Teishin Institute

Needleless Acupuncture

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I Ching

Spiral of Change

While time is changing, one may ask,

"Are we the actor, or the task?"

Winding destiny's spring,

with our ceaseless acts.

Jade Li

Topics covered:

Coin and Stalk methods of divination
Hidden cycles of change
Relevance to daily life
Relevance to practice of Chinese Medicine

This course outlines the fundamental cognitive differences between Eastern and Western approaches to health and illness showing how these distinct approaches may be reconciled and integrated.
The intent is to highlight for practitioners of TCM how their chosen profession places them in a unique position to aid in promoting collaboration of these two dominant medical modalities.
As the fundamental text of Chinese thought, philosophy, art and science, the I Ching is an essential text for students of TCM.
Goals/objectives:
Understand the cultural cognitive differences between Eastern and Western medicine
Gain competence in using the I Ching 
Mechanics of divination
How to ask questions
How to interpret answers

Understand the relevance to TCM methodology and pattern discrimination