Forehead Energetic Box

innervation of body tissues

HT(SI) – blood in capillaries throughout body, superior limbic system (HT brain)

HT(BL) – inferior limbic system (HT brain)

HT(LI) – blood in LI part of cerebrum

HT(ST) – blood in motor cortex

HT(GB) – blood in GB parts of cerebrum

HT(TW) – blood in TW parts of cerebrum
HT(SP)up –blood in white matter

HT(LU)up – blood in basal ganglia and edge of gray matter

HT(KD) – blood in posterior limbic system

HT(KD)down – blood in superior limbic system

HT(LU)down – blood in exterior brain surface, right side limbic system

HT(SP)down – blood in interior gray matter, central limbic system

HT(PC) – blood in brain stem

HT(LV) – blood in prefrontal cortex and visual cortex, left side limbic system

HT(ST)down – blood inferior motor cortex

HT(LI)down – blood inferior LI brain

HT(BL)down – blood in lateral midbrain

HT(HT) – blood in eye socket/nasopharynx/back of mouth – inlets of face

SI(SI) – tongue nerves, pleasure, happiness, joy, SI brain superior

SI(BL) – taste buds, SI brain inferior

SI(LI) – tongue exterior “skin”

SI(ST) – tongue muscle nerves

SI(GB) – tongue tip innervation

SI(TW) – upper hard palate and nasopharynx nerves
SI(SP)up – tongue center innervation

SI(LU)up – tongue between tip and center innervation

SI(KD) – cerebrum lateral ventricles or fornix

SI(KD)down – SI brain, deep tongue

SI(LU)down – interior base of anterior nose, right side SI brain

SI(SP)down – flesh level of tongue innervation, central SI brain

SI(PC) – sides of tongue and sides of cheeks at tongue innervation

SI(LV) – lateral internal anterior nose surface innervation, left side SI brain

SI(ST)down – esophagus to tongue

SI(LI)down – large intestine, tongue surface pharynx

SI(BL)down – bladder capillaries, inferior SI brain

SI(HT) – throat aspect of tongue innervation

ST(SI) – innervation of anterior tibialis and extensor carpi ulnaris, motor cortex (ST brain) superior

ST(BL) – innervation extensor digitorum and lateral gastroc, motor cortex (ST brain) inferior

ST(LI) – innervation of extensor digitorum longus and forearm flexors

ST(ST) – innervation of all muscles throughout body

ST(GB) – innervation temporal muscles and vastus lateralis and triceps brachii lateral

ST(TW) – innervation stylopharyngeus and arterial muscles throughout body
ST(SP)up – innervation rectus abdominus and sternocleidomastoid and thyreohyoideus

ST(LU)up – innervation hyoglossus and diaphragm

ST(KD)up – innervation gluteus maximus, forearm muscles, diaphragm, masseter inferior, superior to knee all muscles, hand and feet muscles

ST(KD)down -- motor cortex, sex organ muscles (pubococcygeal, spongiobulbourethral)

ST(LU)down – innervation anterior intercostal muscles, right side motor cortex

ST(SP)down – innervation vastus medialis and upper esophageal sphincter and brachioradialis

ST(PC) – flexor carpi radialis, perineum, corrugator, presumably all veins

ST(LV) – transverse oblique and/or internal abdominal oblique and gluteus medius and four gates (interrosei and adductor hallicus)

ST(ST)down – flexor carpii ulnaris

ST(LI)down – pectoralis minor

ST(BL)down – various pollicis longus

ST(HT) – cardiac muscle and adductor digit minimi and palmar muscles (introsseous)

SP(SI) – innervation SI meridian, SP brain superior

SP(BL) – finger flesh innervation and BL meridian, SP brain inferior

SP(LI) –innervation flesh LI meridian and pinky toe , SP brain exterior boundary, sleepy

SP(ST) – innervation stomach meridian, pancreas

SP(GB) – innervation GB meridian, jaws and lower esophagus and superior cardiac sphincter

