DVDs of Jeffrey C. Yuen’s 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 and 2007 ACCM Conferences & Lectures are now available online
All of the previous Conferences and Lectures have been recorded and are now available for purchase. Click on the following links for more information on Jeffrey C. Yuen’s Irish Conferences and Lectures and purchasing details.
Conferences
Title: The Divergent Channels of Classical Chinese Medicine (May 2011)
Cost: €180 (1 set of 6 DVDs)
Title: Cancer Care & Classical Chinese Medicine (May 2010)
Cost: €180 (1 set of 6 DVDs)
Title: Sinew Channels of Classical Chinese Medicine (Sep 2009)
Cost: €180 (1 set of 6 DVDs)
Title: Qi Gong Exercises for your Patients (May 2009)
Cost: €90 (1 set of 3 DVDs)
Title: Alchemical Acupuncture (May 2009)
Cost: €90 (1 set of 3 DVDs)
Title: Spiritual Development for Healers (June 2007)
Cost: €90 (1 set of 3 DVDs)
Title: The Channel Systems of Classical Chinese Acupuncture (June 2007)
Cost: €90 (1 set of 3 DVDs)
Lectures
Title: Dealing with Emotional Issues – a Daoist Perspective (May 2011)
Cost: €30 (1 DVD)
Title: The Healing Process – a Daoist Perspective (May 2010)
Cost: €30 (1 DVD)
Title: Introduction to Daoism (Taoism) (May 2009)
Cost: €30 (1 DVD)
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Title: Spiritual Development for HealersCost: €90 (1 set of 3 DVDs) |
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Contents
Title: The Healing Process – a Daoist PerspectiveCost: €30 (1 DVD) |
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 Healing is a natural manifestation of the body-mind-spirit continuum. As a process, it can refer to the alleviation of signs and symptoms; the movement toward completion; or simply the awareness that something needs to change in our lives. Daoism has played a major role in the development of Chinese medicine and provides important perspectives on the various aspects of health and healing. In this talk Master Jeffrey Yuen explores the evolution of Daoism and how it can be utilized to improve one’s health and healing.Jeffrey Yuen is an 88th generation Daoist Priest of the Yu Qing Huang Lao (Jade Purity School). His lineage does back thousands of years. As he comes from an oral tradition the information that Jeffrey imparts is unique and not found in modern textbooks. Daoism is the inherent religion of China and one of the oldest ongoing philosophies of the world. Its beliefs focus on the fundamental questions of life – the existence of the divine (Dao), the destiny of life (Ming), the presence of good and evil (Xian), and the guidance for the path of living a fruitful and cultivated life. |
Title: Sinew Channels of Classical Chinese MedicineCost: €180 (1 set of 6 DVDs) |
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During this weekend Daoist Master Jeffrey Yuen described the significant meanings, pathways (origins, convergences, sequences), and utilizations of the Yang and Yin Sinew channels (mobility, postural alignment, evaluation based onTong pain, protocols and differentiations). Sinew channels are important pathways for conduction Wei Qi at the surface terrain to affect the skin, sinews, nerves, sensory organs and the lungs. The sinew meridians are often associated with ashi/sensitive points and trigger points that manifest through the six zones of Tai Yang, Shao Yang, Yang Ming, Tai Yin, Shao Yin and Jue Yin. Sinew channels are based on the premise that if the exterior is strong, external pathogenic factors cannot invade and internal etiologies are given the opportunity to be released to the exterior. The Sinew channels also express our moods and feelings somatically through the physical body. Most of us adopt postures unconsciously, unaware of what we are conveying. When we express feelings outwardly, we are activating the Yang Sinew channels, and when we suppress our feelings, we are using the Yin Sinew channels. The sinew channels are also very important to practitioners of Toy Na, Shiatsu and Massage Therapists. These DVD’s provide you with the ability to access a system rarely used in TCM. |
Practitioners of often look for techniques their patients can practice at home to extend the healing effects of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine During this one day seminar Jeffrey Yuen presented an overview of Qi Gong and suggested particular Qi Gong exercises acupuncturists can develop and teach their patients to perform in order to improve their health when they are suffering from a variety of physical and mental-emotional conditions. Through an understanding of basic bodily movements, breath control and postures, participants will be able to analyze Qi Gong sets and determine which systems may be appropriate for specific health conditions.
Early /Chinese Medicine is inseparable from the practice of alchemy- the salvation of the Ling-Soul and the redemption of the Shen-Spirit. One of the most notable early Chinese Medical clinicians and alchemists was Ge Hong, who inherited the oral and written tradition of the Tai Qing Jing/Classic of Grand Purity. On Jeffrey C. Yuen will discuss Ge Hong’s specific alchemical techniques for the treatment of disorders affecting the Shen/Spirit, Also the class will explore how Ge Hong’s cultivation techniques can be applied in the practice of modern Chinese Medicine.
Emotions are examined from the perspective of Chinese Medicine and Daoism. It deals with how emotions serve to purify our Heart and how emotions can give us an opportunity to rejuvenate and regenerate our lives. How emotions such as anger, sadness, fear, can provide us with an opportunity by which the body can have a cathartic purification of oneself. Emotions are also examined based on their physical implications, how they affect the directionality of the flow of energy in our body, the influence of our family and wider society and the levels of competency and responsibility that can be inferred by their evolution and dynamics.