Su Jok open point on the Byol meridians
Su Jok chronopuncture: in every two-hour period of the day, a point “opens” on one of the Byol meridians — the point through which, according to the method's theory, energy flows most harmoniously. The calculator finds this open point from the energy of the day and the time: the point type, the meridian and the hand the method indicates, separately for men and women.
Open point table
Row — a two-hour period (the branch of the hour), column — the heavenly stem of the day. Each cell shows the point type and the hand: the first letter is for women, the second for men (L — left, R — right).
In the hand line, the first letter is for women, the second for men.
The five Shu points and the Wu Xing elements
The open point method is valued for its economy: its tradition holds that a single point, chosen correctly at the right time, is enough, with no additional points. The calculation takes into account the heavenly stem of the day (day groups KLFEC and DBAGH), the branch of the current two-hour period and the mirror rule for the hands of men and women.
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