Wu Wei 無為: Non-Acting in Daodejing
Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée, world renown sinologist, teaches in this course the term Wu Wei 無為: Non-Acting from the Taoist view.
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Ziran 自然 – Natural and Spontaneous State
Through a choice of texts from different schools, Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée elucidates the classical understanding of Ziran.
Inner Flow: Circulation of Qi and Vital Essences
In this course, according to Classical Chinese medical texts, Elisabeth Rochat De LaVallée explains the character of 脈, Mai – vessel, vital ci…
Jing (Meridian): A Study of the Meridians in the Ancient Texts
Taking us through the ancient text Elisabeth Rochat de laVallée reveals to us the different meanings in which 經 can be understood and enlarge ou…
Journey to Paradise: Immortality, Hun and Po
While following Elisabeth Rochat de la Valleé through the symbols of the incredibly well preserved Ma Wang Dui F…
MING 明 Light
Through a choice of texts coming from different schools, Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée elucidates the classical understanding of MING 明 Light.
Xing Ming (性命) – The Nature and Destiny of a Human Being
Health cannot be understood without a reference to one’s original or true nature; the inborn dispositions give anyone their robustness and their …
SHAN 善 Good
In this course Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallée focuses on the answer given in Daoist texts as the Daodejing and explore the link between shan 善 an…
