determining role of cyclicity in cosmic and natural processes for formation of energy figures in chinese classical zhen jiu therapy
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Abstract
The article covers the questions of cosmic and natural phenomena, identity, cyclic nature and parallelism of their constant changes. The authors regard it as a starting point for giving definitions to fundamental terms in Canon of Changes (Yi jing) which is a methodological basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM); law of dynamic alternation of Yin and Yang, their cyclic regularity, succession, constancy and symmetry at any level of organization of the being; concept of changes as a function of movement; origin and numerological value of fundamental numerals and characters: the energy images of Canon of Changes; their mutual definition and mutual derivation as well as synchronizing indivisibility.
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| Authors | ;Alexey I. Falev;Victor L. Kokorin |
| Journal | Research in developmental disabilities |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.12710/cardiometry.2016.9.1119
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