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Tsering dorjee dekhang is a qualified doctor in tibetan medicine, who resides in toronto, canada. In tibet the medicine buddha is revered as the source of the healing arts for it is through him that the teachings embodied in the four medical tantras, the basis of tibetan medicine. The book starts by unpacking the basics of tibetan medical theory and. Tibetan medicine, which is thousands of years old, has been gradually emerging from traditional workshops in recent years, moving towards more scientific, largescale, and standardized means. Tibetan medicine spread from tibet to mongolia, northern china, siberia and many areas of central asia, going all the way over to the caspian sea. The book of tibetan medicine by ralph quinlan forde on.
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