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Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Prepare for the NCCAOM Herbology exam, the California Acupuncture Licensing Examination (CALE), or the Pan-Canadian TCM Herbalist exam with 1,250 Chinese herbology practice questions, every one answered and explained. This complete study guide and board review for Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal exams covers materia medica, formulas, pattern identification, clinical case studies, and herbal safety, with a difficulty level on every question so you can focus your test prep where it counts.Herbal exams test more than memorization. You must reason from a patient's signs to a pattern, a treatment principle, and the right formula. This book trains every step of that chain, in the formats the board exams use.What's insideDetailed explanations showing why the correct answer is right and why the distractors are wrongClinical case clusters (about 30% of the book) that follow one patient from pattern to formula, modification, and cautionMatching sets that drill the distinctions examiners test mostDifficulty levels (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced) and an exam overview for each partHerbs with pharmaceutical Latin names; formulas with English namesSix parts, 57 chaptersFoundations: natures and flavors, toxicity, incompatibilities, processing, dosage, formula structurePattern Identification: eight principles, zang-fu, six stages, four levels, tongue and pulseMateria Medica: all major herb categories, similar-herb comparisons, toxic herbs, contraindicationsFormulas: composition, ingredient roles, formula families, modificationsClinical Application: internal medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, patent medicinesSafety: toxic herbs, aristolochic acid, herb-drug interactions, quality, special populationsWho this book is for: candidates for the NCCAOM Chinese Herbology module, CALE, or the Pan-Canadian TCM Herbalist exam; students in acupuncture and Oriental medicine programs; and practitioners reviewing herbs and formulas.Part of the Acupuncture and TCM Board Exam Prep series, with 1,100 Acupuncture Exam Practice Questions and 1,001 Biomedicine Practice Questions for Acupuncture Board Exams.Not affiliated with or endorsed by NCCAOM, the California Acupuncture Board, or CARB-TCMPA. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 519.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Behind the nine hand seals lies a world of sacred mountains, fierce deities, protective rituals, and journeys of transformation.Shugendo and the Yamabushi, the Mountain Ascetics Behind Kuji-In introduces the history, legends, and practices of Japan's mountain religion. Written by Lido Migo as a companion to The Way of Kuji, it follows the nine characters into the landscapes and religious communities that gave them meaning.The journey begins with En no Gyoja, the ascetic revered as Shugendo's founder, and the stories of unruly spirits, divine encounters, and exile that surround his life. It then explores a tradition shaped by Buddhist teachings, kami worship, and mountain pilgrimage, tracing its development through changing institutions, suppression, and renewal.From Yoshino and Kumano to the three mountains of Dewa Sanzan, readers discover how a landscape becomes a mandala and how walking, clothing, sacred speech, and ritual embody a teaching. The book examines the symbolism of death and rebirth, the three mysteries of body, speech, and mind, and the significance of waterfall practice, fire offerings, and the yamabushi's distinctive equipment.Returning to kuji-in and kuji-kiri, it explores the Chinese ancestry of the nine-character formula, the relationship between hand seals and grid cutting, and their roles in protection and ritual preparation. Chapters on lineage differences, Marishiten, and the modern ninja image connect familiar gestures with a richer religious and cultural history.Photographs of the nine hand seals, an illustrated introduction to the nine cuts, and explanations of their names, sounds, and meanings provide a concrete starting point. Eight appendices offer a chronology, an overview of lineages and sacred places, an equipment reference, pronunciation guidance, and a glossary, followed by a bibliography and suggestions for further study.Throughout, historical evidence, religious legend, and contemporary philosophical reflection remain clearly distinguished, allowing each to contribute its own perspective.For readers of Japanese religion, esoteric Buddhism, sacred landscapes, and contemplative traditions, this book opens a path from the gestures of the hands to the life of the mountains-and to the responsibilities that await after the descent. Explore Shugendo, Japan's mountain religion, and the yamabushi behind kuji-in. Discover their history, legends, sacred landscapes, and rituals, with photographs of the nine hand seals and an introduction to kuji-kiri. