San Jiao Plus EZ Water Vortex Blood from Heart. San Jiao + EZ Water + Sunshine Move Blood Through the Vascular System
My name is Dr Louis Gordon and I am an acupuncturist. I practice acupuncture from ANTRAC Acupuncture Clinic in Middle Ridge, Toowoomba, 4350, Queensland, Australia.
How does San Jiao + EZ Water Vortex Blood from the Heart? How does San Jiao + EZ Water + Sunshine Drive Blood in Vascular System?
Sagacious traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners were aware that the ancient Su Wen states ‘The San Jiao is the official in charge of irrigation and it controls the water passages’ all over the whole body, and that the Nan Ching states ‘When fire meets WATER, a transformation into influences takes place’. Regrettably, the San Jiao is surrounded in mystery, confusion and underappreciation.
My aim is to vindicate the San Jiao ORGAN (aka Sanjiao, Triple Warmer, Triple Heater or Triple Energizer). To do so, I have written a book committed to validating that San Jiao is a genuine organ complex in the body. No other organ in TCM has a number in its name except the Triple Warmer, Triple Heater or Triple Energizer. In TCM the number 3 represents completeness. The book titled The ‘Mystical’ TCM Triple Energizer. Its Elusive Location and Morphology Defined (1) is an original book full of information that validates the fact that ancient TCM practitioners understood extraordinary truths regarding the significant mechanism of water-processing throughout the entire human body that modern scientific and medical research is only now appreciating. If you want to further understand the way that water causes “a transformation into influences”, this easy-reading educational book is perfect for you. This informative book can be securely purchased by clicking the ‘BUY NOW’ button at the bottom of this page.
What is a Vortex?
In the article titled ‘Vortex’, the authors (2) state:
In fluid dynamics, a vortex is a region in a fluid in which the flow rotates around an axis line, which may be straight or curved. The plural of vortex is either vortices or vortexes. Vortices form in stirred fluids, and may be observed in phenomena such as smoke rings, whirlpools in the wake of boat, or the winds surrounding a tornado or dust devil.
Vortices are a major component of turbulent flow. The distribution of velocity, vorticity (the curl of the flow velocity), as well as the concept of circulation are used to characterize vortices. In most vortices, the fluid flow velocity is greatest next to its axis and decreases in inverse proportion to the distance from the axis.
San Jiao aka Triple Warmer is Energized by Vortexed EZ Water
Spiralling vortexes that gather energy occur extensively throughout nature and the universe as tornados, cyclones, whirlpools, electromagnetic fields, flushing toilets, stirred coffee, minute atoms and enormous galaxies etc. Even DNA and proteins (collagen) spiral. It now appears that the heart vortexes rich red energized “life-sustaining” blood into the vascular system and that blood spirals throughout the blood vessels of the body. Let’s consider exactly how this happens.
Vortex Flow Direction is Governed by the Earth’s Hemispheres
In the article titled ‘How to Structure Your Water’, thanks to the Coriolis force, the author (3) states:
If you live in the Northern hemisphere, stirring water in the counter-clockwise direction is literally going with the flow. This is the feminine spin. It gathers creative energy and incorporates it into water.
(If you live in the Southern hemisphere, stirring with the flow of the Earth will be in the clockwise direction.) In the Northern hemisphere, stirring clockwise goes against the spin of the Earth. This is the masculine spin which tends to dispel negative energy. The masculine spin slightly reduces the surface tension of the water. It also reduces hydrogen bonding and makes water seem thinner as negative patterns are released. However, once dense energy patterns have been discharged, further movement in either direction adds structure and gradually increases surface tension. Coherent structured water has increased surface tension due to the enhancement of hydrogen bonding and other molecular forces. This is what gives structured water its smooth, creamy texture.
In nature, water spins in both directions—first one way, then the other. This clears and re-organizes water, continually removing dense energy and building life force with each change of direction. There are a number of ways to create a vortex— everything from manually stirring water to the use of magnets and vortex generators.
