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The Basics of Chinese Healing
How Buddhism Differs from Hinduism
Buddhism & Chinese Healing
The Basic Concept of Buddhism
What is Samsara in Buddhism?
Types of Buddhist Schools
The BodhiSattva Path of Chinese Healing
The Six Realms of Existence in Buddhism
The Concept of Taoism in Chinese Healing
The Idea of Yin Yang
The Concept of Confucianism in Chinese Healing
Three Philosophies of Chinese Thought
The Different Types of Chinese Medicine
The Five Element Theory
The Concept of Chi
What are Merdians in The Body?
Acupuncture versus Acupressure
How to Do Acupressure
Acupuncture Vs. Acupressure in Chinese Healing
How to Use Mantras for Healing
Qigong & Tan Tien in Chinese Healing
Tonglen Meditation for Healing
Six External Causes of Disease
Seven Internal Causes of Disease
Resources for Chinese Medicine
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Chinese medicine has held its own as a major form of treatment for human illnesses and ailments since at least 2500 B.C. Known as folk medicine by some, the Chinese practices have developed from the theory that the universe is a system, where everything is related, and the body is no different. The treatment strategy is to bring that system back into balance, through the use of various herbs, body manipulations, martial arts, and spiritual practices. With the scientific revolution and the advent of microbiology, Chinese medicine has faced some major challenges, both from within and without, to its credibility. Yet even today, medical science has not yet been able to dismiss this major body of thought in alternative healing, if for no other reason than the self-evident results produced from its practice.
In this free video series, learn the theory behind Chinese healing. Eileen Dey illustrates the basic underlying principles of Chinese medicine. Learn how Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism relate to one another. Also, learn how to identify the internal and external forms of disease. Eileen introduces meditation, acupunctures, acupressure, and mantras for healing. If you are wary of western medicine, take some time and start learning about the natural healing power of eastern medicine.
"Hi this is Eileen Dey for Expert Village. This is a overview of healing traditions of the east. The Chinese segment of philosophies, healing practices, Buddhism, how it differs from Hinduism. It's combination with doubtism, confusing and practical aspect of Chinese medication like acupuncture and mediation that you can do for yourself. So come along, enjoy the journey. Watch our next segment on Buddhism and how it differs from Hinduism. "
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