Chinese Medicine and Enlightenment
I don’t know when, and I don’t know which Ya Ting’s said that Chinese medicine is well developed in Japan’s heritage, and also said how good the Japanese traditional Chinese medicine hanbang is, and how big and strong it is.
Nonsense! The actual situation of Chinese medicine in Japan is that the government is strictly controlled, the private sector is left out, and the biggest head of leeks it can harvest is the ignorant visitors from other countries who come to Japan for tourism.
Japan has long been enlightened, the majority of people have long recognized the obscurantist nature of Chinese medicine, as a scientific spirit and responsible to the people of the Japanese government, so treat Chinese medicine is its civilized place.
Japan once worshipped Chinese medicine in the age of obscurity hundreds of years ago, when there was no science, and the old medicine all over the world was nonsense, and among these nonsense, Chinese medicine was the most large-scale and systematic.
However, after the introduction of orchidology (Dutch) in modern Japan, the intellectual elite became enlightened and realized the difference between metaphysics and science, and the status of Chinese medicine and Confucianism fell to the ground.
Modern Japan is a miracle of mankind, and the driving force of the miracle, in addition to MacArthur’s transformation, is scientific advocacy, and the Nobel Prize in Natural Sciences every year for the past 20 years is a manifestation of thick and thin.
And the situation of Chinese medicine in Japan is that the official strict control, folk cold, medicine accounted for 2% of the Chinese side of the rubbish, most of them are also cut somewhere superstitious tourists leeks.
For more than three hundred years, the Enlightenment, which has brought about fundamental changes in all fields of human beings, has included both the natural and humanistic fields. And Chinese medicine, as well as all kinds of traditional pseudo-knowledge from around the world, are the key battlegrounds of the Enlightenment.
What is enlightenment? Enlightenment is also the opening of ignorance. To be ignorant is to be ignorant of the spirit of science and scientific thinking.
Kant defines enlightenment as a state of immaturity, and “immaturity” means that one cannot use one’s own reason without being guided by others.
Led by the spirit of the Enlightenment, from that time onward, Mr. De and Mr. Sai were born and flourished. Locke, Hume, and other Enlightenment thinkers took the “knowledge of others” that had guided mankind for thousands of years into the laboratory and the dissecting table, and examined them one by one with quantitative relations and mathematical logic, thinking that this was the only way to get rid of immaturity and gain reliable knowledge.
Hume once said that for any book, we can ask: Does it contain any abstract reasoning about numbers or quantities? No. Does he contain any empirical reasoning about facts and existence? No. Then we cast it into the fire, for it can contain nothing else but sophistry and fantasy.
Well, that is the spirit of the Enlightenment, and according to Hume, almost all of the previous books that have guided human science and constitutionalism for thousands of years without verification are to be cast into the fire. Including, of course, those so-called classics of Chinese medicine.
Why? Because it is the same as the one that guided Soviet Russia, the fundamental theories are designed to be artificially conceived. Their so-called practice is in fact a smart-ass nonsense in the already defined prison. Their original designers did not think of themselves as finite human beings, but rather as all-powerful gods, trying to plan out eternal truths once and for all.
There are many ways to distinguish between man and God, or science and metaphysics, and one of the fundamental differences is how one perceives “true knowledge”.
In science, “true knowledge” is the last word. Science takes the route of empiricism, admitting that it is a limited human being who can only use human sensory functions to observe, measure, verify, and identify, and finally find and confirm that a certain kind of knowledge is true knowledge, and all scientific laws come from this way.
In metaphysics, “true knowledge” is the first to be established. Metaphysics takes the route of rationalism, using thought and reason to construct, reason and guide practice. In this process, “true knowledge” is a prerequisite.
Chinese medicine is a kind of metaphysics, and the five elements of yin and yang are the “true knowledge” first established thousands of years ago, and the theory, method, prescription and medicine are all attached according to this “true knowledge”.
Not only Chinese medicine and other weird and crazy so-called learning, but also other things that create some kind of “true knowledge” to guide human practice, such as the Soviet Union’s set.
