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In the Buddhist tradition,
the 3 causes of
dis-ease are:
Delusion
Hatred
Desire
and now
Fear
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Tibetan Medicine Cards are from illustrations done in the 17th century. They form the basis of traditional Tibetan medicine.
Tibetan medicine incorporated aspects of Hindu, Chinese, classical Greek, and Near Eastern healing practices, brought together cosmic, meteorological, physiological, and pathological aspects in a rationally ordered conceptual framework that explained the world in a few physical laws. The Tibetan Buddhist medical synthesis is a marvelously complex doctrine that pays equal attention to body and spirit.
What a vast difference from today’s medical doctrines.
Tibetan Medicine Cards go back to a time before Big Pharm highjacked our culture, invented diseases, created pills for us to swallow “ad infinatum.”
At the time of the Tibetan Medicine Cards, there were 3 basic causes for disease:
• illusion
• hatred
• desire
And now that Big Pharm has taken over print ads and TV, we’ve added FEAR. Prescription drugs are the #1 cause death in the USA. Our fears are slowly killing us.
The Tibetan Medicine Cards can help us turn away from this fear. They generate love and gratitude.
Tibetan Medicine Cards include these:
Poisons; Greater Elixir of Rejuvenation; Lesser Elixir of Rejuvenation: Virility & Fertility; Pulse Divination I; Pulse Divination II; Pulse Divination III; Summary: Imaginary Diseases; Subsequent Tantra: Envoi; Master of Remedies; Root of Physiology and Pathology; Human Embryology; Anatomy (anterior view); Anatomy (posterior view); Vulnerable Points (anterior view); Vulnerable Points (posterior view); Categories of Pathology; Conduct, Taste & Potency; Gemstones & Minerals; Materia Medica I; Materia Medica II; Materia Medica III; Materia Medica IV; Materia Medica V; Materia Medica VI; Medicinal Compounds I; Medicinal Compounds II; Prophylaxis, Diagnosis, Therapeutic Principals; The Practicing Physician
Tibetan Medicine Card healing energies are available to be included in your Medicine Bundle.
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