The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
The palace of the Buddha Bhaiṣajyaguru, lord of medicines

Ritual dagger with triangular blade surmounted by the effigy of Hayagrīva, irate deity who defeats demons and protects the medical elixir (rta-mgrin)

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Path of the "principle of the duration of life" (transmits the generative liquids through the whole body starting from the supreme central point called "seed of buddhahood") and enumeration of the seventy-seven points suitable for bleeding.

Mantra of the Medicine Buddha

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Front view of the points for moxibustion, minor surgery and bleeding

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Herbaceous medicines (from "silvery" cerastas to codonopsid)

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Front view of the body, classification of bones and main joints

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Seventy-seven channels suitable for bleeding and moxibustion and binding with tourniquets

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Branch of three hundred and sixty minor channels or capillaries and seven hundred thin channels

The Blue Beryl, XVII century.
Trunk front and rear topographic lines and recognised vulnerable points