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Kuji-kiri is the Japanese ritual of protection in which the practitioner, with the index and middle fingers extended as a sword, cuts a lattice of nine strokes in the air while intoning nine syllables - and by that act draws a boundary: a ward around a room, a doorway, a journey, or oneself. Made famous by the ninja of film and comics, it is in fact seventeen centuries old, with roots in Daoist China and its mature form in the esoteric Buddhism and Shugendo of Japan. This book is the first full-length study and manual of the practice in English.The Way of Kuji, Volume II is written in two registers and keeps them apart. As history, it follows the nine syllables - Rin, Pyo, To, Sha, Kai, Jin, Retsu, Zai, Zen - from a fourth-century Daoist mountain manual, the Baopuzi, through the grid-drawing rites of Chinese almanacs, the ritual assembly of the nine-character protection rite in Japan, the sword of Fudo Myoo, and the battlefield devotions of the samurai, down to two objects that survive today: wooden spell-tablets excavated from a medieval village stream, and the lattice that the women divers of Mie still stitch onto their headscarves before entering the sea. The ninja legend is tested against the Bansenshukai itself. Throughout, the book distinguishes what the documents establish, what tradition transmits, and what modern imagination has added.As a manual, it teaches the practice in words, photographs, and diagrams: forming the sword seal and the sheathed position in their standard and variant forms; the formal nine-stroke kuji-kiri, one breath to one stroke, with a complete stroke-order diagram; the haya-kuji, the swift nine for urgent moments; raising a ward upon a space and, without fail, releasing it; making talismans modeled on the excavated tablets and the divers' doman; and a thirty-six-day training program with questions and answers. Appendices provide a one-page summary table, a comparison of stroke orders and deity assignments across lineages, the annotated Baopuzi passage, photographs of all nine hand seals with their Japanese mantras, a glossary, and a full bibliography.The book asks for no belief. It sets the language of tradition and the language of the present side by side and adjudicates neither, offering the reader a short, clear, repeatable procedure - and the discernment to tell, when next confronted with a claim about ninja, yamabushi, or ancient Daoist masters, which stratum of history it stands on.For readers of Japanese religion and folklore, students of ninjutsu and the martial arts, practitioners of meditation and ritual, and libraries building collections in East Asian religion and esoteric practice.Volume II of the series The Way of Kuji. Volume I, Opening Consciousness, teaches the nine hand seals (kuji-in). This volume stands on its own; the seals it requires are summarized in an appendix. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 265.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Kuji-kiri is the Japanese ritual of protection in which the practitioner, with the index and middle fingers extended as a sword, cuts a lattice of nine strokes in the air while intoning nine syllables - and by that act draws a boundary: a ward around a room, a doorway, a journey, or oneself. Made famous by the ninja of film and comics, it is in fact seventeen centuries old, with roots in Daoist China and its mature form in the esoteric Buddhism and Shugendo of Japan. This book is the first full-length study and manual of the practice in English.The Way of Kuji, Volume II is written in two registers and keeps them apart. As history, it follows the nine syllables - Rin, Pyo, To, Sha, Kai, Jin, Retsu, Zai, Zen - from a fourth-century Daoist mountain manual, the Baopuzi, through the grid-drawing rites of Chinese almanacs, the ritual assembly of the nine-character protection rite in Japan, the sword of Fudo Myoo, and the battlefield devotions of the samurai, down to two objects that survive today: wooden spell-tablets excavated from a medieval village stream, and the lattice that the women divers of Mie still stitch onto their headscarves before entering the sea. The ninja legend is tested against the Bansenshukai itself. Throughout, the book distinguishes what the documents establish, what tradition transmits, and what modern imagination has added.As a manual, it teaches the practice in words, photographs, and diagrams: forming the sword seal and the sheathed position in their standard and variant forms; the formal nine-stroke kuji-kiri, one breath to one stroke, with a complete stroke-order diagram; the haya-kuji, the swift nine for urgent moments; raising a ward upon a space and, without fail, releasing it; making talismans modeled on the excavated tablets and the divers' doman; and a thirty-six-day training program with questions and answers. Appendices provide a one-page summary table, a comparison of stroke orders and deity assignments across lineages, the annotated Baopuzi passage, photographs of all nine hand seals with their Japanese mantras, a glossary, and a full bibliography.The book asks for no belief. It sets the language of tradition and the language of the present side by side and adjudicates neither, offering the reader a short, clear, repeatable procedure - and the discernment to tell, when next confronted with a claim about ninja, yamabushi, or ancient Daoist masters, which stratum of history it stands on.For readers of Japanese religion and folklore, students of ninjutsu and the martial arts, practitioners of meditation and ritual, and libraries building collections in East Asian religion and esoteric practice.Volume II of the series The Way of Kuji. Volume I, Opening Consciousness, teaches the nine hand seals (kuji-in). This volume stands on its own; the seals it requires are summarized in an appendix. A history and step-by-step manual of kuji-kiri, the Japanese nine-stroke ritual of protection: origins, surviving talismans, and the complete practice with photographs and diagrams. Volume II of The Way of Kuji. