INTERVIEW
In this interview by Dean Mouscher, Dr. Edward Neal discusses the philosophy behind his approach to teaching Chinese medicine at The Apricot Grove. The conversation centers on what sets Dr. Neal's teaching apart: a direct, rigorous engagement with the Huangdi Neijing (the "Yellow Emperor's Classic"), the foundational text most practitioners are told to read in school but rarely understand.
PERSPECTIVE
With Mel Hopper Koppelman, DAc
The Huangdi Neijing is one of the most influential medical texts in human history. It has shaped the healthcare of billions of people over two thousand years. And yet almost no one outside of East Asian medicine has read it — or taken it seriously. This video is about why that's a mistake, why that's changing and why the questions modern science is only beginning to ask are questions the Neijing was built to answer.
With Dr. Edward Neal and Michael DeAgro
Art and the creative process are established upon basic processes of the natural world. In this 90 minute public discussion, Apricot Grove artist-in-residence Michael DeAgro and Apricot Grove Medical Director Dr. Edward Neal discuss the interrelationship between art, nature, and medicine, and investigate the important role art can play in medical practice.
With Dr. Edward Neal
Advances in Neijing classical text research over the past several decades have reshaped our understanding of early concepts in Chinese medicine and provided new models of health and illness. In this one-hour public talk, Dr. Edward Neal discusses new concepts of disease pathogenesis and therapy by examining recent reevaluations of cancer.
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Wisdom of the Cosmos: Introduction to NNBM
NNBM: 2-Year Postgraduate Mentorship Training
道可道非常道名可名非常名無名天地之始有名萬物之母故常無欲以觀其妙常有欲以觀其徼
The Dao that can be percieved by our mind is not the true Dao. The name that can be perceived by our ears is not the true name. The world without names creates the patterns of heaven and earth; the world with names is the mother of the Ten Thousand Things. Thus, to perceive the mysteries, let your desires fall away. To experience the world of limitations, hold them tight.
Dao De Jing
Chapter 1