穴法浅深随指中，砭 尤如足妙功，劝君要识诸般疾，神传琼瑶手法通。
三阴三阳十二经，心主君神明出焉，肺乃相傅治节度，肝在外阳取血先，脾之谏议公正
理，
于此三经取下法，三焦决渎水道潜，膀胱州都津液出，五脏六腑总皆然。
至今传此妙穴法，上下分明气不差，大师传下诸穴道，说与他人理便佳。
毫如草木体如天，肢节参差度亦然，经水常流源海纳，天河涌溢地河连。
委中气下血相应，补刮昆仑七次通，左取七盘精宫处，重加法补在人用。
肾俞先提后摄针，搓搓捻捻用其心，委中气下出血愈，再补承山指内循。
至阴用泻灸无妨，血取委中即便康，肾俞加三从其补，刮提七次正相当。
腰间闪挫泻入中，尺泽先将气下冲，肾俞泻先刮先后，委中气下血流通。
环跳从来气下行，还将风市补当呈，后提刮取重加灸，提动阳陵气下平。
左右七盘中脘间，重加左刮七遭还，气海提补多刮取，三里提补泻内关。
心胸疼痛最难当，先泻大陵气下忙，有积内关痛甚泻，左盘中脘艾加详。
上脘右盘灸又加，三提四补内庭夸，四转七弹出血准，下升三里灸无差。
穴位的深浅要依据手指的测量来确定，砭石疗法（一种用石针或石片刺破皮肤放血的外治法）尤其需要精妙的功夫。劝君要通晓各种疾病的诊治，神传下来的琼瑶手法才能通达运用。
三阴经和三阳经共十二条经脉，心包络作为君主之官，神明由此发出；肺脏如同宰相，治理和调节全身气机；肝脏位于外侧属阳，负责疏泄血液；脾脏如同谏议大夫，公正地调理身体；在此三条经脉上选取穴位采用下法（此处指特定的针刺手法或取穴原则）。三焦负责疏通水道，功能潜藏其中；膀胱作为州都之官，津液由此排出；五脏六腑的功能总括起来都是如此。
至今流传着这妙绝的穴位治疗方法，上下部位分明，气机运行不差毫厘。大师传授下来的各个穴位之道，说给别人听，道理就更为清晰美好。
大肠和小肠，胃脘是它们的根本所在；膀胱借助肾水的作用，其长度有一十六丈长。
毫针细小如草木，人体形体如同天象，四肢关节参差错落，度量方式也是如此；经络中的气血像水流一样常流不息，源头汇聚于海，天河涌溢与地河相连。
委中穴的气机下行时，血液随之相应，补法并刮拭昆仑穴七次以疏通经络，左侧取七盘穴在精宫处施术，加重补法需根据人的具体情况来运用。
肾俞穴先提针后摄针，搓揉捻转要用心操作，委中穴气机下行出血则病愈，再补承山穴沿指内侧循行。
至阴穴用泻法，艾灸也无妨，取血于委中穴即可康复，肾俞穴加三从法配合补法，刮提七次正好相当。
腰部闪挫疼痛，泻入中渎穴，尺泽穴先将气机向下冲导，肾俞穴先泻后刮，先后顺序明确，委中穴气机下行，血液流通顺畅。
环跳穴向来使气机下行，还将风市穴用补法来呈现，后提针并刮取，加重艾灸，提动阳陵泉穴使气机下行平复。
左右七盘穴在中脘穴之间，加重左侧刮拭七次返回，气海穴提补多刮取，足三里穴提补，内关穴用泻法。
心胸疼痛最难忍受，先泻大陵穴使气机下行忙碌，有积滞内关穴疼痛严重时用泻法，左侧七盘穴和中脘穴加艾灸详细施治。
上脘穴右侧盘区艾灸又加，三提四补内庭穴夸赞，四转七弹出血准确，下升三里穴艾灸无差错。
The depth of acupuncture points should be determined by finger measurements, and the technique of Bian stone therapy (a external treatment method using stone needles or flakes to prick the skin for bloodletting) requires particularly exquisite skill. It is advised that one must understand various diseases so that the divine "Qiongyao" manual techniques can be mastered and applied effectively.
