Notes from the classical Japanese tradition — pulse, palpation, moxibustion, and the source texts — written for practitioners.
得氣 and 至氣 — English gives us one phrase where the classical language keeps two things carefully apart, and the difference decides how you hold the needle.
六部定位脈診 — the diagnostic heart of meridian therapy: why comparison beats absolutes, why lightness of touch matters, and how the pulse tunes every other instrument.