阴跷起于然谷穴上行照海交信列三穴原本足少阴足之太阳睛明接 阴跷者足少阴之别脉也
然谷 起于足少阴肾经足内踝前大骨下陷中
照海 从然谷循内踝之下一寸是穴
交信 从照海穴下循太溪穴又 于足内踝之上二寸直行交信穴从交信上循阴股入阴而行
上循
胸里入缺盆上出人迎之前入 鼻旁属目内 外宛宛中睛明穴合于一阳阳跷上行气并相还则为
濡目之用矣
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阳维脉起穴金门阳 天 肩井深本神阳白并临泣正营脑空风池巡风府哑门此二穴项后入
发是其根
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金门 穴即足太阳膀胱经之足外踝下一寸
阳交 从金门行于足少阳胆经足外踝上七寸
俞 与手足太阳及跷脉会于肩后大骨下胛上廉
天 与手足少阳会于缺盆中上毖骨际
肩井 又会于肩上陷中
阳白 从肩井穴上头与足少阳会于眉上一寸
本神临泣 二穴从阳白上行于目上直入发际
正营 从临泣上行二寸
脑空 从正营循行枕骨下
风池 从脑空下行至耳后大筋外廉
风府哑门 二穴与督脉会于项后
筑宾 穴在足少阴肾经之足内踝后上 分中
府舍 与足太阴交于少腹下去腹中行三寸半
大横 平脐去中行三寸半
腹哀 上行至乳下二肋端缝之下二寸
期门 又与足厥阴交于乳下二肋端缝
天突 又与任脉交于结喉下一寸宛宛中
廉泉 从天突穴上行在颔下结喉上中央舌本下
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阴跷脉起始于然谷穴，向上经过照海、交信、列缺三穴。它原本属于足少阴肾经，并与足太阳膀胱经的睛明穴相接。
交信穴：从照海穴向下，经过太溪穴，再在足内踝上方二寸处直行的位置取交信穴。从交信穴向上，沿大腿内侧进入阴部而行。
继续上行，穿过胸部内部，进入缺盆（锁骨上窝），向上出于人迎穴之前，进入鼻旁，归属于目内眦宛宛之中的睛明穴，与阳跷脉汇合。阳气上行，气机并行且相互循环，从而起到濡养眼睛的作用。
[阴跷穴图]
阳维脉起始于金门穴，依次经过申脉、天柱、肩井、深本神、阳白、临泣、正营、脑空、风池，巡行至风府、哑门。这两穴位于项后，进入发际，这是阳维脉的根部。
[阳维穴图]
俞府（注：原文“俞”疑为“臑俞”或泛指肩部穴位，结合上下文及《神灸经纶》常理，此处指代肩后穴位，通常对应肩贞或臑俞等，但依原文仅提取“俞”字实体，若需严谨对应解剖位置，此处描述为与手足太阳及跷脉会于肩后大骨下胛上廉的穴位）：与手足太阳经及跷脉会合于肩后大骨下方、肩胛骨上缘处。
天容（注：原文“天”后缺字，结合“与手足少阳会于缺盆中”，通常指天窗或天容，但原文仅留“天”字，此处按原文提取）：与手足少阳经会合于缺盆中，上至锁骨边缘。
肩井穴：又与诸经会合于肩上凹陷处。
阳白穴：从肩井穴上行至头部，与足少阳经会合于眉毛上方一寸处。
阴维脉的穴位起始于筑宾、府舍、大横、腹哀，循行至期门、天突、廉泉、舌本。这就是阴维脉维系阴气的路径。
大横穴：平齐肚脐，距离腹中线三寸半。
腹哀穴：上行至乳房下方，第二肋骨端缝之下二寸处。
廉泉穴：从天突穴上行，位于下巴下方、结喉上方中央、舌根下方。
[阴维穴图]
The Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Heel Vessel) originates at the Ran Gu point (KI2), ascends through the Zhao Hai (KI6), Jiao Xin (KI8), and Lie Que (LU7) points. It originally belongs to the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian and connects with the Jing Ming point (BL1) of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
The Yin Qiao Mai is a divergent branch of the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian.
