Jeffrey Yuen 16 Hour Video Workshop- Essential Oils (Aromatherapy) and Emotional States

Aromatherapy (Essential Oils) is now part of mainstream Integrative Medicine. After researching the effects on patient wellness, Marin General Hospital's ICU unit diffuses lavender to relieve stress. The University of Arizona currently teaches a professional medical course on Essential Oils. You can learn to practice Aromatherapy by viewing this three-day video training on Emotional and Meditative States using Essential Oils by Dr. Jeffrey Yuen, the acknowledged master of this healing art. Dr. Yuen notes that Chinese medicine does not separate body and mind, recognizing that many emotional upheavals have a somatic (body) origin in the organs and viscera. Meditative states are not primarily about achieving realizations, but integrating them into our lives, uplifting Soul and feeding the Spirit...instruction on the Seven Mediative States from relaxation to enlightenment, including the postures and Essential Oils which augment the achievement of each state. Enhancing the flow of Qi (Chi) involves the capacity to express the seven emotions and move on. Essential Oils can release 'stuck' emotions, which are about the incapacity to 'digest' the effects of the world. For example, holding anger prevents the cultivation of forgiveness, which is a Grace towards oneself. Middle Node oils like geranium can cool and nourish, and the spice oils like turmeric act as an anti-inflammatory. Mixing a tincture of high, middle and low node oils is reviewed. Mystical practices including Qi Gung (focused breathing with movement). and the dangers of excessive fasting are also examined.

Dr. Jeffrey C. Yuen is the lineage holder in two Daoist lineages – 88th generation of the Yu Qing Huang Lao Pai (Jade Purity Yellow Emperor Lao Zi School) and 26th generation of the Quan Zhen Long Men Pai (Complete Reality Dragon Gate School). His Daoist name for each tradition is respectively Yuan Xu and Song De.

Dr. Jeffrey C. Yuen trained under his adopted grandfather, the late Daoist Master Yu Wen (1872-1981) of the Yu Qing Huang Lao Pai, a sect from the Shang Qing tradition of Daoism that developed during the later Han Dynasty (3rd Cent. CE). Master Yu Wen trained on Mt. Hua and learned all the facets of Daoism, including the classics; rites and liturgies; healing arts; and divination.

Watch now and improve your own and your loved ones well-being!