Yin and Yang Organs
As I talked about in my last post, the five Chinese elements are associated with the liver, heart, spleen, lung, and kidney. These are considered the Zang organs. They are associated with Yin.
There also Yang organs. These are called Fu organs. They are the gall bladder (wood), small intestine (fire), stomach (earth), large intestine (metal), and bladder (water).
The energy, which is also information, which flows between the organs, is called Qi (Chi). Qi flows through meridians in the body. There are twelve meridians, one for each of the ten organs and one up the front and one up the back. Qi carries information between the organs. I believe Qi is the same thing as mana in Feri.
~Muninn's Kiss
There also Yang organs. These are called Fu organs. They are the gall bladder (wood), small intestine (fire), stomach (earth), large intestine (metal), and bladder (water).
The energy, which is also information, which flows between the organs, is called Qi (Chi). Qi flows through meridians in the body. There are twelve meridians, one for each of the ten organs and one up the front and one up the back. Qi carries information between the organs. I believe Qi is the same thing as mana in Feri.
~Muninn's Kiss