Daoist Body Cultivation Traditional Models and Contemporary Practices 1st Edition by Livia Kohn, Louis Komjathy – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 978-1931483056, 1931483051
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ISBN 10: 1931483051
ISBN 13: 978-1931483056
Author: Livia Kohn, Louis Komjathy
Daoist Body Cultivation is a comprehensive volume by a group of dedicated scholars and practitioners that covers the key practices of medical healing, breathing techniques, diets and fasting, healing exercises, sexual practices, Qigong, and Taiji quan. Each presentation places the practice in its historical and cultural context and relates its current application and efficaciousness. Ultimately aiming to energetically transform the person into a spiritual and trancendent being, Daoist cultivation techniques have proven beneficial for health time and again and can make an important contribution in the world today. Daoist Body Cultivation provides a deeper understanding of the practices in their cultural and historical contexts, bridging the gap between healing and religion and allowing both scholars and practitioner to reach a deeper understanding and appreciation.
Contributors: Shawn Arthur, Bede Bidlack, Catherine Despeux, Stephen Jackowicz, Lonny Jarrett, Livia Kohn, Louis Komjathy, Michael Winn.
Table of contents:
1. Lonny Jarrett
Acupuncture and Spiritual Realization
2. Catherine Despeux
The Six Healing Breaths
3. Stephen Jackowicz
Ingestion, Digestion, and Regestation: The Complexities of QrAbsorption
4. Shawn Arthur
Life without Grains: Bigu and the Daoist Body
5. Livia Kohn
Yoga and Daoyin
6. Michael Winn
Transforming Sexual Energy with Water-and-Fire Alchemy
7. Pray Bidlack
Taiji Quan: Forms, Visions, and Effects
8. Louis Komjathy Qigong in America
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