Original article by admin, if reproduced, please cite the source as: https://www.tcmha.com/understandingtcm/chinese-medicine-and-enlightenment.html
相关推荐
-
[Health and Wellness] There is a trick to TCM wellness, comprehend and do these 6 words, it is important!
But health care is not as simple as pressing the acupuncture points and taking some tonic, Chinese medicine has six words of health care: Shun, quiet, repair, adjust, supplement, solid, really understand and do these points, a long and healthy life is not far from you.
-
9 Signs of Poor Health – a Chinese Medicine Perspective
Have you recently experienced any of the following conditions? Waking up feeling tired, no matter how long you have slept. Overactive mind: unable to switch off at bedtime. Poor appetite in the morning and noon (skipping meals); cravings and overeating in late afternoons and evenings. Feeling bloated, fatigued, and with sugar craving after meals. Irregular and poorly formed bowel movement: feeling drained or still feel not empty after the job is done. Cold hands and feet – even in the summertime. Experiencing mood swings and not at peace with your…
-
The “alternative” legacy of a family of TCM practitioners
There is an old Chinese saying, “If you are not a good minister, you should be a good doctor”. Hanging a pot to help the world can be said to be an inheritance and a tradition of the ancient culture of Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine is very profound and has played a great role in promoting and protecting the health of the Chinese people and the world. So how has Chinese medicine developed to the present day? And how has it evolved? Li Jiren is one of the 30 national…
-
The process of understanding of Chinese medicine by modern Western medical missionaries
Since the importation of Western science in modern times, it has replaced almost all disciplines in the Chinese intellectual tradition in a disciplinary manner, with the sole exception of Chinese medicine, but it has also given rise to heated debates about the nature of Chinese medicine.
-
Traditional Chinese Medicine Contributes to Human Health
From the time when acupuncture was registered as a U.N. Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2010 to the time Tu Youyou received her Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, or even the time when 66 Chinese herbal medicines prepared for decoction were selected into The European Pharmacopoeia, Chinese herbal medicine has gained recognition and has been practiced in more and more foreign countries. Chinese Medicine Gradually Becomes Chinese Element Abroad As early as the Qin Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, Chinese medicine had already spread to its neighboring countries; the technique…
-
Really great Chinese medicine doctors are “fortune teller” master!
Medicine and yi have the same origin, the same religion, the same method, and the same structure in their philosophical view of the evolution of the universe. yi’s way of thinking has an important influence on the formation and development of Chinese medicine. The difference between the two lies only in the fact that “Zhou Yi” explores the process and mechanism of the formation of all things in heaven and earth, including human life, while Chinese medicine mainly focuses on the process and mechanism of the formation of human life….
-
Chinese medicine to identify evidence, disease and symptoms? Learn more about these and really get started in TCM
I believe many TCM enthusiasts have heard of the discriminatory treatment of TCM, which is the main means of diagnosing and treating diseases and the unique medical art of TCM, as well as the essence of TCM. The level of evidence-based treatment determines the clinical efficacy. So, what exactly is evidence-based treatment? In Chinese medicine, the diagnosis and treatment is based on the overall concept of the present, collecting information through the four examinations of looking, smelling, asking and cutting, and using the theory and method of Chinese medicine to…
-
Getting to know Chinese medicine and learning about it
TCM, short for “Traditional Chinese Medicine,” is an ancient and comprehensive medical system with a history spanning thousands of years. It includes theories like the balance of yin and yang, the circulation of qi and blood, and the meridian system.
-
Chinese medicine: the body is thin, long-term eating is not fat, the key is the body “fire” too big!
A senior brother said, Chinese medicine to a certain level have a little “fairy”, to put it bluntly is a little divine. A fellow TCM practitioner was sitting in a medical clinic and was pestered by a “patient”, who was seen by the discerning eye to be a blackmailer. Who knows this “patient” not out of a few days on the car accident injuries, the kind of full responsibility, think carefully, a chill down the back. When I was a child, one year on New Year’s Eve, I fought with…
-
4 things to know about traditional Chinese medicine
Many swear by it while others refute it – either way, for those who have been wanting to try this ancient practice, here are some considerations.