It is Impossible for the Heart to be the Solitary Vascular System Pump
In the article titled ‘The Heart is Not a Pump: A Refutation of the Pressure Propulsion Premise of Heart Function’, the author Marinelli et. al. (4) state:
The heart, an organ weighing about three hundred grams, is supposed to `pump’ some eight thousand liters of blood per day at rest and much more during activity, without fatigue. In terms of mechanical work this represents the lifting of approximately 100 pounds one mile high! In terms of capillary flow, the heart is performing an even more prodigious task of `forcing’ the blood with a viscosity five times greater than that of water through millions of capillaries with diameters often smaller than the red blood cells themselves! Clearly, such claims go beyond reason and imagination.
Further to this, it is most noteworthy that ninety percent of the blood is present in the venous capillaries at any given time, and depending on the individual, the human circulatory system is composed of arteries, veins, and capillaries that would extend for 60,000 to 100,000 miles when laid end to end. As the circumference of the Earth is 29,401 miles, the average human circulatory system would stretch around the Earth from two to four times. It is ludicrousness to consider that such a small organ as the heart, while acting alone, could pump blood the 60,000 to 100,000 miles throughout the entire body each day.
What Does Vortexing and Water Have to do with the Heart?
Dr Joseph Mercola (5) notes that the work of Professor Gerald Pollack, author of “The Fourth Phase of Water,” helped Dr Thomas Cowan understand the actual function of the heart and how blood flows through the vascular system if it isn’t being pushed or pumped by the heart. Mercola states:
First off, if any pumping action were to be involved, it would actually have to occur at the capillaries because that’s where the blood stops and needs to get moving again. However, the solution nature came up with is far simpler. As the blood moves up the venous tree, the blood vessels narrow and eventually coalesce to come back to the heart.
This narrowing of the vessels makes the blood flow faster, in and of itself. Valves and muscular contractions also play a role. However, the primary way blood moves has to do with water. As Pollack has described, water can exist in four phases, not just three. The fourth phase of water is formed by the interaction of water and a hydrophilic surface.
“What happens with that is you form a gel layer, or protective layer, on that hydrophilic surface, which is negatively charged. Therefore, the opposite of positive charge is dissolved into the bulk water in the middle of the tube (capillary or blood vessel) … All you need is a hydrophilic tube, which forms a gel layer, which is negatively charged, and then the bulk water is positively charged. The positive charges repel each other and that starts the flow going up the hill,” Cowan explains.
Dr Pollack has clearly demonstrated that there are three different natural energies that result in separation of charges that create vascular flow throughout the body. Mercola notes, ‘Sunlight charges up your blood vessels, which increases the flow of blood. When the sun’s rays penetrate your skin, it causes a massive increase of nitric oxide that acts as a vasodilator’. He continues, ‘As much as 60 percent of your blood can be shunted to the surface of your skin through the action of nitric oxide. This helps absorb solar radiation, which then causes the water in your blood to capture the energy and become structured’.
Dr Cowan Describes the Heart as a Vortex-Creating Machine
Mercola (5) cites Cowan who asks “What does the heart do? The blood is moving fast. It comes into the heart. The heart stops the blood, and like a hydraulic ram, it holds it back. The walls expand. The pressure differential happens, and then it opens the gate and comes out”. Cowan continues:
More so when the blood is in the heart, because of the unique shape of the heart … The heart is a vortex-creating machine … t has these trabeculae (fibers) inside the heart. Each area of the trabeculae is connected with a certain part of the body.
area of the heart is connected with the spleen, another area of the inner part of the heart is connected with the foot, and so on.
The blood comes in and these areas of the heart create their individual spirals, and package up certain parts of the blood, like the old red blood cells, into a vortex and send it to the spleen, whereas another part sends the fresh new red blood cells up to the brain.
If there’s a cut on your leg, it dissolves some of the inner fibers, puts that in a vortex and sends that to the cut on your leg. It’s so wild. Again, there’s an article about this on my website, as hard as it is to believe, that actually documents that in very clear terminology how this happens.”
