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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
Summary: How Chinese healing traditions differ from Hinduism in this free Alternative medicine video.
Eileen Dey, M.A. is the founder/director of the only vocational school of Reiki that is licensed by the state of WA. She is also the founding member of www.reikifellowship.com, a...read more
"Hi this is Eileen Dey for Expert Village. In this segment we would take about how Buddhism is differ from Hinduism. Hinduism was becoming developed it differ distinctly in that there where not sacrifices. Hindus felt like you had to sacrifice animals, have different rituals to please the gods. Buddhism felt that that was not the necessary. They also felt that Brahma did not create people to cast. They didn't segment them as had develop in Hindu society. The aim of life was not pleasure or happiness but a end of individual existence through the practice of 10 sessions. Buddhist also felt that those who keep perfect wisdom would be able to enter Bavarians, breaking the chain of reincarnation that has develop all though Hinduism. In our next segment we would talk about background of Buddhism."
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