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can you name the pattern, choose the right formula, write it out with correct doses, and change it when the patient comes back different? The NCCAOM Chinese Herbology exam, the California Acupuncture Licensing Examination (CALE), and the Pan-Canadian TCM board exams all test that. This book gives you 617 case-based practice questions so you can train those exact skills before exam day, with a full model answer and explanation for every question.617 Chinese Herbology Case Study Practice Questions with Explanations works through 101 realistic clinical cases, each one taken from first visit to follow-up. For every case you will: Identify the TCM disease and the pattern diagnosisState the treatment principleSelect the best formula, or write it out with its herbs and daily doses (decoction basis)Modify the prescription at a follow-up visit when the pattern changesExplain your reasoning and tell this pattern apart from the one it is most easily confused withGive practical advice on diet, lifestyle, medication, and safetyThe 11 cases in the final part follow the patient through three visits, so you practice recognizing progression through the six stages and four levels, cold turning to heat, and excess turning to deficiency.WHAT YOU GET101 cases and 617 questions, labeled Basic, Intermediate, or AdvancedAn even mix of multiple-choice and written answers, for both formula selection and follow-up modificationModel answers with scoring points, accepted dose ranges, and partial-credit rules, so you can grade written answers yourselfExplanations of why each wrong option is wrongFormula composition tables with dose, role, and preparation (decoct first, add near the end, wrap, melt)SAFETY AND MODERN PRACTICEExams increasingly test safe practice, and so does this book. You will find dosage and caution notes for toxic and restricted substances such as Fu Zi, Chuan Wu, Xi Xin, Ma Huang, Cang Er Zi, Bai Guo, and Quan Xie. You will also practice herb-drug coordination with warfarin, SSRIs, chemotherapy, and chronic kidney disease, safety in pregnancy and breastfeeding, substitutes for aristolochic acid herbs and endangered species, and the red flags that call for medical referral.COVERAGEExterior and Lung conditions, Spleen and Stomach, Liver and Gallbladder, Heart and Shen, Kidney and urinary, qi, blood, fluid, and metabolic disorders, painful obstruction and wind-stroke, gynecology and obstetrics, dermatology and ENT, pediatrics and geriatrics, and complex multi-visit cases. An opening section explains how to approach case questions and includes four worked examples. 617 practice questions and 101 clinical cases for the NCCAOM Chinese Herbology, CALE, and Pan-Canadian TCM exams. Diagnose, choose and write formulas with doses, modify at follow-up, and master safety, with model answers and full explanations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Prepare for the NCCAOM Herbology exam, the California Acupuncture Licensing Examination (CALE), or the Pan-Canadian TCM Herbalist exam with 1,250 Chinese herbology practice questions, every one answered and explained. This complete study guide and board review for Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal exams covers materia medica, formulas, pattern identification, clinical case studies, and herbal safety, with a difficulty level on every question so you can focus your test prep where it counts.Herbal exams test more than memorization. You must reason from a patient's signs to a pattern, a treatment principle, and the right formula. This book trains every step of that chain, in the formats the board exams use.What's insideDetailed explanations showing why the correct answer is right and why the distractors are wrongClinical case clusters (about 30% of the book) that follow one patient from pattern to formula, modification, and cautionMatching sets that drill the distinctions examiners test mostDifficulty levels (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced) and an exam overview for each partHerbs with pharmaceutical Latin names; formulas with English namesSix parts, 57 chaptersFoundations: natures and flavors, toxicity, incompatibilities, processing, dosage, formula structurePattern Identification: eight principles, zang-fu, six stages, four levels, tongue and pulseMateria Medica: all major herb categories, similar-herb comparisons, toxic herbs, contraindicationsFormulas: composition, ingredient roles, formula families, modificationsClinical Application: internal medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, geriatrics, patent medicinesSafety: toxic herbs, aristolochic acid, herb-drug interactions, quality, special populationsWho this book is for: candidates for the NCCAOM Chinese Herbology module, CALE, or the Pan-Canadian TCM Herbalist exam; students in acupuncture and Oriental medicine programs; and practitioners reviewing herbs and formulas.Part of the Acupuncture and TCM Board Exam Prep series, with 1,100 Acupuncture Exam Practice Questions and 1,001 Biomedicine Practice Questions for Acupuncture Board Exams.Not affiliated with or endorsed by NCCAOM, the California Acupuncture Board, or CARB-TCMPA. 