San Jiao Orchestrates EZ and Sunshine to Energize Vascular Flow
From the above it can be seen that the heart cannot possibly be the only means by which eight thousand liters of blood per day is pumped through 60,000 to 100,000 miles of vascular system. That is outright impossible and ludicrous to believe. Professor Pollack has shown that in the presence of hydrophilic surfaces (capillaries or blood vessels) and sunlight and ambient infrared which is ever-present water is transformed to highly energized Exclusion Zone (EZ) water. A large volume of recent research is verifying that blood is vortexed from the heart, and that the blood circulation to the periphery is only possible due to a predominant influence of sunlight (biophotons) and EZ water which energize the vascular pumping at the capillary level.
In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) the major organ associated with controlling and propelling all liquids and fluids throughout the entire body is the San Jiao aka Triple Heater and Triple Energizer. I believe that the Triple Energizer is the modern representation of the omnipresent hydrophilic Connective-Tissue Metasystem, wherein bulk water in the presence of biophotons from the sun produce the EZ which is the energizing force of the Triple Energizer, and thus via the formation of EZ and the hydrophilicity of the vascular system, blood pumps the heart, and not the other way round. I further propose that the Triple Energizer (San Jiao) is the original organ formed during the earliest stages of embryogenesis; hence San Jiao is called “Origin” and distributes “Original Qi” or “Yuan Qi” throughout the entire body. That concept is not “rocket science”!
In commentaries of the 31st Difficult Issue of Unschuld’s (6) translation of the TCM medical classic, Nan Ching, Yeh Lin relates, ‘When fire meets WATER, a transformation into influences takes place’. Modern science teaches that energetic “influences” are derived throughout the body via Adenosine Triphosphate. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is the energy-carrying molecule which is referred to as the “molecular unit of currency” of intracellular energy transfer, because ATP carries energy to everywhere in the body where it is required.
However, while this is certainly true, the reality is that the ATP gains its energy reserve only AFTER water has been hydrolysed such that H2O ⇒ H+ + OH–. Unbelievably, the water molecule is not even given the credit for allowing and causing the ATP molecule to be energized. That is incredibly unjust! I suggest what Yeh Lin meant was, ‘When hydrolysis meets WATER, a transformation into influences takes place’. The ancient Chinese were not aware of the biochemical terminology as used by present-day biochemists and physiologists.
The TCM Classics State the Heart is where Blood is Made Red
On his website, Dr Thomas Cowan (7) notes the “Universal Genius” and scientific researcher Leonardo da Vinci wrote, ‘the heart shapes the blood into a vortex (subsequently confirmed at Johns Hopkins). Creating this vortex is the heart’s main effect on the blood and is its mechanism of propulsion.’ It thus appears that the heart does not really pump blood at all, but in fact the solar-energized blood entering the heart actually pumps the heart. How is that for a reversal? In TCM, the heart is considered to be the root of life, the seat of Shen, the Master of Blood, and the commander of the blood vessels. But note that TCM does NOT attribute all blood movement solely to the Heart.
In the book titled ‘The ‘Mystical’ TCM Triple Energizer. Its Elusive Location and Morphology Defined’, the author Dr Louis Gordon (1) states:
The body fluids move upwards and meet in the Upper Heater, where they are returned to the heart. As the Spleen is the major lymphatic organ from a western viewpoint, it is very interesting that it ensures that the Lymph is directed upwards. It is a common fact that in traditional Chinese medicine, it is believed that by ensuring smooth flow of Qi in all directions of the body, the Liver ensures that Spleen Qi flows smoothly upwards in its assigned direction. The filtered lymph from the two subclavian veins enters the heart, where it is mixed with venous blood also entering the heart. From here, the mixture is pumped to the Lungs to be oxygenated and then returned to the heart. At this point, the combined body fluids have been purified, filtered, mixed, and oxygenated so that at this phase in the Heart, the processed fluids have become rich red Blood that can be circulated through the body once again to bring new life to every cell in the body. This mirrors TCM theory, which states that blood is made red in the heart.
