In Balance
Receptive, magnetic, sensual, and emotionally connected. A strong Sexual meridian helps you embody Yin energy through your ability to receive, create, nurture, and connect deeply with yourself and others. Like the God/Goddess, you are comfortable inhabiting your own energy and allowing your presence to draw others toward you rather than needing to pursue or persuade.
Out of Balance
Emotionally overwhelmed, disconnected, insecure, or overly receptive to others. When the Sexual meridian is out of balance, you may absorb other people’s emotions or lose your sense of self within relationships. You may struggle to receive love and support, feel disconnected from your sensuality or creativity, or look to others to validate your own magnetism.
Sexual Functions
Western Medicine
Since the sexual meridian focuses on growth, both physical and psychological, our sexual meridian in western medicine centers on the endocrine system. The endocrine system manages the body’s hormone production, mood, and male/female organs.
Eastern Medicine
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the conception vessel is the ruler of all feminine yin energy in the body. The meridian runs down the front of the body. In Traditional Chinese medicine, the sexual meridian works closely with all of the yin meridians, but none more so than the kidney and lungs. In women, the “Sea of Qi” regulates the uterus, menstruation, menopause, and pregnancy.
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Meridian Associations
Archetype: The God/Goddess
Element: Air (Fire)
Yin or Yang: Yin
Time of Day: Past
Sensory Basis: Chemical
Corresponding Meridian in TCM: Conception Vessel
World: Emotional
Body Part: Endocrine System
Associated Muscles: Hip flexors
Associated Fascia Lines: Superficial Front Line, Deep Front Line
Balancing Meridian: Brain
Physical Symptoms of Imbalance
Diminished Sex Drive
Carbohydrate Cravings
Weight Gain
Overeating
Mood Swings
Eating Disorders
Asthma
Trouble Breathing
Impotence
PMS
Emotional Symptoms of Imbalance (Eastern View)
Moodiness
Unpredictable
Self-Destructive
Suicidal
Lack of control, frantic
Careless
Scatterbrained
Frivolous
Low Self-Esteem
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