SP(TW) – innervation TW meridian, SP brain arteries, all body flesh arteries

SP(SP)up -- innervation SP meridian, SP brain “flesh”, sleep/relax

SP(LU)up – innervation LU meridian, SP brain interior boundary, refreshed

SP(KD) -- innervation KD meridian, fascia innervation

SP(KD)down -- SP brain, mouth and inferior tongue, peace and calm, soft and gentle

SP(LU)down – line lateral to LV line and medial to PC – Jueyin meridian, right SP brain

SP(SP)down – medial to GB line and lateral to TW – Shaoyang meridian, central SP brain

SP(PC) – innervation PC meridian

SP(LV) -- innervation LV meridian, left side SP brain

SP(ST)down – all muscles refreshed

SP(LI)down – “dermis” of SP brain, drifting to sleep

SP(BL)down – inferior SP brain, dreaming?

SP(HT) – innervation GB meridian, Qi and blood in SP brain

LI(SI) – LI brain superior

LI(BL)up – LI brain inferior

LI(LI)up -- sinuses

LI(ST)up – LI channel face and neck

LI(GB) – balls of feet and fingertips anterior skin

LI(TW) – LI brain arteries, all skin arteries especially cheeks and palms and soles

LI(SP)up – lips and around lips, palms and sole skin

LI(LU)up – all hairs

LI(KD)up – hand and feet skin

LI(KD)down – LI brain

LI(LU)down – right side of LI brain

LI(SP)down – central LI brain

LI(PC) – LI brain veins, neck glands and tonsils, possibly also thyroid

LI(LV) – left side LI brain, center palate to GV20

LI(ST)down – interior arterial boundaries

LI(LI)down – all skin

LI(BL)down – mucus membrane skin

LI(HT) – Qi and blood LI brain

LU(SI) - LU brain superior

LU(BL)up – LU brain inferior

LU(LI)up – scalp and posterior forearm skin

LU(ST)up – posterior hands and feet and nostril skin

LU(GB) – ankles, forehead anterior scalp hair, tongue taste buds

LU(TW) – chest aorta, fingertip artery boundaries, soft and hard palate arteries, LU brain arteries

LU(SP)up – soles and palms and interior sinus skin

LU(LU)up – all skin

LU(KD)up – all dermis

LU(KD)down – LU brain, olfactory nerve

LU(LU)down – right side LU brain, inferior nasopharynx

LU(SP)down – central LU brain, trachea

LU(PC) – LU brain veins, space between nasopharynx and palate

LU(LV) – left side LU brain, plum pit Qi, throat

LU(ST)down – larynx/epiglottis

LU(LI)down – middle ear, bronchi

LU(BL)down – LU brain inferior, alveoli, deep nostrils

LU(HT) – Qi and blood LU brain, face forehead to chin

TW(SI) – arms to head arteries, TW brain superior

TW(BL)up – knees to feet arteries, TW brain inferior

TW(LI)up – finger and toe arteries

TW(ST)up – neck to chest arteries

TW(GB) – hip LOF to feet arteries

TW(TW) – heart organ/aorta arteries

TW(SP)up – abdomen arteries

TW(LU)up – lung organ arteries

TW(KD)up – brain arteries

TW(KD)down – kidney organs and all bones arteries, TW brain

TW(LU)down – knee LOF arteries, right side TW brain

TW(SP)down – ankle LOF arteries, central TW brain

TW(PC) – hip LOF arteries

TW(LV) – rib LOF arteries, left side TW brain

TW(ST)down – forehead LOF arteries

TW(LI)down – jaw LOF arteries

TW(BL)down – reproductive organs arteries

TW(HT) – armpit LOF arteries

PC(SI) -- arms to head veins, PC brain (midbrain) superior

PC(BL)up – knees to feet veins, PC brain (midbrain) superior

PC(LI)up – finger and toe veins

PC(ST)up – neck to chest veins

PC(GB) – hip LOF to feet veins

PC(TW) – heart/ vema cava veins
PC(SP)up – abdomen veins

PC(LU)up – lung organ veins

PC(KD)up –brain veins

PC(KD)down -- kidney organs and all bones veins, PC brain

PC(LU)down – knee LOF veins, right side PC brain

PC(SP)down – ankle LOF veins, central PC brain

PC(PC) – hip LOF veins

PC(LV) – rib LOF veins, left side PC brain

PC(ST)down – forehead LOF veins

PC(LI)down –jaw LOF veins

PC(BL)down – reproductive organs veins

PC(HT) -- armpit LOF veins

KD(SI) – Brain and spinal column mediated pleasure/orgasm, KD brain superior

KD(BL) – cerebrum, KD brain inferior

KD(LI) – LI part of cerebrum

KD(ST) – motor cortex

KD(GB) – speech center

KD(TW) – pituitary? Intraventricular foramen? Hypothalamus?
KD(SP)up – white matter