Regarding the “San Jiao Energy and Fluid Manufacturing Cycle”, amazingly, note above the responsibility of the Spleen, where it is stated, “it is very interesting that it (the Spleen) ensures that the Lymph is directed upwards.” The heart is not given the responsibility of “pumping” it upwards. Further, regarding the movement of blood throughout the body, note that “the Liver ensures that Spleen Qi flows smoothly upwards in its assigned direction”. So the Liver is also apportioned responsibility for blood movement within the body. Yes, the mixture of returned blood and lymph “is pumped to the Lungs to be oxygenated and then returned to the heart”. Thus it can be rightly stated, “at this phase in the Heart, the processed fluids have become rich red Blood that can be circulated through the body once again to bring new life to every cell in the body”. It is only at this stage of the TCM blood management process, that the “purified, filtered, mixed, and oxygenated” liquid is considered life-sustaining “rich red Blood”.
So TCM teaches that the Spleen is responsible for the upward movement of fluids including blood, and the Liver is responsible for the outward movement of fluids including blood. The heart is NOT given this role. Once again the ancient sages were more aware of physiology than modern physiologists who are only now catching up. However, the majority of modern physiologists are probably oblivious to this new research finding, and will likely resist accepting this new understanding, because that is not what they were taught at university. Mediocrity is a powerful block to enlightenment.
The ancient medical sages were very wise about the interplay between water and Blood within the body. The article titled ‘Jin Ye (Body Fluids) – Vital Substances in TCM’ (8) states:
Body Fluids constantly replenish Blood and “thin it out” so that it does not coagulate. “If Body Fluids are harmonized they turn red and are transformed into Blood.” Blood also nourishes Body Fluids: both are Yin. Hence loss of Fluids, e.g. in excessive perspiration, can cause Deficient Blood. Conversely, chronic blood loss can cause loss of Fluids and dryness.
Blood & Body Fluids have the same source and mutually nourish each other. In treatment, one should never cause sweating where a patient is bleeding or if there is significant Deficiency of Blood. Also one should never let blood when a patient is sweating.
This text absolutely shows the very close relationship between water and blood in the body. Knowing that the majority of water in the body is fourth phase EZ water, aka “living water”, “liquid crystalline water”, and knowing that vortexing water renders it “living water”, it makes sense that the Heart would perpetuate the extreme vitality of Blood by vortexing the life-sustaining “rich red Blood” to the entire body to start the “life-sustaining” process all over once again. Leonardo da Vinci has been vindicated in his claim that ‘the heart shapes the blood into a vortex’.
The Triple Energizer and the Three Embryonic Layers
In the article titled ‘The Heart: Three Perspectives – not a pump, not a ram, but a living organism’, Lups and Marinelli (9) state:
From the very first moment, the embryo develops in three layers. The ectoderm, on the outside, is largely a layer of nerve cells. It is the layer of form. The endoderm is the metabolic layer on the inside, developing substance. They are separated by the mesoderm, the layer that develops most rapidly. It is the only layer with cell movement, active circulating cells in blood vessels, all moving in an organized, purposeful way. This can be seen under the microscope. There is interaction with all the organs from the beginning, pushing and pulling, bringing and taking away, a dynamic interaction moving from the periphery. The information of what to do comes from a higher level.
Regarding the very earliest stage of embryogenesis, Lups and Marinelli (9) state, “From the very first moment, the embryo develops in three layers”. I propose that the Triple Energizer, also known as “Three Burning Spaces” is responsible for the initial subdivision into the three embryonic layers – the ectoderm, on the outside, the endoderm on the inside, and the mesoderm, the layer that develops most rapidly between the other two layers.
Geometrician, Frank Chester Explains the Vortex-Creating Geometry of the Heart
In the year 2000, the Californian artist, sculptor and geometrician, Frank Chester, discovered a seven-sided geometrical form more elegant than anything seen before. He called his discovery the “Chestahedron” (Chestaeder in German). Later, dissectional analysis of his Chestahedral structure revealed a vertical cross-section analogous to the internal human heart.
