Gall Bladder Function Energy

At 12 a.m. (midnight), at the center of the lower eyelid, Umbilicus Function Energy becomes Gall Bladder Function Energy, which immediately separates into two main branches.

Branch (a) circulates back and forth around the cheekbone toward the eyebrow, loops back around the ear, and reappears at the forehead, continuing around the back of the head [T2, p.32, 2a]. At the back of the head, this branch divides again: one flow enters the acromion, while the other moves diagonally from the first thoracic vertebra (TV1) toward the back of the shoulder joint, descending into the chest. There, it splits once more—one sub-branch flowing into the stomach and the other into the umbilicus.

Branch (b) descends directly from the center of the lower eyelid down the cheekbone to the front of the shoulder. The left flow of this branch travels through the spleen and pancreas, while the right passes through the liver and gall bladder. Both sides reach the fourth lumbar vertebra (LV4) and then continue into the abdomen, circulating the pelvis before emerging on the other side of the body near opposite buttock. From there, the energy descends down the outer (lateral) side of the leg to the ankle. At the ankle, the energy splits into two parts. One part flows across top of the foot to the ring (fourth) toe. The second part flows diagonally across the top of the foot to reach the bit toe nail where eventually it becomes Liver FE at 2 a.m.