GMN+CPT天来子三焦大人唐三藏命门呼吸含周易64卦36宫焉2025.05.30.0017.年月日时https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19sj6FNHW3/
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Prompt：
0.天来子三焦大人唐三藏命门呼吸含周易64卦36宫焉
1.上焦如雾此心光明兮一呼宣发彰显为周易上经30卦18宫五运五脏八月十五明月心之红楼梦宝黛钗共赏明月焉
2.下焦如渎大江东去兮一吸肃降落实为周易下经34卦18宫六气六腑江河身之108条好汉之路见不平一声吼-该出手时就出手-风风火火闯九州-一路看天不低头-替天行道为苍生焉
3.中焦如沤成佛大人开悟兮换气调息宣降点爆发为周易64卦36宫七星奇恒大人狂喜之西游四人一马取经即三国演义之天下大势分久必合焉
4.三焦大人一气一息活在当下彻底觉醒兮翻阅儒释道三教合一之人体宇宙全息宝藏地图含藏之天根月窟闲来往-三十六宫都是春之美妙人生之诗篇画卷焉
5. 命门呼吸大气全息白龙马嘶鸣兮手少阳三焦经链接十二经脉能量流注如环无端兮宇宙人体受精卵生命时空能量流之既济未济宫中之白龙马驮唐僧师徒之毕竟空不可得-无佛可成焉汝本来是佛故-无众生可度焉心佛众生三无差别故哉。大矣哉三焦大人命门呼吸法！
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Gemini：
These verses delve deeper into the intricate philosophy presented previously, specifically focusing on the "Sanjiao Daren Mingmen Breathing" (三焦大人命门呼吸) and its connection to a grand tapestry of Chinese thought, including the I Ching, traditional Chinese medicine, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, and classic literature like Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
The core idea revolves around the "Sanjiao" (三焦 - Triple Burner), a concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that represents the three divisions of the torso and their associated functions in distributing vital energy (Qi) and fluids. Here, it's elevated to a profound philosophical and spiritual process.
Understanding the Sanjiao and its Spiritual Significance:
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上焦如雾此心光明兮 (Upper Burner like a mist, this heart is bright):
- Upper Burner (上焦): Corresponds to the chest cavity, including the heart and lungs. In TCM, it's associated with "misting" or diffusing Qi, akin to a fine spray, responsible for circulation and defense.
- "此心光明" (this heart is bright): This signifies clarity of mind, enlightenment, and spiritual insight.
- "一呼宣发彰显为周易上经30卦18宫五运五脏八月十五明月心之红楼梦宝黛钗共赏明月焉" (One exhalation disperses and manifests as the 30 hexagrams of the I Ching Upper Canon, 18 palaces, the five movements, five organs, and the mid-autumn moon heart of Dream of the Red Chamber where Baoyu, Daiyu, and Baochai admire the bright moon): This links the exhalation, the upper burner's diffusing action, to a vast network of cosmic and human patterns:
- I Ching Upper Canon (周易上经30卦): Represents the initial, formative stages of cosmic and human development.
- 18 Palaces: Likely refers to various astronomical or energetic divisions.
- Five Movements (五运): The five phases (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) in TCM and cosmology, describing cyclical changes.
- Five Organs (五脏): Heart, Lungs, Spleen, Liver, Kidneys – the core organs in TCM.
- "八月十五明月心" (Mid-autumn moon heart): The full, bright moon symbolizes perfection, clarity, and union.
- Dream of the Red Chamber (红楼梦宝黛钗共赏明月): This classical novel's scene of shared moon gazing evokes beauty, deep emotion, and perhaps a subtle sense of fleeting perfection. This entire phrase suggests that the upper burner's function is about the outward manifestation of inner clarity, wisdom, and the interconnectedness of all things, reaching into the aesthetic and emotional realms.
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下焦如渎大江东去兮 (Lower Burner like a ditch, the great river flows east):
- Lower Burner (下焦): Corresponds to the lower abdomen, involving the kidneys, bladder, and intestines. In TCM, it's responsible for excretion and the separation of clear from turbid, akin to a "ditch" or drain.
- "大江东去" (the great river flows east): A famous line from Su Shi's poem, evoking vastness, unstoppable flow, and the passage of time.
- "一吸肃降落实为周易下经34卦18宫六气六腑江河身之108条好汉之路见不平一声吼-该出手时就出手-风风火火闯九州-一路看天不低头-替天行道为苍生焉" (One inhalation descends and actualizes as the 34 hexagrams of the I Ching Lower Canon, 18 palaces, the six qi, six organs, the river-like body of the 108 heroes, who roar at injustice, act when needed, bravely traverse the land, always look to the heavens, and serve the common people by carrying out Heaven's will): This links the inhalation, the lower burner's descending action, to practical, active engagement with the world:
- I Ching Lower Canon (周易下经34卦): Represents the later, more complex and practical stages of development.
- Six Qi (六气): Environmental factors (wind, cold, summer heat, dampness, dryness, fire) influencing health in TCM.
