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Welcome!

I am honored to share my thoughts on Chinese medicine and life.

Here, I intend to communicate the subtleties of the medicine as revealed in the classical texts such as the Nanjing (Classic of Difficulties), Nei Jing Su Wen (Simple Questions), and Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Cold Damage).  These Han dynasty texts provide the matrix on which Chinese medical thought is based.

Chinese medicine is a dynamic form of medicine, rooted in an understanding of solar, lunar and seasonal cycles – a medicine of time and space.  Successful Chinese medical treatment that leads to vitality and a robust and strong homeodynamic state. It’s practice aims at the synchronization of human biorhythms and circadian rhythms with cosmic and natural cycles. These cycles are revealed in each season, day, year, ebb and flow of the sun and the moon, in oceans tides, ebb and flow of rivers, streams and glaciers. These and countless other natural phenomena were observed by Chinese thinkers and were incorporated into the philosophical foundations of Chinese civilization.

This is the code on which Chinese medicine is built.  We understand it as 應 ying (resonance), yin and yang, five phases, twelve primary channels of acupuncture and moxabustion, five yin viscera and six bowels, and many other principles.  It takes time and practice, observation and patience, to come to know and embody this ‘virtual world’. These virtues are necessary if we are to gain an “understanding” of the medicine, or even more so learn to live in accordance with the code and rhythms of nature.

All input to the human organism is ‘information’

and must be managed economically and effectively in order to create order, not chaos inside what Claude Bernard called the ‘internal milieu’. This can be in the form of acupuncture and moxabustion, herbal medicine, massage, diet, music, mental and emotional impressions, and exercise.

Afterglow
Ripples in the Flow

Z’ev is signing books!

Come visit Z’ev at Pacific Symposium 2024 and get your signed copies of Afterglow and Ripples in the Flow.

Friday, November 1st at 11:15 am, at the Far East Summit booth

Z’ev Rosenberg Teaching Schedule

AUTUMN 2024 – SPRING 2025

Wei Qi Gone Wild: Classical Chinese Medicine and Immune / Autoimmune Dysfunction

Thursday, October 31, 2024

Join Z’ev for an in-depth investigation into the relationship of wei qi/defense qi and ying qi/construction qi in the Ling Shu and Nan Jing, and its application to chronic disorders related to circadian disruptions.

Pacific Symposium
San Diego, CA

LEARN MORE & REGISTER:
symposium.pacificcollege.edu

Li Dongyuan and Spleen / Stomach Theory

October 13, November 11, and December 15, 2024 (Sundays)

Z’ev will be giving a doctoral seminar on the acupuncture and herbal medicine strategies of Dr. Li.

Yo San University
Los Angeles, CA

1) Ministerial Fire and Autoimmune Disorders in Chinese Medicine

2) Immunological Maps in Chinese Medicine

Sunday, December 1 and 8, 2024

Z’ev will deliver lectures on five phases, six channels, three burners, and four aspects to International College of Oriental Medicine.

International College of Oriental Medicine
East Grinstead, England

LEARN MORE & REGISTER:
orientalmed.ac.uk

Accessing the Nan Jing in Clinical Practice

Thursday, December 19, 2024
7:00-9:30pm

Join Z’ev for this enlightening evening Tea Talk at the Taoist Sanctuary.

San Diego, CA

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
taoistsanctuary.org

Ripples in the Flow: Nan Jing Vessel Diagnosis and Treatment

Sunday, January 25, 2025
10:00am-5:00pm

Z’ev will teach this day long techniques workshop at the Taoist Sanctuary, based on his book Ripples in the Flow.

San Diego, CA

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
taoistsanctuary.org

Chinese Medicine Seminar

Sunday, March 30, 2025

Z’ev will give a seminar on Chinese medicine based on his over 40 years of acupuncture practice and teaching Chinese medicine.

Kassandra Wellness Group
Houston, TX

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
kassandrawellness.com

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