In part three of this series of live events on the six phasic model of cosmology and physiology, we will continue with an exploration of the Taiyin System. We will examine its significance as the source of all post-natal energies, taking into account the fundamental yin-yang dynamic of its energetic nature of damp earth and its primary function of yùnhuà (運化), transporting and transforming.
Building from Chinese medical first principles, this talk will provide a detailed structure of the Taiyin landscape. We will unpack the Taiyin constellation of anatomical resonance, energetic dynamics, and psycho-emotional expression in order to better comprehend the relevant lines of the Shang Han Lun. We will also break down Taiyin level treatment strategies into fundamental categories based on their principle action of circulation and tonification.
In this real time event participants can expect to develop a deeper ability to:
- recognize the physiological and psycho-emotional components of the Taiyin network
- clearly differentiate Taiyin conditions from other stages of pathology
- formulate cohesive and effective treatment strategies for different forms of Taiyin disease
- recognize the underlying principles of Taiyin formula construction
- appreciate the outer display of the Spirit and its essential virtues as an integral aspect of diagnosis
You’ll have lifetime access to the recording of this Qiological Live seminar
Event fee $35, length 90 minutes
Saturday December 17, 2022
9am Pacific • 10am Mountain • 11am Central • 12 noon Eastern
Your Instructor For This Class
Bryan McMahon is a uniquely qualified clinical practitioner, scholar and instructor of Ancient Chinese medicine (ACM). Having spent 15 in Asia, he is one of only a handful of Western practitioners to have completed the five-year traditional medical program at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, entirely in Mandarin. Bryan has been blessed to study extensively with many highly accomplished practitioners, most notably as a long-term apprentice to Dr. Li Xin. Bryan moved to Portland, OR in 2015, joining the faculty of the NUNM College of Classical Chinese Medicine while continuing his clinical research into the treatment of complex and often otherwise unresponsive conditions.
In 2021, he relocated to beautiful Costa Rica to pursue training in the non-dual Dharma technologies of the Mahasiddha tradition under the direct tutelage of his mentor, Kolbjorn Martens. He maintains regular online teaching, writing and remote consultation work from his home in the coastal foothills of Uvita.
