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    The document outlines the five elements of wood, fire, earth, metal, and water and their relationships to organs, tastes, colors, emotions, seasons, and other natural phenomena in traditional Chinese philosophy.

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    ZHANGMEN 5 - ELEMENTS

    WOOD FIRE EARTH METAL WATER

    Yin Organ Liver Heart Spleen Lung Kidney


    Yang Organ Gallbladder Sm.Intestine Stomach Large Intestine Ur. Bladder
    Taste Sour Bitter Sweet Pungent Salt
    Color Green Red Yellow White Black
    Bodypart Eyes Tongue Mouth Nose Ears
    Secretion Tears Sweat Saliva Mucus/Slime Urine
    Ext. Control Nails Face Lips Body hair Head hair
    Body tissue 1 Sinews Vessels Muscles Skin Bone /Marrow
    Body tissue 2 Brain Heart R.E.S. Mucus membr. Teeth
    Smell Rancid Burned Sweet Fishy Rotting
    Sense Seeing Speech Taste Smelling Hearing
    Emotion Anger Joy Pensiveness Sadness Fear
    Emotionional Expr. Shouting Laughing Singing Crying Groaning
    Weather Wind Heat Dampness Drought Cold
    Season Spring Summer Late Summer Autumn Winter
    Time of day <Sunrise Morning Afternoon Evening Night
    Wind direction East South Middle West North
    Grain Wheat Rice Corn Oat Beans
    Meat/Flesh Chicken Sheep Cow Horse Pig
    Vegetable Chives Garlic Sunflower Leek Sojasprouts
    Fruit Prune Apricot Dade Peach Walnut
    Tones Tsjioh Tsjing Tsjung Shiang Yu
    Age Birth Puberty Adultness Old Age Death
    Planet Jupiter Mars Saturn Venus Mercury
    Talent Spiritual Inspiration Intellect Vitality Willpower

    Remarks :

    Zhangmen 9.0i © F-ACT I.C.T. 2003

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