China's Traditional Wuxing Therapeutic Music
China's Traditional Wuxing (Five Elements) Therapeutic Music - Medium Tune CDs' Titles 1. The Music of Life Yangsheng 2. The Tune of Jue Wood 3. The Tune of Zhi Fire 4. The Tune of Gong Earth 5. The Tune of Shang Metal 6. The Tune of Yu Water Music Writer: Shi Feng Consultant in TCM: Hao Wanshan Advisor of Qigong: Li Yan Player: The National Central Musical College Production and distribution authorized by Chinese Medical Audio-Video Organization of China 6 digital audio compact disc (CDs) China's Traditional Wuxing Therapeutic Music Recommended by Chinese Musical Therapeutic Association According to traditional Chinese philosophy, man is the son of nature, and the changes in the activities of man's life and all things on the earth are interrelated, echoing and accompanying each other, thus the theory that "man is an integral part of nature." The sky spreads Wuxing (the five primary elements - wood, fire, earth, metal, and water), which gives birth to Wuyin (the five notes of traditional Chinese music - Jue, Zhi, Gong, Shang, and Yu, corresponding to 3, 5, 1, 2, and 6 in numbered musical notation respectively); the earth has Wuji (the five seasons of spring, summer, long summer, autumn, and winter), which corresponds to Wuhua (birth, growth, steadiness, restraint, and reserve); and man has Wuzang (the five internal organs - liver, heat, spleen, lungs, and kidney), which controls Wuzhi (the five sentiments - anger, delight, thoughtfulness, anxiety, and fear). The changes in Wuxing, Wuji and Wuhua have a direct impact on the changes of all things on the earth and the changes in the state of vital energy and blood of man, leading to changes in man's feeling, mentality and health.
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{"Package Dimensions": "5.55 x 4.97 x 0.54 inches; 2.88 Ounces", "Date First Available": "August 15, 2009"}