The Yijing Medical Qigong System Review

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(More customer reviews)Yijing Medical Qigong System: I have read literally hundreds of qigong books, and this is the first that delves deeply into the shared roots of Chinese medicine & Daoism, which is the I-Ching (Yijing). Few authors are willing to approach this difficult subject, but Dr. Friedman is able to discuss and present it in an accessible, easy-to-understand way. The book has a theory section, a practice section (which contains practical qigong exercises and meditations), and an external qi therapy treatment section. Dr. Friedman presents a unified system of healing for the self and others that is both impressive and clinically effective.

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Yijing (I-Ching) theory is the foundation of Daoism and Chinese medicine, and this book explores the deep roots that they both share. Daoism and Chinese medicine both view the human body as a microcosm of the universe around us; what is happening outside affects us inside.Medical qigong is based on the premise that we can energetically affect something outside based on our intention inside.Much of medical qigong, one of the main branches of Chinese medicine, originates from the practices of Daoist shamanic healers.This book introduces a Chinese medicine healing system based on the principles of the Yijing that serve as the foundation of medical qigong and Daoist spiritual practices. The Yijing Medical Qigong System is a compilation of self-healing exercises and qi emission therapeutic treatment techniques based on Daoist medical qigong and Yijing theories.This system's approach is unique in that it focuses on the meanings of the trigrams rather than the hexagrams of the Yijing.The eight trigrams are used in innovative ways for healing the body, mind, and spirit.The Yijing Medical Qigong System is based on the premise that the Yijing theory that infuses Chinese medicine and Daoism is just as relevant today for healing and spiritual guidance it was three thousand years ago.

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The Healing Promise of Qi: Creating Extraordinary Wellness Through Qigong and Tai Chi Review

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(More customer reviews)Roger Jahnke has taken the ancient practice of Qigong - a healing meditation practice that combines gentle movement with focus, posture and breath - and has truly made it accessible to beginners. And we're not just talking about theory here: I was able to immediately begin practicing on my own with his clear instructions and accompanying illustrations. On the theory side he weaves a remarkable story using current scientific insights to support ancient Chinese concepts in a way that leaves you inspired and confident that this is indeed the real thing. The key to any meditative healing practice is actually doing the practice and this book is as motivating as I've ever read in getting me to get up and go for it. It has the feel of a companion that I'll be able to turn to for years to come, without it ever getting stale or out-of-date. The three promises of Qigong - it's free and accessible to everyone, you'll benefit if you practice, and it's easy to do - are clearly derived from the author's years of personal experience, practice and deep desire to share this wisdom with a wide audience. Many thanks from a new student.

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Chinese medical Qigong therapy: A comprehensive clinical guide Review

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(More customer reviews)The author's professed purpose of writing this book was to provide information concerning the professional standards of knowledge and skill required in contemorary China to obtain a license as "Doctor of Medical Qigong Therapy," and additionally to describe effective diagnostic and therapeutic methods of Medical Qigong therapy, as established by the Hai Dian Medical Qigong College of Beijing, and thereby provide a textbook for training to that standard under the guidance of a qualified instructor. As such, it is fair to say that there has never been as thorough an explication of medical qigong as is offered in this book. It joins with other current commendable efforts aimed at bringing the traditional medical knowledge of China into the sphere of English-speaking readers.
The book is divided into 12 sections. The first four focus on building a comprehensive foundation in energetic medicine. The second four focus on guidelines for establishing a Medical Qigong clinic and for diagnosing and treating problems of qi deviations. The final four sections focus on treatment modalities, medical qigong prescriptions, regulation exercises, and scientific research in Medical Qigong clinical therapy. The text includes discussions of energetic embryology; energetic anatomy and physiology; training techniques for recognizing, developing, and emitting qi; energetic pathology and qi deviations; energetic diagnosis and symptomatology; clinical practice of Medical Qigong theory; energetic psychology; treating cancer; tumors and other diseases; step-by-step Medical Qigong prescriptions; establishing a clinic; and scientific evidence of the efficacy of Medical Qigong therapy. Many charts, graphs, and illustrations complement the verbal material.

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Chinese Medical Qigong Review

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(More customer reviews)Not enough drawings or photos to explain the movements...
Not enough exemples of forms... Major style of Qigong are not represented : Wudang, Yi Zhi Chan, Sui Xui Jing, Emei and so on...
Not enough exemples of treatment are presented (Only twenty specific diseases !)
Not enough consideration on Qigong theories (San bao - eight extra meridans etc...)
Ressemble too much at a comiplation work of modern Qigong.
A big book without enought food for the mind

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