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What we have been reading
Not an exhaustive list — the books we and the people around us have found most useful in understanding Qi Gong. Recommendations are always welcome.
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The Complete Book of Chinese Medicine By Wong Kiew Kit
It is not a complete guide, but a great book. More technical than his other books, but rich in understanding and information.
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The Methods of Zhineng Qigong Science
One of the original, go-to reference books for Zhineng Qigong in English. Covering levels 1, 2 and 3 this book is great for reference.
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The Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy
A reference for Students of Physical Therapy, Medicine, Sports and Bodywork Available in paperback, spiral bound and electronic versions.
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The Root of Chinese Qigong By Yang, Jwing-Ming
A useful reference book for terminology and understanding from a Chinese perspective.
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The Spark in the Machine By Dr Daniel Keown
An amusing and insightful book exploring the eastern and western perspectives of how the body functions.
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The Three Treasures
Detailed, great referencing and a really helpful perspective on the Three Treasures.
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The Web That Has No Weaver By Ted Kaptchuk
A go-to book on Chinese Medicine that has been popular with western audiences for over 20 years.
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The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Medicine
This is an accessible version of the classic of Chinese Medicine.
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Wood Becomes Water By Gail Reichstein
An exploration of Chinese Medicine that helps to explain 5 Element Theory in an accessible and relevant way for a western audience.