Ran Gu (KI2): Located on the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian, in the depression anterior to the large bone below the medial malleolus.
Zhao Hai (KI6): One cun inferior to the Ran Gu point along the medial aspect of the ankle.
Jiao Xin (KI8): Descending from the Zhao Hai point, passing through the Tai Xi point (KI3), and located two cun superior to the medial malleolus on a vertical line. From Jiao Xin, it ascends along the medial thigh into the yin region.
Continuing upward, it passes through the interior of the chest, enters the Que Pen (supraclavicular fossa), emerges anterior to the Ying Cheng point (ST9), enters beside the nose, and converges at the Jing Ming point (BL1) in the inner canthus. It joins with the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Heel Vessel). The yang qi ascends, circulating together and mutually returning, thereby fulfilling the function of moistening the eyes.
[Diagram of Yin Qiao Points]
The Yang Wei Mai (Yang Linking Vessel) originates at the Jin Men point (BL63), then proceeds through Shen Mai (BL62), Tian Zhu (BL10), Jian Jing (GB21), Shen Ben Shen (likely referring to Ben Shen GB13 or similar, text says "Shen Ben Shen"), Yang Bai (GB14), Lin Qi (GB14/Zulinqi), Zheng Ying (GB17), Nao Kong (GB18), Feng Chi (GB20), and patrols through Feng Fu (GV16) and Ya Men (GV15). These two points are located posterior to the neck, entering the hairline, which serves as the root of the Yang Wei Mai.
[Diagram of Yang Wei Points]
Jin Men (BL63): A point of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian, located one cun inferior to the lateral malleolus.
Yang Jiao (GB35): From Jin Men, it travels along the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, located seven cun superior to the lateral malleolus.
Yu Shu (Note: Text implies a shoulder point where meridians intersect): Intersects with the Hand and Foot Taiyang Meridians and the Qiao Mai vessels at the lower border of the scapula, beneath the greater tubercle of the humerus/posterior shoulder.
Tian Rong/Tian Chuang (Note: Text omits second character, describes intersection with Shaoyang at Que Pen): Intersects with the Hand and Foot Shaoyang Meridians in the Que Pen (supraclavicular fossa), ascending to the supraclavicular ridge.
Jian Jing (GB21): Converges with other meridians in the depression on top of the shoulder.
Yang Bai (GB14): Ascends from Jian Jing to the head, intersecting with the Foot Shaoyang Meridian one cun above the eyebrow.
Ben Shen (GB13) and Zu Lin Qi (GB41): These two points ascend from Yang Bai to above the eye, directly entering the hairline.
Zheng Ying (GB17): Two cun superior to Lin Qi.
Nao Kong (GB18): From Zheng Ying, follows to the suboccipital region.
Feng Chi (GB20): Descends from Nao Kong to the lateral edge of the large tendon behind the ear.
Feng Fu (GV16) and Ya Men (GV15): These two points intersect with the Du Mai (Governing Vessel) posterior to the neck.
The points of the Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel) begin at Zhu Bin (KI9), Fu She (SP13), Da Heng (SP15), and Fu Ai (SP16), proceeding through Qi Men (LR14), Tian Tu (CV22), Lian Quan (CV23), and the tongue base. This constitutes the pathway of the Yin Wei Mai linking the yin.
Zhu Bin (KI9): Located on the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian, five fen superior and posterior to the medial malleolus.
Fu She (SP13): Intersects with the Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian in the lower abdomen, three and a half cun lateral to the midline of the abdomen.
Da Heng (SP15): Level with the umbilicus, three and a half cun lateral to the midline.
Fu Ai (SP16): Ascends to below the breast, two cun inferior to the end of the second rib.
Qi Men (LR14): Intersects again with the Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian at the end of the second rib below the breast.
Tian Tu (CV22): Intersects with the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) one cun inferior to the laryngeal prominence, in the central depression.
Lian Quan (CV23): Ascends from Tian Tu, located centrally below the chin, superior to the larynx, and inferior to the tongue base.
[Diagram of Yin Wei Points]