风轮肝木
东方生木木生风。本脏于肝在两中。饥饱不均生热毒。睛疼有翳热浸瞳。
血轮心火
心属南方火丙丁。热风流入脏中停。眼 两头生赤涩。远视铜环似碎星。
肉轮脾土
脾属中央土最尊。 肉攀睛起黑云。胞沿肿痛羞明涩。赤脉来侵障犯睛。
气轮肺金
脏肺停流热毒生。满眸微觉滴乳轻。但将凉药宣肠胃。免使昏昏滴血轮。
水轮肾水
肾脏元来受贼邪。上生两眼内生花。分明蝴蝶交加舞。莫待朦胧似雾遮。
关泉廓
小肠之腑属关泉。受病先从心胆传。两 多生热泪痒。但调经脉自然痊。
养化廓
三焦有病肝中藏。冒暑冲风时犯光。凉膈邪犹留中宫。连投热药病难当。
抱阳廓
内抱真阳是命门。眼前花乱色难分。不能补肾调肝胆，赤脉交加热有根。
传道廓
道传为士本经根。肺家壅滞热风侵。太阳若顺应须愈。病涩之时翳犯睛。
水谷廓
食气伤脾在胃中。更加积热两相冲。胞沿渐肿侵睛赤。不解中宫热不通。
津液廓
膀胱为水肾为元，冷热相刑本截居。青赤翳来轮廓内。非凭妙手不能除。
清净廓
视物依稀似雾中，似雾隐手障睛瞳。更加冷泪频频下。此是肝家虚冷攻。
会阴廓
肾中之病有因由。酒色气多有带忧。莫道睛疼无大咎。那堪障翳裹睛休。
夫眼者。乃天地之日月也。天地清净。日月光明。天地昏瞑。日月薄蚀，经云。眼应于肝。旺在春三月。作魂神宝。
眼为户牖所通。万物无不睹之。好恶是非。自然分别。自少及长。疾病多般。皆是谋养有乖。致使眼目生患。凡人多食
热物。或食五辛。喜怒无时。淫欲不节。冲寒冒暑。坐湿当风。恣意喧呼。狂情啼叫。长夜不寐。天日无闲。极目视高。
凝神远望。或久处烟火。或博戏经时。拈掇多年。雕镌画绣。灯下细书。月中读书。皆能耗散精华。大能损目。更有驰
骋田猎。冒涉霜雪。向日延风。昼夜不息。皆是损目之因。恣一时之快意。为目病之根源。所以疾生眼目，凡有养性之
事。必须慎之。终身保息。自然无忧。永无眼目之患也。
风轮对应肝木
东方产生木气，木气生风。本脏归属于肝，位于两目之中。饮食饥饱不均会滋生热毒，导致眼睛疼痛并出现翳膜，热气浸淫瞳孔。
血轮对应心火
心属南方火，天干为丙丁。热风流入脏腑中停滞，导致眼眦（眼角）两端发红、干涩，看远处时视野模糊，如同铜环或破碎的星星。
肉轮对应脾土
脾属中央土，地位最尊贵。息肉攀附黑睛，如同黑云遮蔽。眼睑边缘肿痛，畏光且干涩，赤色血脉侵入，障膜侵犯黑睛。
气轮对应肺金
肺部停滞流注，热毒内生。整个眼球微觉有轻微如滴乳般的分泌物。只需使用凉性药物疏通肠胃，便可避免昏花及血轮受累。
水轮对应肾水
肾脏原本受到贼邪侵袭，上攻双眼，内部生出花视（飞蚊症或视物模糊）。分明看到蝴蝶交加飞舞，不要等到视线朦胧如被雾遮挡。
关泉廓
小肠之腑属于关泉廓。患病通常先从心和胆传变而来。眼角多生热泪且瘙痒，只要调理经脉，自然痊愈。
养化廓
三焦有病，病根藏在肝中。冒犯暑热、冲撞风寒时常刺激眼睛。若凉膈散等寒凉药邪气仍留滞中宫，连续投用热药则病情难以承受。
抱阳廓
内抱真阳的是命门。眼前花乱，颜色难以分辨。如果不能补肾并调理肝胆，赤脉交错，热邪就有根源。
传道廓
道传为士，是本经的根基。肺家壅滞，热风侵袭。太阳经若顺应病势治疗则须痊愈，但在病症涩滞之时，翳膜会侵犯黑睛。
水谷廓
饮食之气损伤脾，积滞在胃中。再加上积热，两者相互冲撞。眼睑逐渐肿胀，侵及黑睛发红。如果不解除中宫的郁结，热邪就无法通畅。
津液廓
膀胱主水，肾为元气之本，冷热相刑，本来应该截断居住（指病理状态下的对峙）。青赤色的翳膜来到轮廓之内，非凭妙手不能去除。
清净廓
视物依稀，好似在雾中，又似有雾气隐去的手障蔽瞳孔。加上冷泪频频落下。这是肝家虚冷所攻所致。
会阴廓
肾中的疾病有其成因。酒色过度、气多带有忧愁。不要说眼睛疼痛没有大过错，那堪忍受障翳包裹黑睛的结局。
眼睛，是天地中的日月。天地清净，日月便光明；天地昏暗，日月便遭受蚀损。经书说：眼睛应于肝，旺盛于春季三个月，作为魂的神宝。
眼睛是户牖相通之处，万物无不看见。好恶是非，自然分别。自少至长，疾病多种多样，都是因为调养违背常理，致使眼目产生病患。凡人多吃热物，或者食用五辛，喜怒无常，淫欲不节制，冲寒冒暑，坐湿当风，肆意喧哗呼叫，狂情啼叫，长夜不睡觉，白天也不休息，极目远眺高处，凝神远望，或者久处烟火之中，或者赌博游戏经时长久，拈掇多年，雕镌画绣，灯下细书，月中读书，都能耗散精华，大大损害眼睛。更有驰骋田猎，冒涉霜雪，向日延风，昼夜不息，这些都是损害眼睛的原因。放纵一时的快意，成为眼病的根源。所以疾病生于眼目，凡是养性的事情，必须谨慎对待，终身保养气息，自然无忧，永远没有眼目的病患。
Wind Wheel Corresponds to Liver Wood
The East generates Wood Qi, and Wood Qi generates Wind. The internal organ belongs to the Liver, located in the two eyes. Irregular eating habits (alternating hunger and fullness) generate Heat-Toxin, causing eye pain with nebulae formation, where Heat invades the pupil.
