BL-58 - Soaring Upwards
飞扬 - Fēi yáng
Point Region: Shin
BL-58 Feiyang, meaning 'Soaring Upward,' is a powerful point that harmonizes the upper and lower body and lifts the spirits. Located on the outer calf, it is a key point for addressing a wide range of issues that are caused by 'wind,' which can manifest as headaches, dizziness, or a restless spirit. This point helps to 'soar upward,' releasing the tension that can hold us down.
Think of Feiyang as a point that helps you to feel as light as a bird. It's invaluable for addressing issues like chronic headaches, neck pain, and a feeling of being 'stuck.' By harmonizing the upper and lower body, it helps to restore a sense of balance and ease. It's a point that helps us to 'soar upward' and find a greater sense of freedom in our lives.
By harmonizing the upper and lower body and clearing wind, BL-58 helps to restore a sense of balance and inner peace. It's a point that reminds us that our true power comes from a light and unburdened spirit.
Location & How to Find
Anatomical Location: 7 cun directly above BL-60, on the posterior border of the fibula, about 1 cun lateral and inferior to BL-57.
How to Locate:
- Locate the outer edge of your shin bone about seven finger-widths above your ankle
- Find the spot on the back border of the shin bone
- Press to find a tender point - this is BL-58
Primary Functions
Nervous System
- Treats headaches and dizziness
- Calms mental agitation
- Reduces nervous tension
Musculoskeletal System
- Relieves leg pain and stiffness
- Treats muscle cramps
Respiratory System
- Clears nasal congestion
- Treats respiratory disorders
Clinical Applications
Primary Indications
- Dizziness
- Blurred vision
- Headaches
- Leg weakness
- Lower back soreness
- Hemorrhoids
Related Health Concerns
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BL-58 Protocols
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