There are twelve meridians comprising three Yin and three Yang meridians. The Pericardium acts as the Monarch, from which the Spirit (Shen) emanates; the Lung serves as the Chancellor, governing regulation throughout the body; the Liver, located externally and belonging to Yang, takes precedence in regulating blood; the Spleen acts as the Remonstrator, impartially managing bodily functions. Selecting points on these three meridians employs the "lowering" method. The Sanjiao (Triple Burner) facilitates the unimpeded flow of water passages, its function being latent; the Bladder, as the Storehouse, excretes fluids; thus, the functions of the Five Zang and Six Fu organs are generally summarized as such.
To this day, this miraculous point therapy has been transmitted, with clear distinctions between upper and lower regions and no deviation in Qi movement. The master passed down the knowledge of various acupoints; explaining them to others makes the principles clearer and more beneficial.
The Large Intestine and Small Intestine consider the Stomach and Epigastrium as their root domain; the Bladder relies on Kidney Water, and its length is sixteen zhang.
Acupuncture needles are fine like plants, while the human body resembles the heavens. The arrangement of limbs and joints is varied yet measured similarly; meridian Qi flows constantly like water, originating from the Sea, where the Heavenly River overflows and connects with the Earthly River.
When Qi descends at Weizhong (BL40), Blood responds accordingly. Tonify and scrape Kunlun (BL60) seven times to unblock the channels. On the left side, treat the Seven Pan points at the Jinggong area, applying heavy tonification according to the patient's condition.
For Shenshu (BL23), first lift the needle then grasp it; use rubbing and twisting techniques with care. When Qi descends at Weizhong (BL40) and bleeding occurs, the illness heals. Then tonify Chengshan (BL57), following the circulation along the inner aspect of the fingers.
Apply reducing method to Zhiyin (BL67); moxibustion is also permissible. Taking blood from Weizhong (BL40) brings immediate recovery. Add the "San Cong" method to Shenshu (BL23) combined with tonification; scraping and lifting seven times is appropriate.
For waist sprain and pain, reduce Zhongdu (GB39). First guide Qi downward at Chize (LU5). For Shenshu (BL23), reduce first then scrape, maintaining a clear sequence. At Weizhong (BL40), ensure Qi descends and Blood flows smoothly.
Qi naturally descends through Huantiao (GB30). Apply tonification to Fengshi (GB31) to present the effect. Lift the needle afterwards, scrape, and apply heavy moxibustion. Lifting Yanglingquan (GB34) helps descend and calm the Qi.
Between the left and right Seven Pan points lies Zhongwan (CV12). Heavily scrape the left side seven times and return. Tonify Qihai (CV6) with frequent scraping. Tonify Zusanli (ST36) and reduce Neiguan (PC6).
Chest and heart pain are hardest to bear. First reduce Daling (PC7) to facilitate the downward movement of Qi. If there is accumulation and severe pain at Neiguan (PC6), apply reduction. Detailed moxibustion should be added to the left Seven Pan points and Zhongwan (CV12).
Moxibustion is added to the right sector of Shangwan (CV13). Praise the combination of three lifts and four tonifications at Neiting (ST44). Four rotations and seven plucks ensuring accurate bleeding; ascending to Zusanli (ST36) with moxibustion causes no error.
For abdominal pain, reduce Neiguan (PC6). Between four tonifications and three lifts at Neiting (ST44), perform three rotations and seven plcks until bleeding occurs. Treat the left Seven Pan points and ascend/climb the right sector points.
For Danian abdominal pain, moxibustion provides much relief. Use odd numbers (seven-seven) for the left and right sector points. Hastily draw Qi downward at Zusanli (ST36); the pain will immediately widen and subside.