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    The document summarizes associations between the Five Elements (Metal, Water, Wood, Fire, Earth) and common accidents or injuries according to the BaZi system. It then discusses the internal organs and their associations with the Heavenly Stems. The Liver is associated with Jia, the Gallbladder with Yi, and so on. The document also outlines associations between the external body parts like the head, shoulders, and feet and the Heavenly Stems. Finally, it notes the traditional Chinese medicine view of the internal organ functions, like the Kidneys being connected to the eyes and the Spleen storing Qi.

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    The document summarizes associations between the Five Elements (Metal, Water, Wood, Fire, Earth) and common accidents or injuries according to the BaZi system. It then discusses the internal organs and their associations with the Heavenly Stems. The Liver is associated with Jia, the Gallbladder with Yi, and so on. The document also outlines associations between the external body parts like the head, shoulders, and feet and the Heavenly Stems. Finally, it notes the traditional Chinese medicine view of the internal organ functions, like the Kidneys being connected to the eyes and the Spleen storing Qi.

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    BaZi: YHZP Accidents and Injuries

    This is taken from the same chapter as the Illness chapter in YHZP/YUAN HAI ZHI
    PING

    金主刀刃刑伤，
    Metal represents knife, blade or punishments injury/luka

    水乃溺舟而死，
    Water is death caused by drowning/banjir/tenggelam

    木乃悬樑自縊、虎啖蛇嗔，
    Wood is hanging oneself from the ridge pole/tiang gantung, eaten by tigers or
    angered snakes

    火则夜眠颠倒、蛇伤烧焚，
    Fire is inverted night sleep/tidur malam terbalik, snake injury or being burned

    土乃山崩石压、泥陷墻崩。
    Earth is land fall or crushed by rocks, mud trap/jebakan lumpur or fallen walls/dinding
    runtuh

    BaZi: YHZP - 疾病 Disease or Illness


    YHZP states that the human body is made of the Internal and the External:

    The internal called ZhangFu 脏腑: which is made of


     心、肝、脾、肺、肾为五脏，
     Heart, Liver, Spleen, Lungs and Kidneys as the 5 Zang
     胃、胆、三焦、膀胱、大肠、小肠为六腑
     Stomach, Gallbladder, Triple warmer, Prostrate, Large Intestines, Small
    Intestines as the 6 Fu

    The external called ZiTi『肢体』which are the limbs/anggota badan and trunks.

    八字干支，五行生剋之义，取伤重者而断之；五行干支太旺、不及俱病。
    The Stem and Branches of BaZi, with the principles of Engendering and Countering,
    take that is heavily wounded to be analyzed; when the five elements are overly
    prosperous or inadequate, they are all regarded as sickness.

    For the Internal Organs, the representations of the HS are as below:

    诗曰：『甲肝，乙胆，丙小肠，丁心，戊胃，己脾乡，庚是大肠，辛属肺，壬是膀胱，癸肾
    脏。』
    Jia - Liver
    Yi – Gall bladder/kantung empedu
    Bing - Small intestines/usus kecil
    Ding - Heart
    Wu - Stomach
    Ji - Spleen
    Geng - Large Intestine/usus besar
    Xin - Lungs
    Ren - Prostrate
    Gui - Kidneys

    For the External limbs, the representations are:


    甲头，乙项，丙肩求，丁心，戊胁，己属腹，庚係人脐，辛为股，壬脛，癸足自来求

    Jia - Head
    Yi – Forehead/dahi
    Bing - Shoulders
    Ding - Heart (Chest)
    Wu - Laterals (from armpits to ribs/tulang rusuk)
    Ji – Abdomen/daerah perut
    Geng - Bellybutton (possibly upper abs and lower abs)
    Xin – Buttocks/pantat / Thighs/paha
    Ren - Calves
    Gui - Feet

    As for the EBs, the representations are:

    子疝气，丑肚腹，寅臂肢，卯目手，辰背胸，巳面齿，午心腹，未脾胸，申咳疾，酉肝肺，戌
    背肺，亥头肝

    Zi - Hernia?
    Chou - Abdomen
    Yin - Arms
    Mao - Eyes and Hands
    Chen - Back and Chest
    Si - Face and Teeth
    Wu - Heart and Abdomen
    Si - Spleen and abdomen
    Shen - Cough related illness
    You - Liver and Lungs
    Xu - Back and Lungs
    Hai - Head and Liver

    Now this part is something that I don't understand.

    肾通于眼，胆藏魂，肝藏魄，肾藏精，心藏神，脾藏气
    Kidneys are connected through the eyes, 
    Gallbladder stores the soul 魂, 
    Liver stores vigor 魄,
    Kidneys stores essence 精, 
    Heart stores spirit 神
    Spleen stores Qi 气.

    Other part of the text is too complicated for me to translate, it requires some
    knowledge in TCM which I do not have. 

    May TCM practitioners find this helpful.

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