1,250 Chinese herbology practice questions with explanations for the NCCAOM Herbology, CALE, and Pan-Canadian TCM Herbalist exams: materia medica, formulas, case studies, and herbal safety. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Behind the nine hand seals lies a world of sacred mountains, fierce deities, protective rituals, and journeys of transformation.Shugendo and the Yamabushi, the Mountain Ascetics Behind Kuji-In introduces the history, legends, and practices of Japan's mountain religion. Written by Lido Migo as a companion to The Way of Kuji, it follows the nine characters into the landscapes and religious communities that gave them meaning.The journey begins with En no Gyoja, the ascetic revered as Shugendo's founder, and the stories of unruly spirits, divine encounters, and exile that surround his life. It then explores a tradition shaped by Buddhist teachings, kami worship, and mountain pilgrimage, tracing its development through changing institutions, suppression, and renewal.From Yoshino and Kumano to the three mountains of Dewa Sanzan, readers discover how a landscape becomes a mandala and how walking, clothing, sacred speech, and ritual embody a teaching. The book examines the symbolism of death and rebirth, the three mysteries of body, speech, and mind, and the significance of waterfall practice, fire offerings, and the yamabushi's distinctive equipment.Returning to kuji-in and kuji-kiri, it explores the Chinese ancestry of the nine-character formula, the relationship between hand seals and grid cutting, and their roles in protection and ritual preparation. Chapters on lineage differences, Marishiten, and the modern ninja image connect familiar gestures with a richer religious and cultural history.Photographs of the nine hand seals, an illustrated introduction to the nine cuts, and explanations of their names, sounds, and meanings provide a concrete starting point. Eight appendices offer a chronology, an overview of lineages and sacred places, an equipment reference, pronunciation guidance, and a glossary, followed by a bibliography and suggestions for further study.Throughout, historical evidence, religious legend, and contemporary philosophical reflection remain clearly distinguished, allowing each to contribute its own perspective.For readers of Japanese religion, esoteric Buddhism, sacred landscapes, and contemplative traditions, this book opens a path from the gestures of the hands to the life of the mountains-and to the responsibilities that await after the descent. Explore Shugendo, Japan's mountain religion, and the yamabushi behind kuji-in. Discover their history, legends, sacred landscapes, and rituals, with photographs of the nine hand seals and an introduction to kuji-kiri. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Behind the nine hand seals lies a world of sacred mountains, fierce deities, protective rituals, and journeys of transformation.Shugendo and the Yamabushi, the Mountain Ascetics Behind Kuji-In introduces the history, legends, and practices of Japan's mountain religion. Written by Lido Migo as a companion to The Way of Kuji, it follows the nine characters into the landscapes and religious communities that gave them meaning.The journey begins with En no Gyoja, the ascetic revered as Shugendo's founder, and the stories of unruly spirits, divine encounters, and exile that surround his life. It then explores a tradition shaped by Buddhist teachings, kami worship, and mountain pilgrimage, tracing its development through changing institutions, suppression, and renewal.From Yoshino and Kumano to the three mountains of Dewa Sanzan, readers discover how a landscape becomes a mandala and how walking, clothing, sacred speech, and ritual embody a teaching. The book examines the symbolism of death and rebirth, the three mysteries of body, speech, and mind, and the significance of waterfall practice, fire offerings, and the yamabushi's distinctive equipment.Returning to kuji-in and kuji-kiri, it explores the Chinese ancestry of the nine-character formula, the relationship between hand seals and grid cutting, and their roles in protection and ritual preparation. Chapters on lineage differences, Marishiten, and the modern ninja image connect familiar gestures with a richer religious and cultural history.Photographs of the nine hand seals, an illustrated introduction to the nine cuts, and explanations of their names, sounds, and meanings provide a concrete starting point. Eight appendices offer a chronology, an overview of lineages and sacred places, an equipment reference, pronunciation guidance, and a glossary, followed by a bibliography and suggestions for further study.Throughout, historical evidence, religious legend, and contemporary philosophical reflection remain clearly distinguished, allowing each to contribute its own perspective.For readers of Japanese religion, esoteric Buddhism, sacred landscapes, and contemplative traditions, this book opens a path from the gestures of the hands to the life of the mountains-and to the responsibilities that await after the descent.