Tibetan Medicine

Tibetan medicine Tibetan medicine has been developed in isolated mountainous areas of Tibet for more than a thousand years, but China is a custom of Tibet, but still holds a completely different perspective from Western doctors. Tibetan medicine emphasizes science, belief, perception, spirituality, karma and philosophy, but western medicine is almost completely based on science. In the West, religion and spirituality are considered to be completely unrelated to treatment and medical practice.

Tibetan medicine is a traditional medical system of Ladakh and has been around for over 1000 years. This traditional healing school contains elements of Ayurveda and herbal medicine in combination with the philosophy of Tibetan Buddhism and cosmology. The only medical system that people can use for centuries is amchi, and traditional doctors follow the Tibetan medical tradition. Amchi drugs continue to be an integral part of public health, especially in remote areas. Government, regional and international organizations are working on the development and restoration of this traditional treatment system. Efforts are being made to protect the intellectual property rights of Ami medicines for the people of Ladak. The government is also trying to promote sea buckthorn in the form of juice or jam. Because it claims to have medicinal properties.

In 1992, I spent seven weeks in Dharamsala, Tibetan community in India. Here I met a scientist Jhampa of Tibetan Medicine. When I told him I was studying herbal medicine, he said: "Tibetan medicine is the mother of all medicines, I think you should know the source of it." My Chinese medicine's beating learning is different. "Jhampa explained how to diagnose the pulse of a dead man and he told me how to predict the death of a person in the distance and how to feel the person in the pulse to die. Traces he talked about hopeless blood for grabbing the veins of life, but this part is usually very intertwined I feel tearing memory, lessons, food, meat growth, and spirit come out of the body can do.

Since then, depression has fallen in the center of Tyyr Bagan. During meditation, he often dreamed of giving boring ancient letters and Tibetan medical books instead of labor. To win Daruma's career? This makes no sense because it can be argued that only the best people are Dharma's teachers. He can not recite a passage. In addition, he once broke the conduct of the monaster - when he left the classroom for a while, he ate millet from his friend Tuulay brothers.