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The spleen is considered the "mother" organ in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and is responsible for transforming and transporting nutrients and fluids throughout the body.

The stomach, also known as "Gastredren" in TCM, is considered the "child" organ of the spleen. Both work closely together for proper digestion and energy production.

The spleen plays a crucial role in the body's immune system, helping fight against viruses.

According to TCM, the Spleen is associated with the sweet taste but also embodies the ability to adapt and respond to different tastes.

The mouth and lips are the sense organs linked to the spleen in TCM, reflecting the body's ability to take in nutrients and express emotions.

The Spleen is associated with late summer, representing a time of growth and abundance, mirroring its role in nourishment and energy production.

The Spleen's energy is strongest between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM, coinciding with peak digestive activity.

The spleen's energy is at its weakest between 9:00 PM and 11:00 PM, during which it focuses on cleansing and rejuvenation.

Dreams related to the earth, fields, falling into the ground, cellars, underground passages, food, and feasts indicate the Spleen is trying to communicate a message about nourishment, grounding, and stability.

The tip of the fingers, supporting the head with fingertips, rubbing eyelids with fingertips, collecting items, and dreaming of underground spaces are all signs of an active Spleen energy in TCM.