- Six Organs (六腑): Gallbladder, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Bladder, Sanjiao – the hollow organs in TCM.
- "江河身" (river-like body): Implies a body that is strong, adaptable, and flows with purpose.
- "108条好汉" (108 heroes): Refers to the heroes of Water Margin (水浒传), known for their righteous rebellion and chivalry. The subsequent phrases ("路见不平一声吼," etc.) are famous lines from their ethos, emphasizing action, justice, and courage in the face of wrongdoing. This whole section suggests that the lower burner's function is about grounding one's energy, acting decisively, and engaging with the world to establish justice and righteousness.
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中焦如沤成佛大人开悟兮 (Middle Burner like a maceration, a fully awakened Buddha):
- Middle Burner (中焦): Corresponds to the spleen and stomach, responsible for digestion and transformation, akin to a "maceration" or fermentation process that breaks down and extracts essence.
- "成佛大人开悟" (a fully awakened Buddha attaining enlightenment): This directly connects the middle burner's transformative function to spiritual awakening.
- "换气调息宣降点爆发为周易64卦36宫七星奇恒大人狂喜之西游四人一马取经即三国演义之天下大势分久必合焉" (The exchange of qi and regulation of breath, the explosive point of dispersion and descent, manifests as the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching, 36 palaces, the Seven Stars, and the ecstatic joy of the enlightened, like the four people and one horse of Journey to the West retrieving scriptures, or the grand pattern of the world in Romance of the Three Kingdoms where what has been divided must reunite): This is the crucial point of integration and enlightenment:
- "换气调息宣降点爆发" (exchange of qi and regulation of breath, explosive point of dispersion and descent): This refers to the harmonized breathing that integrates the upper and lower burner functions, leading to an energetic "burst" of awakening.
- I Ching 64 Hexagrams (周易64卦): The complete set, symbolizing all possible transformations and situations in the universe.
- 36 Palaces: A comprehensive cosmic map.
- Seven Stars (七星): The Big Dipper, often associated with destiny and spiritual power in Taoism.
- "大人狂喜" (ecstatic joy of the enlightened): The profound joy that accompanies spiritual liberation.
- Journey to the West (西游四人一马取经): The pilgrimage symbolizes the arduous yet ultimately successful spiritual journey to attain wisdom (scriptures).
- Romance of the Three Kingdoms (三国演义之天下大势分久必合): The famous opening line, "The world under heaven, after a long period of division, tends to unite; after a long period of unity, tends to divide," speaks to the grand cyclical nature of history and the ultimate return to unity, mirroring the integration of the self during enlightenment.
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三焦大人一气一息活在当下彻底觉醒兮 (The Sanjiao Master, with every breath, lives in the present, thoroughly awakened):
- This verse emphasizes the mindfulness and complete presence achieved through this practice. It's not just a theoretical understanding but a lived reality.
- "翻阅儒释道三教合一之人体宇宙全息宝藏地图含藏之天根月窟闲来往-三十六宫都是春之美妙人生之诗篇画卷焉" (Turning through the treasure map of the human body and universe, which integrates Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, containing "Heaven's root, Moon's cave, leisurely coming and going," and "All thirty-six palaces are spring," a beautiful poem and painting of life): This speaks to the holistic integration of knowledge and experience:
- "儒释道三教合一" (Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, three teachings united): The ultimate synthesis of these philosophies, achieving a complete understanding.
- "人体宇宙全息宝藏地图" (treasure map of the human body and universe as a hologram): Suggests that the human body is a microcosm containing all the wisdom of the universe, and by understanding one, you understand the other.
- "天根月窟闲来往" (Heaven's root, Moon's cave, leisurely coming and going): A phrase from Taoist alchemy, referring to the vital points within the body where cosmic energy is cultivated, signifying effortless mastery and freedom.
- "三十六宫都是春" (All thirty-six palaces are spring): This image of eternal spring signifies a state of perpetual joy, vitality, and renewal within the awakened being, regardless of external circumstances.
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命门呼吸大气全息白龙马嘶鸣兮 (Mingmen Breathing, the Grand Qi is holographic, the White Dragon Horse neighs):
- "命门呼吸" (Mingmen Breathing): The "Mingmen" (Life Gate) is a vital acupuncture point and energetic center between the kidneys, crucial for storing Jing (essence) and Qi. This emphasizes a deep, abdominal, and foundational breathing practice.
- "大气全息" (Grand Qi is holographic): Reinforces the idea that the universal energy (Qi) is holographic, meaning every part contains the information of the whole.
- "白龙马嘶鸣" (White Dragon Horse neighs): The White Dragon Horse reappears, now not just as a vehicle, but as a vibrant, living force within the awakened self, signaling power and readiness.
