Internal Syndrome Observation Notes - Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Anatomy with True Illustrations

A super super 🐮 book, thank you to the author and thousands of Chinese medicine workers (Anonymous). Praise with joy. The unity of nature and man is because they are originally one body, otherwise they would be completely combined into one thing. The author, author, teacher, and other seniors who contributed to this book are all great. Missing this book is even more outrageous than missing 100 million yuan. A super author, with a super helpful world view and theory of Chinese medicine. I hope everyone who reads this book can realize their Tathagata nature~

If a person often makes calculations, it is easy to overwork his mind and hurt his mind. Injury to the five internal organs will also show up in acupuncture points, facial features, and other obvious characteristics. If you want to learn Taoism, you can only maintain your health first. Only when your body is good can your spirit be good, and only when your spirit is good can you see some mysteries that other people cannot see. I used to think that Chinese medicine and Taoism Isn't teaching all for the purpose of maintaining health and longevity? Later I discovered that health is only the lowest threshold. If you are not big-hearted and have no big ambitions, your internal organs will be stunted from the inside. It seems that the layout is too small and all you see are flies and dogs in the world. Health care is very important, and the highest good is also very important. You must also be smart.

A rare and good book, especially suitable for reference and study by modern and future ascetics. In particular, many things that were previously known but not understood are explained very clearly in this book, which greatly expands the practitioner's cognitive horizons and understands the close relationship between the universe and the human body, and how to use the relationship to practice effectively.

The writing is very good. When I looked at the meridians and acupuncture points, I used to wonder how the ancients saw and drew them, so the images were so accurate. Sometimes I just learned to press the acupuncture points to feel the effects wherever I felt uncomfortable. I also don't know how they knew what medicine went into which meridians. I felt that these should not be visible in anatomy. Now I also learned to meditate out of interest, and combined with my own feelings, after reading this book, I feel that only "Vipassana" can explain it. I hope the author can publish more books in this area so that we can understand more about Chinese medicine culture so that we will not be confused or blindly worship it.

I regret not learning acupuncture and Chinese medicine from my mother-in-law. She treated dozens of schizophrenia patients and received many banners, but she never received a penny from the patients. I once stepped in the rain, caught a cold, felt sick to my stomach, and my knees hurt from the cold. My mother-in-law immediately stopped the pain after a few quick injections. I actually didn't learn this technique [face covering]

Without metaphysical understanding, one cannot learn or believe the contents of the book. Human ancestors relied on their heavenly eyes to observe and read things that most people could not see, and then summarized them. Benefit future generations. Our ancestors will not lie to us, and what we leave behind are treasures.

It reminds me of my grandfather. He is very knowledgeable about traditional Chinese medicine and often tells us some knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine. The content in this book is very similar to what my grandfather taught, which makes me more interested in the mysteries of traditional Chinese medicine. I think this book is not only suitable for doctors and Taoists, but also for people like us who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine.

After reading half of it, I understood why the universe and itself are said to be one. For example, there are three apples in a basket. At a glance, they become a whole. In ancient times, without technology, ancient people could realize that this is the law of the universe. Three apples in the basket are one, and countless baskets containing apples are placed on a shelf. Countless fruit basket shelves form a fruit shop... It is really amazing.

This book allowed me to further understand the underlying logic of traditional Chinese medicine, especially internal syndrome. It explained some of my confusions about why ancient people could rationally use traditional Chinese medicine and their understanding of the universe.

I have re-understood the true reality that my body structure is integrated with the universe. I am a lucky person who has read the second book. I am grateful to the author for using the positivist observer to deeply understand and observe the mysteries of myself for a long time. I am integrated with the reality of the five elements of the universe and stars. I am loved every minute and every second. What's more, the Huangdi Neijing does not believe in traditional Chinese medicine... I am personally more convinced that the Huangdi Neijing is a philosophical and scientific book on the macrocosm. Emptiness and nothingness, true energy, meridians and Chinese medicine are closely related to the staff, and eternal praise.

The knowledge is rich and colorful, from ancient times to the present, and is well-founded. A comprehensive and detailed explanation of the inheritance of various types of knowledge. A very good book for self-learners. I guess I'll have to chew it a few times before I can understand what the author means. There's no end to learning!

This book systematically describes the concepts of heaven, earth and man. Chinese and Western medicine treat diseases differently. I personally think it is a very good book to understand the great Chinese medicine. It is very good. It also explains everything about humans and gods clearly. I have always believed that Chinese medicine cannot be empiricism as it is promoted today. It must have some magical powers. Like, like, like [love] [love] [love]

I hope to fill in more practical methods and skills.

It was very shocking and gave me a new understanding of Chinese medicine. But it is too profound and difficult to understand. It requires basic knowledge of meridians and traditional Chinese medicine to understand it slightly.

When I discovered the New World, I didn't expect that modern people could actually reach this level, let alone that they could summarize it systematically!

Good book, everyone should read it more.

Can learn a lot

Very meaningful book

It's useful. After reading it, I feel that I can know more about many phenomena in this world, and then I can explore and understand it.

It's the first time I've seen pictures and texts that intuitively express the various aspects of the human body in all four seasons. It's great.

Thank you teacher for sharing, thank you for your hard work [love] [love] [love] [like] [like] [like] [like]

A very good book!

Great, even if you don't understand it, you have to take a look

It's well written and I've benefited a lot from it.

A very practical book

I feel more knowledgeable

I admire the teacher for sharing for free

Refreshing and worth reading!

Very beautiful, it can really clear up the confusion

Super awesome! Easy to understand