Sun's Season of Channels: An Introduction to Chinese Philosophy, Chinese Medical Theory, and Channels

Sun’s Season of Channels
	Cover
	Of related interest
	Title page
	Copyright
	Contents
	Foreword by Simon Becker
	Acknowledgements
	Introduction
	1. Sun Visits Their Grandparents
	2. The Difficulty of Grasping the Classics
	Part I: The Theory of Yin and Yang
		3. The Essence of Yin and Yang
		4. Yin and Yang and the Four Seasons
	Part II: The Theory of Five Elements
		5. Four Becomes Five
		6. From Seasons to Elements
		7. The Associations of the Five Elements
		8. The Movements of the Five Elements
	Part III: The View of the Human Body in Channel Theory
		9. Yin and Yang in Relationship to the Human Body
		10. What Exactly Is a Channel?
		11. The Mysterious Qi
		12. The Internal Organs and the Bowels
		13. The Three Divisions of the Human Body
	Part IV: Understanding of the Channels
		14. The General Flow of Channels
		15. The Meaning behind the Chinese Names of the Channels
		16. Associating the Organs and Bowels with the Channels
		17. Each Channel Will Have Its Hour: The Channel Clock
	Part V: The Channels on the Body
		18. Channels in the Arm
		19. Channels in the Leg
		20. Channels in the Torso
		21. Channels in the Head
		22. The Midline Crisis: The Governing and Conception
Vessels
		23. Sun Goes Home
	The Book of Channels
		1. The Tai Yin Lung Channel
		2. The Yang Ming Large Intestine Channel
		3. The Yang Ming Stomach Channel
		4. The Tai Yin Spleen Channel
		5. The Shao Yin Heart Channel
		6. The Tai Yang Small Intestine Channel
		7. The Tai Yang Bladder Channel
		8. The Shao Yin Kidney Channel
		9. The Jue Yin Pericardium Channel
		10. The Shao Yang Triple Warmer Channel
		11. The Shao Yang Gall Bladder Channel
		12. The Jue Yin Liver Channel
		13. The Governing Vessel
		14. The Conception Vessel