cannot be replaced by any foods.
The lights coming in through Baeg-Hwe are
classified at Simpo (心包; invisible outer layer of heart) and sent
to the 12 meridian routes. In the Oriental medicine, it has been known that the
lights of Jao-Ujudo (子午流注圖; the Heavenly
Lights Flow Diagram) coming through Baeg-Hwe at a particular time of day activate certain meridians and specific internal
organs in turn. This is the cosmic meaning of Jao-Ujudo.
Our ancient ancestors and doctors who
studied Oriental medicine have been treating human body using the meridian
system, which is an invisible world of Ki and belongs to the Intangible
Middle Layer(氣) of human body.
They were not aware of the existence of “intangible
devices” that are invisible to human eyes and are beyond human imagination. But
they recognized that the nature and wavelength of the celestial lights differ
over time, and that periodically varying light affect the 6 Viscera and 6
Supplementary Internal Organs in human body. This is the philosophical meaning
of Jao-Ujudo.
Through the digestion and absorption of
food, only about 30% of the energies needed for human body are supplied. The
meridian system in the Intangible Middle Layer (氣) is even now being engaged in human life
activities, although humans can see it neither by eyes nor by human-made
scientific and technological equipment. 70% of the energy sources are supplied
not from food but from the cosmic (heavenly) lights, which are used for activating
the systems in the Intangible Middle Layer (氣) and the Intangible Deep Layer
(空).
To unveil the secret of the universe and
the secret of life, Udeka leaves this message for record.
*Remark: The energy sources supplied
through Baeg-Hwe (百會: GV20) in the universe
can be largely divided into 3 categories.
l The light coming from the sun
l The light of “the Tree of Life in the
Light” coming from the Paradise in the 18th dimension
l The light of the Creator coming from the Paradise
March 23, 2018.
Udeka writes.
*Translated by Genesis. Edited by Metrica.
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