Understanding Your Life is a guided tour of life from conception to death. Your guide is Warwick Poon, a gentle, compassionate, humble man who shares his wisdom about life through the lens of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Drawing on his own wealth of experience as a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the author explains the perspectives of this ancient tradition on subjects as diverse as self-discipline, relationships, human growth and development, parenting and sex.
Originally written as a series of essays this book is drawn together with a narrative thread of life from 'How to make the best baby you can' to 'Death'. The reader can choose to select a chapter of interest or can read from cover to cover.
Understanding Your Life is an intensely personal book with a disarming frankness and honesty. The author shares from his heart some very practical lifestyle advice without any agenda or gestures towards political correctness. This lifestyle advice is always underpinned by explanations drawn from ancient Chinese medical and cultural traditions to help the reader to understand the rationale behind the advice.
Understanding Your Life has something for everyone because it is fundamentally all about our shared experience of being human from cradle to grave.
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
Dicke: 10 mm
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978-0-6484302-0-9 (9780648430209)
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Warwick Poon is a fourth generation Australian whose genes led him to martial arts in his early teens. By the time he was twenty one he had been chosen by his Hapkido master to apprentice in Korean Acupuncture / Acupressure. He later went on to study Traditional Chinese Medicine at the first college in Melbourne to teach Chinese Acupuncture and has completed a Masters in Acupuncture at the University of Western Sydney. For the last 15 years he has been a keen practitioner of Medical Qigong. Having practiced Chinese Medicine for more than thirty years, his knowledge of the human condition and how to balance and manage energies to support a patient's potential is both extensive and interesting