Blood Wheel Corresponds to Heart Fire
The Heart belongs to the South Fire, associated with the Heavenly Stems Bing and Ding. Wind-Heat flows into the Zang-Fu organs and stagnates there. Redness and dryness occur at the canthi (eye corners), and distant vision becomes blurred, resembling a copper ring or shattered stars.
Flesh Wheel Corresponds to Spleen Earth
The Spleen belongs to the Central Earth, holding the most honorable position. Pterygium (fleshy growth) climbs onto the cornea like dark clouds covering it. The eyelids become swollen and painful, with photophobia and dryness. Red meridians invade, and opacities affect the cornea.
Qi Wheel Corresponds to Lung Metal
Stagnation in the Lungs generates Heat-Toxin. The entire eyeball feels slightly as if dripping milky fluid. By using cooling herbs to circulate and clear the intestines and stomach, one can avoid dimness and involvement of the Blood Wheel.
Water Wheel Corresponds to Kidney Water
The Kidneys are originally invaded by pathogenic factors (Thieves' Evil), which ascend to both eyes, causing internal visual disturbances (seeing flowers). One clearly sees butterflies dancing together; do not wait until vision is blurred like being covered by fog.
Guanquan Palace
The Small Intestine Fu organ belongs to the Guanquan Palace. Disease typically transmits first from the Heart and Gallbladder. Excessive hot tears and itching occur at the eye corners; regulating the meridians leads to natural recovery.
Yanghua Palace
Disease in the Sanjiao (Triple Burner) hides within the Liver. Exposure to summer heat and wind often irritates the eyes. If cold-natured pathogens remain stagnant in the Middle Jiao, continuously administering hot medicines makes the condition unbearable.
Baoyang Palace
Embracing True Yang internally is the Mingmen (Gate of Life). Visual hallucinations occur, making colors difficult to distinguish. If the Kidneys cannot be tonified and the Liver and Gallbladder regulated, red meridians interlace, and Heat has a root cause.
Chuandao Palace
Chuandao represents the Scholar, rooted in the original meridian. Stagnation in the Lungs allows Wind-Heat to invade. If the Taiyang channel is treated in accordance with the syndrome, recovery is expected; however, during the stage of obstruction, nebulae invade the cornea.
Shuigu Palace
Dietary Qi damages the Spleen and accumulates in the Stomach. Combined with accumulated Heat, the two clash. The eyelids gradually swell and invade the reddened cornea. Without resolving the stagnation in the Middle Jiao, Heat cannot flow freely.
Jinye Palace
The Bladder governs Water, and the Kidney is the source of Yuan Qi. Cold and Heat conflict, creating a state of standoff. Cyan-red nebulae appear within the palaces; only skilled hands can remove them.
Qingjing Palace
Vision is indistinct, as if in fog, or as if a hand obscured by fog blocks the pupil. Accompanied by frequent cold tearing, this is caused by deficiency-cold attacking the Liver.
Huiyin Palace
Diseases of the Kidney have specific causes: excess alcohol and sexual activity, along with excessive Qi stagnation and worry. Do not dismiss eye pain as harmless; endure the outcome of nebulae enveloping the cornea.
The eyes are the sun and moon of heaven and earth. When heaven and earth are pure and clear, the sun and moon shine brightly; when heaven and earth are dim, the sun and moon suffer eclipse. The classics state: "The eyes correspond to the Liver, flourishing during the three months of Spring, serving as the spiritual treasure of Hun."
The eyes are windows through which all things are seen. Likes, dislikes, right, and wrong are naturally distinguished. From youth to old age, various diseases arise because care and nourishment deviate from propriety, causing eye disorders. People who frequently eat heating foods, consume the Five Pungent Spices, experience unregulated anger and joy, lack restraint in sexual desire, expose themselves to cold and summer heat, sit in dampness facing the wind, shout excessively, cry wildly, stay awake all night without rest during the day, gaze intensely at high places, focus deeply on distant objects, dwell long in smoke and fire, engage in gambling for extended periods, practice intricate needlework or embroidery for years, carve and engrave, read fine print under lamplight, or read by moonlight—all these dissipate essence and severely damage the eyes. Furthermore, hunting, trekking through frost and snow, exposing oneself to the sun and wind day and night without cessation are all causes of eye damage. Indulging in momentary pleasure becomes the root of eye disease. Therefore, since illness arises in the eyes, one must be cautious in all matters of self-cultivation. Preserving vitality throughout life ensures freedom from worry and eternal protection against eye disorders.