Chester took a solid model of the expanded seven-sided form and when he dipped it along its axis into a water-filled chamber, and spun it vertically, a stable water vortex was generated. His research has lead him to believe the heart is not a pump, but rather an organ of flow regulation. Chester (10) says, ‘If the heart were a pump, the paper-thin tissue at the apex of the left ventricle could never withstand the developing pressure. However, from the perspective of a vortex model of the heart, it becomes understandable why this part of the heart is never exposed to these higher pressure dynamics’. Essentially, Chester’s research suggests that the heart doesn’t pump blood at all, but rather, the heart is the vortex regulator of the blood as the blood flows through the arteries and veins.
The article titled ‘The Heart is a Sacred Geometry Vortex’ (10) states:
In the developing human embryo, blood is already streaming rhythmically through its blood vessels before the heart has even formed. Something other than the heart, therefore, must be responsible for this movement of the blood.
The heart that develops later appears to function more like a balancing brake: blood streams into the left ventricle in a clockwise direction and then vortexes around itself, finally emerging from the left ventricle in the opposite, counter-clockwise direction.
Chester’s YouTube video (11) is extremely illuminating. It is available here.
Regards the circulation of blood through the body, I further propose that the EZ generation via the Triple Energizer Organ, is responsible for manufacturing all of the numerous energy forms generated in the body and also all of the numerous fluids and liquids that are required to sustain “life”, and especially Blood. I discuss the location of the Triple Energizer Metasystem and its functionality in great detail in my book.
REFERENCES:
(1) Gordon, L., The ‘Mystical’ TCM Triple Energizer. Its Elusive Location and Morphology Defined. Xlibris Press, Australia. 2016.
(2) Wikimedia Foundation Inc., ‘Vortex’ (Jan 2017). Available from <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vortex>.
(3) Anon., ‘How to Structure Your Water’. Available from <http://documents.mx/documents/waterstructuring.html>
(4) Marinelli, R., et. al., ‘The Heart is Not a Pump: A Refutation of the Pressure Propulsion Premise of Heart Function’. Available from <http://www.rsarchive.org/RelArtic/Marinelli/>
(5) Mercola, J., ‘A New Way of Looking at Heart Disease and Novel Treatment Options’. Available from <http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2016/12/18/heart-disease-treatment-options.aspx>
(6) Unschuld, P. U., Nan Ching: The Classic of Difficult Issues (e-book edn, Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1986), 771. With commentaries by Chinese and Japanese authors from the third through the twentieth century.
(7) Cowan, T., ‘The Latest Alternative Thinking About the Heart’, (Dec 2016). Available from <https://www.humanheartcosmicheart.com/the-latest-alternative-thinking-about-the-heart/>
(8) Anon., ‘Jin Ye (Body Fluids) – Vital Substances in TCM’. Available from <https://www.sacredlotus.com/go/foundations-chinese-medicine/get/jin-ye-body-fluids-vital-substance >
(9) Lups, A. and Marinelli, R., ‘The Heart: Three Perspectives – not a pump, not a ram, but a living organism’ Available from <http://www.anthromed.org/Article.aspx?artpk=413 >
(10) Anon., ‘The Heart is a Sacred Geometry Vortex’, Available from <http://humansarefree.com/2014/09/the-heart-is-sacred-geometry-vortex.html>
(11) Chester, F., ‘Sacred Geometry-Frank Chester: The Chestahedron, The Wonder of Seven’. (May, 2014). Available from <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfeaH2ekFvw>
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I wish to sincerely thank Dr Paul U. Unschuld for the selfless and tireless work he has committed to make many ancient Chinese medical classics available in English for study and research. My book is based predominantly around his scholarly work ‘Nan-Ching: The Classic of Difficult Issues’. I also wish to sincerely thank Professor Unschuld for permission to use citations of his translation in my book. His translation of ‘Nan-Ching: The Classic of Difficult Issues’ can be purchased from the following link: https://www.amazon.com/Nan-ching_The-Classic-Difficult-Comparative-Studies/dp/052005372
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