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New Light On Tibetan Medicine : Volume I – Foundations
Dr. Pasang Yonten Arya
Foundations is the first textbook of the New Light series. This beautifully illustrated volume introduces the Buddhist roots and historical development of Sowa Rigpa, as well as the structure of the most important Tibetan medical text: the Four Tantras (Gyüzhi). Based on this classic yet adding novel insights, the main focus of the book is the systematic explanation of the three humors, metabolism, embryology, and the functions of the organs, channels, and chakras.
Treasury Of Tibetan Medical History
THE SONG FOR REMEMBERING GURU YUTOK
Dr. Pasang Yonten Arya
An award-winning overview of Sowa Rigpa’s historical development with an emphasis on the major medical schools and the lives of famous physicians, also documenting the early years of Tibetan medicine in Indian exile for the first time.
[MAIN CONTENT IN TIBETAN ONLY]
Dictionary Of Tibetan Materia Medica
YUTOK’S MIND ORNAMENT OF A HUNDRED THOUSAND HERBS
Dr. Pasang Yonten Arya
A pioneering alphabetical dictionary that documents three thousand Tibetan medical ingredient names, enabling the identification of relatively unknown synonyms while also providing brief descriptions based on the principal classical sources.
[MAIN CONTENT IN TIBETAN ONLY]
Manual of Common Illnesses and their Cures in Tibetan Medicine
Dr. Pasang Yonten Arya
A concise and highly practical guidebook on Tibetan medicine (Sowa Rigpa), covering the diagnosis and treatment of more than eighty diseases and presenting more than two hundred formula names, with an emphasis on self-sufficient practice.
[MAIN CONTENT IN TIBETAN ONLY]
