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Foreword xi
Preface xiv
Acknowledgements xix
Introduction 1
1. East Meets West: The Place of Chinese Medicine in the Western World 7
2. CH'I: The Breath of Heaven 23
3. Ancient Chinese Wisdom: Numerology, Patterns in Nature from One to Eight 35
Tao: The Unity of All Things 39
Yin and Yang: The Balance of Complementary Pairs 41
Heaven-Earth-Man: The Role of Human Beings in the Cosmic Order 46
The Number Four: Organizing Time and Space 49
Models of Five, Six, and Seven 52
The Eight Trigrams of the I Ching: The Soul of Chinese Medicine 55
4. Model of the Five Elements: Symbols of Energetic Movement and Their Associations 65
5. The Circle of Energies: Life's Fundamental Patterns 85
Wood: The Expansion of Springtime 86
Fire: "You Have the Energy of the Sun in You" 93
Earth: The Source of Nourishment 101
Metal: Connection to the Spirit 108
Water: Return to the Mysterious Stillness 116
6. Cf, the Central Focus: Our Primary Imbalance and the Place from which We Shine 125
7. Archetypal Patterns in Popular Culture: The Five Elements in the Television Series Seinfeld 139
8. The Twelve Officials: The Family Within 147
The Liver and Gall Bladder 148
The Heart, Small Intestine, Three Heater, and Heart Protector 153
The Stomach and Spleen 160
The Colon and Lung 162
The Bladder and Kidney 165
The Chinese Clock 168
9. Archetypes of the Unconscious and Chinese Medicine: A Jungian Perspective 175
The Warrior: Defender of the Boundaries 178
The Lover: Appreciative Consciousness 179
The King: Center of Calmness 182
The Queen: The Great Mother 184
The Sage: Archetype of Awareness 186
10. Seasons of Our Lives: Sheng Cycle Transformations Over Time 195
The Wood Stage: Childhood and Youth 197
The Fire Stage: Early Adult Years 201
The Earth Stage: The Householder Phase 204
The Metal Stage: A Time of Wisdom 207
The Water Stage: Retirement and Rest 211
11. Resolving Emotional Imbalances: Deeper Insights into the K'o Cycle 219
Releasing Anger 222
Quieting Anxiety 224
When Sympathy Becomes Sickeningly Sweet 225
Enduring Existential Grief 228
Facing Our Fears 230
12. Origins of the Five Element Model: The Shift from Four to Five in the I Ching 237
13. Spiritual Resources of the Five Elements: The Ancient Chinese View of the Soul 245
14. The Element Within the Element: Seinfeld Revisited 255
15. Conclusion: Enriching Our Lives with Archetypal Symbols 271
Appendix 285
Bibliography 289
Index 295
Author 311

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	Foreword	xi
	Preface	xiv
	Acknowledgements	xix
	Introduction	1
1.	East Meets West: The Place of Chinese Medicine in the Western World	7
2.	CH'I: The Breath of Heaven	23
3.	Ancient Chinese Wisdom: Numerology, Patterns in Nature from One to Eight	35
	Tao: The Unity of All Things	39
	Yin and Yang: The Balance of Complementary Pairs	41
	Heaven-Earth-Man: The Role of Human Beings in the Cosmic Order	46
	The Number Four: Organizing Time and Space	49
	Models of Five, Six, and Seven	52
	The Eight Trigrams of the I Ching: The Soul of Chinese Medicine	55
4.	Model of the Five Elements: Symbols of Energetic Movement and Their Associations	65
5.	The Circle of Energies: Life's Fundamental Patterns	85
	Wood: The Expansion of Springtime	86
	Fire: "You Have the Energy of the Sun in You"	93
	Earth: The Source of Nourishment	101
	Metal: Connection to the Spirit	108
	Water: Return to the Mysterious Stillness	116
6.	Cf, the Central Focus: Our Primary Imbalance and the Place from which We Shine	125
7.	Archetypal Patterns in Popular Culture: The Five Elements in the Television Series Seinfeld	139
8.	The Twelve Officials: The Family Within	147
	The Liver and Gall Bladder	148
	The Heart, Small Intestine, Three Heater, and Heart Protector	153
	The Stomach and Spleen	160
	The Colon and Lung	162
	The Bladder and Kidney	165
	The Chinese Clock	168
9.	Archetypes of the Unconscious and Chinese Medicine: A Jungian Perspective	175
	The Warrior: Defender of the Boundaries	178
	The Lover: Appreciative Consciousness	179
	The King: Center of Calmness	182
	The Queen: The Great Mother	184
	The Sage: Archetype of Awareness	186
10.	Seasons of Our Lives: Sheng Cycle Transformations Over Time	195
	The Wood Stage: Childhood and Youth	197
	The Fire Stage: Early Adult Years	201
	The Earth Stage: The Householder Phase	204
	The Metal Stage: A Time of Wisdom	207
	The Water Stage: Retirement and Rest	211
11.	Resolving Emotional Imbalances: Deeper Insights into the K'o Cycle	219
	Releasing Anger	222
	Quieting Anxiety	224
	When Sympathy Becomes Sickeningly Sweet	225
	Enduring Existential Grief	228
	Facing Our Fears	230
12.	Origins of the Five Element Model: The Shift from Four to Five in the I Ching	237
13.	Spiritual Resources of the Five Elements: The Ancient Chinese View of the Soul	245
14.	The Element Within the Element: Seinfeld Revisited	255
15.	Conclusion: Enriching Our Lives with Archetypal Symbols	271
	Appendix	285
	Bibliography	289
	Index	295
	Author	311