Traditional Chinese medicine likes to be sad, because fear wins

Traditional Chinese medicine likes to be sad, because fear wins

Traditional Chinese medicine says: If you are happy and sad, if you are happy, you will be slow, if you are afraid, you will hurt your kidneys, and if you are afraid, you will be angry; It is from the five elements of yin and yang to explain the problem, the heart is fire, the kidney is water, the heart disease is too much, and we can no longer seek ways to help the heart fire, we can only seek kidney water to restrain each other, so as to achieve the purpose of yin and yang balance. The heart is fire, the kidneys are water, and the normal human body is:

The heart fire rises and falls on the kidney water, and the heart fire lowers the temperature of the kidney water, achieving the balance of yin and yang, and maintaining the normal physiological functions of the human body. In the case of pathology, it will be abnormal, and if it is abnormal, it is necessary to adopt the principle of mutual generation or mutual control to achieve the balance of yin and yang in the human body. Therefore, people who like to be sad use the purpose of intimidation to be too sick.

Too much joy hurts the mind, and fear can restrain too much joy. The principle is that water overcomes fire, the kidneys are the main water, and the will is fearful; The heart is on fire, and the ambition is joyful. Example: Fan Jinzhongju, crazy because of joy, he scared his father-in-law, gave him a slap, and he was fine.

In the five elements, the five organs, liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys correspond to the seven emotions, anger, joy, sorrow (worry), and fear (shock), so the heart corresponds to joy, and the kidneys correspond to fear. According to the theory of the five elements, the kidney is won by the heart, that is, the fear is won by joy, and if it is happy, it is sad, and it is necessary to be afraid to win.

1.The five elements of the heart belong to fire, the five elements of the kidney belong to water, and water overcomes fire;

2.The heart is happy, and the kidneys are afraid;

To sum up, it is necessary to overcome fire with water, so I am afraid that it will be better than joy.

For example, if you are happy to go shopping after paying your salary, and suddenly you are robbed by gangsters at gunpoint, you will be scared away by fear. (I'm afraid of winning the joy).

Hahaha, the content of "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing * Su Q", since you ask this question, I believe you should have studied or are learning "Basic Science of Traditional Chinese Medicine", right? I will directly use the relationship between the five elements to tell you, I believe you should understand: the heart is happy in the will, and the kidney is afraid in the will.

The heart belongs to fire, and the kidneys belong to water. Water overcomes fire, so water beats fire. "Win":

It means to surpass or win, for example, "cat eats mouse" we say that cats are better than mice, in other words, "cats beat mice" or "cats and mice". Since it is said that "water is better than fire", it is also said that "the heart belongs to fire, and the kidneys belong to water; The heart is happy in the will, and the kidney is afraid in the will", so it is said that "fear is better than joy". Fan Jinzhong is an example of this:

Fan Jin came to the middle of the lift, and he was crazy with joy, and people knew that he was afraid of his father-in-law, so they asked his father-in-law to beat him (scare him) and woke him up.

Fear is better than joy, joy is better than sorrow, sorrow is better than anger, anger is better than anger means fear can overcome joy over joy emotional evidence, joy can overcome sadness, sorrow can overcome anger, anger can restrain thoughts. Fear is better than joy, joy is better than sorrow, sorrow is better than anger, and anger is better than thinking, all from "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing, Su Wen, Yang Yingxiang Treatise".

Anger is vented, sadness is reversed, joy is slow, fear is chaotic, and thoughts are knotted. Victory is the fruit of gas and reason.

Victory means more powerful, more advanced. That is, grief damages the liver more than anger.

This is the damage of the seven emotions to the five organs, and the remedy, and it is better to use the principle of the five elements to restrain each other.

The victory here is even more serious than that! I'm afraid it's easier to be sad than happy.

Sadness is the lungs, which is gold; Anger is the liver, which belongs to wood;

Jin Kemu, so sorrow is better than anger.

I am afraid that it is a kidney, which belongs to water; Joy is the will of the heart, belonging to the fire;

Water overcomes fire, so I'm afraid it's better than joy.

Anger is the liver, which belongs to wood; Thinking is the spleen, belonging to the soil;

Mu Ketu, so angry than thinking.

Joy is the will of the heart, belonging to the fire; Worry is the lungs, which is gold;

Fire is golden, so joy is better than sorrow.

Thinking is the spleen, belonging to the soil; I am afraid that it is a kidney, which belongs to water;

Tuke water, so it is said that thinking is better than fear.

Awesome meaning. It's worse than anger hurting the liver.

"Dictionary of Buddhism" Seven emotions refer to the seven emotions that ordinary people have: joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, evil, and desire.

What are the Seven Emotions? "The Book of Rites and Fortunes" says: "Joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, evil, and desire are the seven things that can be learned." It can be seen that love is the emotional expression or mental activity of joy, anger and sorrow, and desire is one of the seven emotions.

The "Seven Feelings" of Buddhism are similar to the "Seven Feelings" of Confucianism, referring to the seven emotions of "joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hatred, and desire", and the desire is also placed at the end of the seven emotions.

The theory of traditional Chinese medicine has changed slightly, and the seven emotions refer to the seven emotions of "joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and surprise", and these seven emotions are excessively excited, which may lead to yin and yang imbalance, qi and blood, and cause various diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that these seven modalities should be properly mastered. If it is not properly mastered, such as great joy and sorrow, excessive panic, and so on, it will cause yin and yang to be out of balance, and qi and blood will be inadequate, so that this mental disorder will evolve into the body and form various diseases.

All diseases are angry: anger hurts the liver and joy is sad, sadness hurts the lungs and spleen, and fear hurts the kidneys!

The seven emotions refer to anger, joy, thought, sorrow, fear, and worry. At its all: excessive...

The seven emotions refer to anger, joy, thought, sorrow, fear, and worry. At its all: excessive... This is a disease of the heart.