Hunyuan Xinfa Special Edition Ebook
"Hunyuan Xinfa: The Lost Heart of Medicine" is a profound and enlightening book that delves into the essence of the human Heart, presenting a groundbreaking approach to healing. Authored by Dr. Yaron Seidman from Florida, USA, and Teja A. Jaensch from Sydney, Australia, this work uncovers a previously unseen method of healing. Throughout this practical and insightful exploration, the authors achieve remarkable breakthroughs in understanding Natural Character, the Heart, the nature of health and disease, and how to approach medicine from a place of Center.
The genesis of this book comes from the authors' study under Master Liú Bǎigǔ (刘伯谷), the grand grandson of the esteemed Qīng dynasty scholar physician Liú Yuán (劉沅). Driven by a thirst for knowledge, Seidman and Jaensch meticulously researched over 4000 pages of classical Chinese texts from the Huái Xuān (槐轩) philosophy. They distilled the pure essence of this wisdom, translating it into this exceptional book.
From the fascinating discovery of Liú Bǎigǔ's lost tomb in Shuāngliú county to a profound reflection on Liú's life's work, "The Lost Heart of Medicine" is a treasure trove of insights. It is an indispensable read for any medical practitioner. Dr. Seidman once wisely advised, "When in doubt, do not treat the patient." However, after absorbing the wisdom contained within this book, any doubts in the reader's Heart will vanish.
Liu Yuan, in his timeless wisdom, spoke about the challenges of mastering medicine, likening physicians to perpetually ill-informed children. He stressed the significance of the word "benevolence" as the root of the Sages' Dào, which could nurture the physical body. By aligning everything with propriety, one can attain harmony in Qì and blood. Liu Yuan lamented that earlier physicians solely relied on their Natural Character (性 Xìng) and the Heart method, overlooking the profound implications of benevolence. He emphasized that benevolence is the key to saving lives and fulfilling merit and virtue.
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