Transcribed and edited from a seminar given in London by Claude Larre and Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee in 1987, the value of these teachings has not diminished with time. Since Claude Larre's death in 2001, the Chinese Medicine from the Classics series stands as testament to the authentic and eloquent voice of one of the most significant teachers of Chinese philosophy of the past decades.

Rooted in Elisabeth Rochat's deep knowledge of the classical Chinese medical texts, this book provides an understanding of the function of the lung as a master of qi and residence of the po. Its resonance with the qi of autumn and the metal element is discussed through study of Suwen chapters 2, 4 and 5. Classical pathology from the Neijing and the Neijing Jingyi is also presented.

210 x 145mm

116pp

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TCM Classics      Yellow Emperor