KD(LU)up – basal ganglia and interior grey matter boundary

KD(KD) – cerebellum and brain stem/midbrain and spinal column

KD(KD)down – KD brain

KD(LU)down – longitudinal fissure and exterior grey matter boundary, right side KD brain

KD(SP)down – interior aspect of gray matter, central KD brain

KD(PC) – brain stem

KD(LV) – visual cortex and prefrontal cortex, left side KD brain

KD(ST)down – balance part of ear, dizzy, clogged ear sensation

KD(LI)down – interior boundaries balance and auditory ear, ear pressure, tinnitus (high screeching)

KD(BL)down – cranial nerves

KD(HT) – limbic system

BL(SI) – ears/temporal lobes, BL brain superior

BL(BL) – balance element of ears/temporal lobe, BL brain inferior

BL(LI) – eustachian tube top, auditory acuity

BL(ST) – element of ear balancing

BL(GB) – semicircular canals

BL(TW) – fluid vestibule
BL(SP)up –jelly-like membrane tectorial inner ear

BL(LU)up – tympanic ear hair cells

BL(KD) – ear crystals for balance

BL(KD)down – BL brain, auditory nerves

BL(LU)down – round window, right side BL brain

BL(SP)down – surface for eustachian tube, also incus/stapes/malleus, BL brain central

BL(PC) – midbrain hearing section

BL(LV) – ligaments for incus/stapes/malleus, left side BL brain

BL(ST)down – auditory muscles, tone changes, tinnitus?

BL(LI)down – ear hair cells, tinnitus?, tone changes?

BL(BL)down – middle ear

BL(HT) – inner ear lumen

GB(SI) – GB parts of brain superior

GB(BL)up – GB parts of brain inferior

GB(LI)up – GB parts of brain exterior boundaries

GB(ST)up – Sternocleidomastoid and voicebox

GB(GB) – diaphragm and anterior tongue

GB(TW) – GB parts of brain arteries
GB(SP)up – GB parts of brain “flesh”, nausea

GB(LU)up – itchy or taut skin

GB(KD)up – lymph nodes and glands

GB(KD)down – eyelids, occipital neck, GB parts of brain

GB(LU)down – right side GB parts of brain, upper chest

GB(SP)down – center GB parts of brain, middle height esophagus

GB(PC) – GB parts of brain veins

GB(LV) – left side GB parts of brain, posterior soft palate

GB(ST)down – all tendons

GB(LI)down – “dermis” GB parts of brain, soft palate, superior middle ear, high pitch tinnitus

GB(BL)down – inferior GB parts of brain, variable tinnitus

GB(HT) – blood and Qi in GB parts of brain

LV(SI) -- prefrontal cortex and visual cortex superior

LV(BL)up – prefrontal cortex and visual cortex inferior

LV(LI)up – prefrontal cortex and visual cortex exterior boundary

LV(ST)up – all ligaments

LV(GB) – all tendon connections to all bones

LV(TW) – arteries in prefrontal cortex and visual cortex
LV(SP)up – prefrontal cortex and visual cortex “flesh”

LV(LU)up – prefrontal cortex and visual cortex interior boundary

LV(KD)up – bone connection to ligaments

LV(KD)down -- prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

LV(LU)down – right side prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

LV(SP)down – central prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

LV(PC) – veins in prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

LV(LV) – left side prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

LV(ST)down – all ligaments

LV(LI)down – “dermis” of prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

LV(BL)down – prefrontal cortex and visual cortex inferior as well as soles and palms