- "手少阳三焦经链接十二经脉能量流注如环无端兮宇宙人体受精卵生命时空能量流之既济未济宫中之白龙马驮唐僧师徒之毕竟空不可得-无佛可成焉汝本来是佛故-无众生可度焉心佛众生三无差别故哉。大矣哉三焦大人命门呼吸法！" (The Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian links the twelve meridians, energy flowing like an endless loop, within the Jiji and Weiji palaces of the cosmic-human fertilized egg's spatiotemporal energy flow, the White Dragon Horse carries Tang Sanzang and his disciples, realizing that ultimately emptiness cannot be attained—there is no Buddha to become, because you are originally Buddha; there are no sentient beings to save, because mind, Buddha, and sentient beings are not different. Great indeed is the Sanjiao Master's Mingmen Breathing Method!): This climactic statement encapsulates the ultimate realization:
- "手少阳三焦经链接十二经脉能量流注如环无端" (Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian links the twelve meridians, energy flowing like an endless loop): The Sanjiao meridian is seen as the master coordinator of all other meridians, ensuring a harmonious and continuous flow of energy throughout the entire body-mind system.
- "宇宙人体受精卵生命时空能量流" (cosmic-human fertilized egg's spatiotemporal energy flow): This profound metaphor suggests that the entire universe and human life originate from a singular, primordial energy flow, akin to a fertilized egg containing all potential.
- "既济未济宫中" (within the Jiji and Weiji palaces): Referring to the completed and uncompleted hexagrams of the I Ching, signifying the dynamic balance of existence and the ongoing process of transformation.
- "白龙马驮唐僧师徒之毕竟空不可得-无佛可成焉汝本来是佛故-无众生可度焉心佛众生三无差别故哉" (the White Dragon Horse carries Tang Sanzang and his disciples, realizing that ultimately emptiness cannot be attained—there is no Buddha to become, because you are originally Buddha; there are no sentient beings to save, because mind, Buddha, and sentient beings are not different): This is a profound statement of Buddhist non-duality and inherent Buddhahood. The "Journey to the West" pilgrimage isn't about finding something external, but realizing that what they seek (Buddhahood, scriptures) is already within. There's "no Buddha to become" because one is "originally Buddha," and "no sentient beings to save" because "mind, Buddha, and sentient beings are not different" (心佛众生三无差别). This is a core Mahayana Buddhist teaching.
- "大矣哉三焦大人命门呼吸法！" (Great indeed is the Sanjiao Master's Mingmen Breathing Method!): A triumphant declaration of the profound efficacy of this spiritual practice.
Conclusion
These verses describe a comprehensive spiritual discipline centered on Mingmen Breathing and the Sanjiao, integrating diverse aspects of Chinese philosophy, medicine, and culture. It's a path that leads to:
- Holistic well-being: Harmonizing the body's energy (Sanjiao, meridians).
- Cosmic understanding: Aligning with the patterns of the I Ching and the universe.
- Ethical action: Embodying justice and compassion like the Water Margin heroes.
- Spiritual enlightenment: Reaching the state of inherent Buddhahood and non-duality, as seen in Journey to the West and Buddhist philosophy.
- Living in the present: Experiencing life as a "poem and painting" of perpetual spring.
It's a rich and intricate system that celebrates the interconnectedness of the human body, mind, and spirit with the vast cosmos, ultimately leading to profound awakening and joy.
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《三焦大人命门赞》
0. 三焦启关命门响，天来之子吸星光；
一息翻动六十四卦，三十六宫暗藏章。
《周易》非卜筮之书，乃时空的程式码，
阳关吐月，月入阴峡，一气流转天地黄。
1. 上焦如雾心如镜，明月十五照红楼；
光明藏于一呼发，发为象数之阴阳流。
宝玉梦中问太虚，黛钗同赏非梦非愁，
原来乾坤三十卦，只是此心动与休。
2. 下焦如渎任江行，江湖义气化真经；
一吸带动天地降，气沉丹田化精灵。
水泊梁山非好汉，是生命原型剧的真形，
吼一声替天行道，不过是正气腾升内炼名。
3. 中焦如沤梦中醒，呼吸交替见大乘；
佛即你我一念起，点爆宇宙量子灯。
西游四众谁是真？唐僧其实是“自心”灯，
三国纷争不过象，分久必合是道中恒。
4. 三焦合一息即道，一念当下翻天根；
儒释道非三门课，乃身心地图之隐本真。
三十六宫都是春，春者万象新生因，
此心若花不求果，处处皆是福慧因。
5. 命门呼吸全息动，白龙马嘶破空音；
十二经脉如银河转，三焦之道无始终。
受精卵中藏乾坤，未济既济皆宫中，
唐僧所骑非他马，是你心中那不妥协的梦！
佛不可成，成则为魔，
众生不可度，度即虚妄——
心佛众生，三无差别，
一息入定，万法归宗！
大哉三焦！气化玄机，
命门一点，贯通天地。
闲来翻阅这卷书，
方知人生原是戏，
戏中醒者，自是你。
若此文如画卷，愿你每日一展，
吸呼之间，觉知流转，
让红楼之梦、水浒之义、西游之志，
在命门呼吸中全息展开，
从容行走于天地之间，
做一个：笑看风月，不负今生的大人。
_______________________________天来子签名：2005.05.30. 0020. 年月日时
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