MUDr. Pavol Tibenský - Slovakia

Abstract of the presentation

Structure and Time Cycles Occurring at an Acupuncture Point

Branch: Homeopathy (Homeopath, auriculotherapist, acupuncturist)

In this work, the author presents a hypothetical model of an acupuncture point. He describes its structure and the time cycles that take place in it. The acupuncture point has the shape of a rotating ball with two rotating disc-shaped satellites, two stationary outer parts and two opposing inner parts – cones. Some structures are stationary, others move in precisely defined time cycles.

Based on these facts, although the point structure is hypothetical, it appears that time cycles occur in this subatomic energy-information structure similar to the macrocosm. We derive time units such as year, month and day from the movement of cosmic or macrocosmic bodies. The cycles taking place in an acupuncture point are shorter than in cosmic bodies. These are intervals of one second, one minute, 24 minutes and 120 minutes. This model does not contradict the organ clock as we know it from traditional Chinese medicine. It could serve as a basis for the research of time cycles in the human organism, possibly in animals and plants.

The author presents this hypothetical model to the professional public in order to assess the possibilities of further research and thus speed up the understanding of the mechanism of action of homeopathy and acupuncture. The cycles occurring at the acupuncture point can explain the cyclical nature of time units. The model relates basic time units to longer time units derived from the movements of cosmic objects (Sun, Earth, Moon). The model could contribute to the understanding of time as such, and at the same time explains why the ancient Chinese counted in the system of sixty and why they used an organ clock composed of two clocks.

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