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Eight Extraordinary Channels Qi Jing Ba Mai

By Dr. David Twicken

Book information

Publisher
Singing Dragon
Year
2013
ISBN
978 1 84819 148 8
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
4 MB (4044401 bytes)
Pages
242\242
Time added
2018-09-02 11:47:17

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Eight Extraordinary Channels Qi Jing Ba Mai......Page 5 Disclaimer......Page 12 Acknowledgments......Page 13 Preface......Page 15 Qi Jing Ba Mai: Eight Extraordinary Channels......Page 17 The Classics and the Eight Extraordinary Channels......Page 19 Chinese Dynasties......Page 23 Introduction......Page 25 Part I: The Eight Extraordinary Channels in Clinical Practice......Page 29 Chapter 1: The Acupuncture Channel System......Page 31 Chapter 2: Three-Layer Theory......Page 33 Chapter 3: The Three Ancestries......Page 37 Chapter 4: Introduction to the Eight Extraordinary Channels......Page 43 Chapter 5: The Chong Channel......Page 47 Chapter 6: The Ren Channel......Page 65 Chapter 7: The Du Channel......Page 83 Chapter 8: The Two Wei Channels......Page 99 Chapter 9: The Yang Wei Channel......Page 103 Chpater 10: The Yin Wei Channel......Page 115 Chapter 11: The Two Qiao Channels......Page 121 Chapter 12: The Yang Qiao Channel......Page 125 Chapter 13: The Yin Qiao Channel......Page 133 Chapter 14: The Dai Channel......Page 139 Chapter 15: Clinical Applications of the Eight Extraordinary Channels......Page 145 Chapter 16: Treatment Methods......Page 149 Chapter 17: Needling Methods......Page 155 Chapter 18......Page 159 Chapter 19: The Points and Names of the Extraordinary Channels......Page 167 Part II: The Eight Extraordinary Channels in Nei Dan Mediation......Page 179 Chapter 20: The Nei Jing Tu......Page 181 The Heavenly Orbit......Page 193 Inner Meditation on the Ren and Du Channels: Inner Meditation on the Wei and Qiao Channels......Page 205 Chapter 23: Inner Meditation on the Ren and Du Channels......Page 209 Chapter 24: Inner Meditation on the Chong Channel......Page 213 Chapter 25: Inner Meditation on the Macrocosmic Orbit......Page 217 Chapter 26: A Guide to the Inner Landscape Map......Page 219 Afterword......Page 231 Bibliography......Page 233 Index......Page 234

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