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Can you name the pattern, choose the right formula, write it out with correct doses, and change it when the patient comes back different The NCCAOM Chinese Herbology exam, the California Acupuncture Licensing Examination (CALE), and the Pan-Canadian TCM board exams all test that. This book gives you 617 case-based practice questions so you can train those exact skills before exam day, with a full model answer and explanation for every question.617 Chinese Herbology Case Study Practice Questions with Explanations works through 101 realistic clinical cases, each one taken from first visit to follow-up. For every case you will:Identify the TCM disease and the pattern diagnosisState the treatment principleSelect the best formula, or write it out with its herbs and daily doses (decoction basis)Modify the prescription at a follow-up visit when the pattern changesExplain your reasoning and tell this pattern apart from the one it is most easily confused withGive practical advice on diet, lifestyle, medication, and safetyThe 11 cases in the final part follow the patient through three visits, so you practice recognizing progression through the six stages and four levels, cold turning to heat, and excess turning to deficiency.WHAT YOU GET101 cases and 617 questions, labeled Basic, Intermediate, or AdvancedAn even mix of multiple-choice and written answers, for both formula selection and follow-up modificationModel answers with scoring points, accepted dose ranges, and partial-credit rules, so you can grade written answers yourselfExplanations of why each wrong option is wrongFormula composition tables with dose, role, and preparation (decoct first, add near the end, wrap, melt)SAFETY AND MODERN PRACTICEExams increasingly test safe practice, and so does this book. You will find dosage and caution notes for toxic and restricted substances such as Fu Zi, Chuan Wu, Xi Xin, Ma Huang, Cang Er Zi, Bai Guo, and Quan Xie. You will also practice herb-drug coordination with warfarin, SSRIs, chemotherapy, and chronic kidney disease, safety in pregnancy and breastfeeding, substitutes for aristolochic acid herbs and endangered species, and the red flags that call for medical referral.COVERAGEExterior and Lung conditions, Spleen and Stomach, Liver and Gallbladder, Heart and Shen, Kidney and urinary, qi, blood, fluid, and metabolic disorders, painful obstruction and wind-stroke, gynecology and obstetrics, dermatology and ENT, pediatrics and geriatrics, and complex multi-visit cases. An opening section explains how to approach case questions and includes four worked examples.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can you name the pattern, choose the right formula, write it out with correct doses, and change it when the patient comes back different? The NCCAOM Chinese Herbology exam, the California Acupuncture Licensing Examination (CALE), and the Pan-Canadian TCM board exams all test that. This book gives you 617 case-based practice questions so you can train those exact skills before exam day, with a full model answer and explanation for every question.617 Chinese Herbology Case Study Practice Questions with Explanations works through 101 realistic clinical cases, each one taken from first visit to follow-up. For every case you will: Identify the TCM disease and the pattern diagnosisState the treatment principleSelect the best formula, or write it out with its herbs and daily doses (decoction basis)Modify the prescription at a follow-up visit when the pattern changesExplain your reasoning and tell this pattern apart from the one it is most easily confused withGive practical advice on diet, lifestyle, medication, and safetyThe 11 cases in the final part follow the patient through three visits, so you practice recognizing progression through the six stages and four levels, cold turning to heat, and excess turning to deficiency.WHAT YOU GET101 cases and 617 questions, labeled Basic, Intermediate, or AdvancedAn even mix of multiple-choice and written answers, for both formula selection and follow-up modificationModel answers with scoring points, accepted dose ranges, and partial-credit rules, so you can grade written answers yourselfExplanations of why each wrong option is wrongFormula composition tables with dose, role, and preparation (decoct first, add near the end, wrap, melt)SAFETY AND MODERN PRACTICEExams increasingly test safe practice, and so does this book. You will find dosage and caution notes for toxic and restricted substances such as Fu Zi, Chuan Wu, Xi Xin, Ma Huang, Cang Er Zi, Bai Guo, and Quan Xie. You will also practice herb-drug coordination with warfarin, SSRIs, chemotherapy, and chronic kidney disease, safety in pregnancy and breastfeeding, substitutes for aristolochic acid herbs and endangered species, and the red flags that call for medical referral.COVERAGEExterior and Lung conditions, Spleen and Stomach, Liver and Gallbladder, Heart and Shen, Kidney and urinary, qi, blood, fluid, and metabolic disorders, painful obstruction and wind-stroke, gynecology and obstetrics, dermatology and ENT, pediatrics and geriatrics, and complex multi-visit cases. An opening section explains how to approach case questions and includes four worked examples. 617 practice questions and 101 clinical cases for the NCCAOM Chinese Herbology, CALE, and Pan-Canadian TCM exams. Diagnose, choose and write formulas with doses, modify at follow-up, and master safety, with model answers and full explanations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…