LV(HT) – blood and qi in prefrontal cortex and visual cortex

NW(SI) – eye shen and eyebrows relax

NW(BL)up – iris or lense, auditory ear relax

NW(LI)up – cheeks and superior forehead relax

NW(ST)up – cheeks and maxilla and lips relax

NW(GB) – cheek bone, maxilla, upper teeth, eyelids relax

NW(TW) – meninges relax
NW(SP)up – sinuses, cerebrospinal fluid face box relax

NW(LU)up – inferior and medial to cheeks and lateral to lips relax

NW(KD)up -- cerebrum relax

NW(KD)down -- cerebellum relax

NW(LU)down – wells beneath lower eyelids, interior nasal passages, posterior upper nasopharynx relax

NW(SP)down – deeper meninges superior and posterior arachnoid matter relax

NW(PC) – cavity between brain and meninges subarachnoid space relax

NW(LV) – dura matter relax

NW(ST)down – scalp muscles relax

NW(LI)down – philtrum area of maxilla and lower front teeth relax

NW(BL)down – bones superior to soft palate relax

NW(HT) – nasopharynx upper and lower relax

NE(SI) – eye shen and eyebrows tense

NE(BL)up – iris or lense, auditory ear tense

NE(LI)up – cheeks and superior forehead tense

NE(ST)up – cheeks and maxilla and lips tense

NE(GB) – cheek bone, maxilla, upper teeth, eyelids tense

NE(TW) – meninges tense
NE(SP)up – sinuses, cerebrospinal fluid face box tense

NE(LU)up – inferior and medial to cheek bones and lateral to lips tense

NE(KD)up – cerebrum tense

NE(KD)down -- cerebellum tense

NE(LU)down – wells beneath lower eyelids, interior nasal passages, posterior upper nasopharynx tense

NE(SP)down – deeper meninges superior and posterior arachnoid matter tense

NE(PC) – cavity between brain and meninges subarachnoid space tense

NE(LV) – dura matter tense

NE(ST)down – scalp muscles tense

NE(LI)down – philtrum area of maxilla and lower front teeth tense

NE(BL)down – bones superior to soft palate tense

NE(HT) – nasopharynx upper and lower tense

SW(SI) – warm, light and airy forehead box

SW(BL)up – surrounded by tiny rocks forehead box

SW(LI)up – layered and scaly forehead box

SW(ST)up – bricks forehead box

SW(GB) – vine-like forehead box

SW(TW) – steel pipes forehead box
SW(SP)up – mushy forehead box

SW(LU)up – flat metal forehead box

SW(KD)up – hard and bony forehead box with itchy hands

SW(KD)down -- fluid forehead box

SW(LU)down – reinforced metal plates forehead box

SW(SP)down – muddy (cool, thick and wet) forehead box

SW(PC) – permeable mesh forehead box

SW(LV) – vine-like forehead box

SW(ST) – changing pressures forehead box

SW(LI) – book paper or ream of paper or thin transverse layers forehead box

SW(BL) -- heavy forehead box surrounded by tiny balls of rock

SW(HT) – hot forehead box

SE(SI) -- warmth in the capillary sub-cutaneous layer forehead box, exterior heat

SE(BL) – heavy bone surface forehead box

SE(LI) – skin surface forehead box, slightly buzzy and electrical, surface textures

SE(ST) – exterior muscle forehead box, weight

SE(GB) – dura matter forehead box, surface area? Heavier weight?

SE(TW) – meninges forehead box, coolness
SE(SP)up – flesh depth (arachnoid matter) forehead box, light pressure

SE(LU)up – dermis depth forehead box, penetration

SE(KD)up – cerebrum especially temporal lobes sensations

SE(KD)down – middle brain sensations

SE(LU)down – dermis forehead box pain

SE(SP)down – flesh forehead box, deep pressure

SE(PC) – arachnoid space forehead box, damage alarm with pain

SE(LV) – in between bones (sutures), damage alarm with severe pain

SE(ST) – exterior brain surface forehead box, strain

SE(LI) – epidermis forehead box, sharp pain?

SE(BL) -- disappearing forehead box

SE(HT) – forehead box internal temperature