Comments on: Neijing says: Yes, your doctor should be meditating http://deepesthealth.com/2007/neijing-says-yes-your-doctor-should-be-meditating/ Learning Chinese Medicine and letting it inform all aspects of life Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:58:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Mitesh http://deepesthealth.com/2007/neijing-says-yes-your-doctor-should-be-meditating/comment-page-1/#comment-5452 Mitesh Sat, 27 Feb 2010 05:28:19 +0000 http://deepesthealth.com/2007/neijing-says-yes-your-doctor-should-be-meditating/#comment-5452 There is an interesting passage in Suwen chapter 50 which states: "I have heard that in ancient times, when the sages treated, all they had to do was to employ methods to guide and change the emotional and spiritual state of a person and redirect the energy flow. The sages utilized a method called zhuyou, prayer, ceremony, and shamanism, which healed all conditions. Today, however, when doctors treat a patient, they use herbs to treat the internal aspect and acupuncture[30] to treat the exterior.[31] " The response is because people in those times lived in balance with nature, so on and so forth. I think its important to note that there must be a balance between where the people are and where the doctor is. These two determine the type of intervention needed. There is an interesting passage in Suwen chapter 50 which states:
“I have heard that in ancient times, when the sages treated, all they had to do was to employ methods to guide and change the emotional and spiritual state of a person and redirect the energy flow. The sages utilized a method called zhuyou, prayer, ceremony, and shamanism, which healed all conditions. Today, however, when doctors treat a patient, they use herbs to treat the internal aspect and acupuncture[30] to treat the exterior.[31] ”

The response is because people in those times lived in balance with nature, so on and so forth.

I think its important to note that there must be a balance between where the people are and where the doctor is. These two determine the type of intervention needed.

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