Clinical Experience by Dr. Baolin Wu, Brent Christopher Wulf, and Kevin T. Hill This book presents for the first time the complete medical teachings of Dr. Baolin Wu as delivered at the Neijing Yijing Academy. Drawn from intensive clinical instruction,…
Idioms and Internal Cultivation in Daoist, Chan, and Martial Traditions by Heron Beecham This work opens a linguistic doorway into the heart of Chinese martial philosophy. Drawing on Daoist metaphysics, Buddhist principles, and Confucian ethics, this scholarly yet captivating work…
Poems by Zhihua Wang Faraway Hometown is a poetry collection that captures the life experiences of a Chinese woman in the United States. Coming to study abroad, the speaker fulfills a long-held dream—but never anticipates the challenges in an entirely…
The Daoist Secret of Opening the Third Eye by Dr. Baolin Wu & Jessica Arlene Riley Dr. Baolin Wu, a living Daoist master, reveals for the first time, the secret method of opening the third eye. Passed down in an…
A Daoist Journey from Obscurity to Modernity by Jeffrey S. Reid Leaving the Mountains follows the story of a Daoist lineage from its Yuan and Ming dynasty origins, through the fall of imperial China and the chaos of the Cultural…
Wisdom of the Wild by Dawn H. Li Dao Fables: Wisdom of the Wild is a beautifully illustrated collection of animal stories inspired by Daoist philosophy. Each tale features two animals whose interactions reveal lessons on balance, flow, harmony, and…
The Fate of the Thunder Drum Lineage by Karine Martin This unique presentation by a fully trained and deeply immersed Western Daoist outlines the transformation of the monastic Quanzhen order after the Cultural Revolution, focusing on the Thunder Drum (Leigutai)…
An Almanac of Inner Daoist Cosmology by Dr. Baolin Wu and Austin Lane Muhs, in cooperation with Kevin T. Hill, Jessica Eckstein, Michael McBride, Paulina Wierzbicka, and Brent Christopher Wulf Human Body Fengshui is a unique journey into the mindset…
Dog Mother explores the powerful relationship the dog has with humanity. From a Daoist perspective, it examines the pivotal role the dog has in world culture through studies of folklore, mythology, and religion. Opening new insights on the dog’s significance and ample cross-cultural connections. Dr. Baolin Wu reveals the spirit that connects dog and humanity in sharing for the first time the Chinese zodiac’s Dog Qigong from the White Cloud Temple in Beijing. A practice embodying the canine spirit to transform the practitioner, to increase the body’s ability to self-heal, and to establish a deep relationship with nature. In addition, he also offers Dog Neigong exercises, simple enough to perform throughout the day to increase the body’s natural senses (smelling, hearing, seeing) generating health and long life. The book is a cultural treasure-trove, a formidable cornucopia of dog lore, and a potent resource for self-healing and Daoist realization. A must-read for all interested in dogs, personal cultivation, and cultural exploration.
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A Modern Daoist Perspective on the Twelve Animal Zodiac A Bright Light in the Darkness presents the vast variety of Daoist perspectives on the twelve-animal zodiac together with its practical application. It introduced the concept of the inner and outer…
