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BASIC
SHIATZU:
The Ancient Art of Finger-Pressure Massage
Michio Kushi & Edward Esko
"Basic massage uses only the hands and
fingertips and can be learned in several hours. With practice, the student can
develop his or her ability and make massage into a comprehensive and effective healing
art. It can be done almost anytime and anywhere." Michio Kushi
1997: 94pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 618 8: US$8.90
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BODY FORTUNES
Peter Shen with Joyce Wilson
The Chinese art of body reading is a key to
self-appreciation, revealing your physical capacities, hidden strengths and
weaknesses. According to ancient wisdom, the body is the meeting place between
heaven and earth, sharing with the universe the harmony or disharmony of the cosmic
energies - the positive, active, masculine yang and the receptive, passive, feminine
yin. These energies flow through the body along certain lines of force.
1993: 273pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 422 3: US$9.90
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THE CHINESE
John L. Nevius
This book provides a historical perspective
of the Chinese Empire and its inhabitants, Confucianism, the Chinese government, the
religions of China, religious rites and beliefs, superstitions and the science of feng
shui, modes of divination, the dialects of China, social customs, festivals, customs and
amusements.
1995: 274pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 502 5: US$14.90
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CHINESE ANIMAL SYMBOLISMS
Ong Hean-Tatt
The Chinese have a wide and bewildering range of
animal symbolisms. Most of us are familiar with the twelve Chinese animal
symbols. But this book tells you more about the other less familiar animal symbols
and their significance.
1993: 298pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 435 5: US$9.90
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THE CHINESE ART OF EXERCISE
TO A HEALTHY AND LONG LIFE
Dahong Zhuo
The art of Chinese exercise therapy has come of age
- and here are the best of a variety of traditional Chinese exercises which are largely
unknown in the West. On the basis of his extensive clinical experience, Dr Zhuo has
also included therapeutic exercises for recovery from ten common ailments including
hypertension, gastrointestinal problems, heart diseases and insomnia. All the
exercise programmes are fully illustrated by clear easy-to-follow diagrams.
1989: 207pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 285 9: US$11.90
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Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei and Hong Kong
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THE CHINESE ART OF STUDYING
THE HEAD, FACE AND HANDS
Lee Siow Mong
The Chinese call the art of studying the head, face
and hands collectively as Kan Xiang. In this book the author gives detailed
explanations of the whys and the wherefores and the rules of thumb on what to look for in
human features to determine character and the future. These three studies of the
human features are part of the qualifications of a rounded Chinese scholar. This
book is for anyone who wants to know himself and others so that he can be better prepared
in life in dealing with himself and others.
1989: 132pp
Hb: ISBN 967 978 272 7: US$21.90
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CHINESE ASTROLOGY:
Early Chinese Occultism
Paul Cants
An account of the major systems of Chinese
mysticism up to the end of the nineteenth century. Aficionados and sceptics of
astrology alike will be fascinated by the puzzling similarities of the eastern and western
symbols, and will be drawn to wonder if there was more exchange between the East and West
at the dawn of civilization than has been documented to date.
1992: 135pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 391 X: US$9.90
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CHINESE BELIEFS &
PRACTICES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
Edited by Cheu Hock Tong
This book explores the various aspects of Chinese
beliefs and practices in South-east Asia, with special focus on Malaysia, Singapore and
Indonesia. Since these countries are multi-ethnic and multi-religious in their
sociocultural systems, Chinese religion has evolved in its inter-action with other
religious traditions such as Islam, Christianity and Buddhism.
1993: 393pp
Hb: ISBN 967 978 391 X: US$49.00
Pb: US$19.90
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CHINESE ELEMENTAL ASTROLOGY
E.A.Crawford & Teresa Kennedy
Based on the relationship between two cycles - the
twelve-year progression of animals based on the five basic elements, you can calculate the
animal and element that held sway at the time of your birth and understand their influence
on your character and destiny.
1993: 252pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 379 0: US$7.90
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CHINESE FOODS FOR
LONGEVITY
The Art Of Long Life
Henry C. Lu
This book is a practical guide which explains the
time-honoured Chinese tradition of eating for health and longevity, and shows how familiar
foods from your supermarket will help you build up your immune system - the key to a
longer life. Scores of inexpensive, proven ways of treating "deficiency and
excess" diseases fill every page. The range is amazing, from treating the
common cold and hypertension to heart diseases and cancer.
1991: 192pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 360 X: US$11.90
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CHINESE HAND ANALYSIS
Shifu Terence Dukes
The system of Chinese hand analysis, the Wu Hsing
method, is based on the five elements: earth, air, fire, water and ether. Because
each represents an aspect of ourselves - the physical, emotional, creative, intellectual
and spiritual - the result of this method of study is a holistic understanding of the
individual. This book will change how we view hand analysis and is an important
reference for anyone interested in mind/body integration.
1987: 348pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 248 4: US$14.90
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CHINESE HERBAL PATENT
FORMULAS
A Practical Guide
Jake Fratkin
Chinese Herbal Patent Formulas are manufactured in
mainland China from natural herbs. They offer therapy for a wide variety of common
complaints and are easily available. Now for the first time in English, a complete
guide to Chinese herbal patent formulas is available, with discussion of their energetic
applications, symptoms, cautions and precautions, and ingredients with percentage
composition.
1997: 352pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 600 5: US$17.90
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CHINESE GODS
Jonathan Chamberlain
This informative introduction to the Chinese
religion traces the creation of the gods from the history of this great civilisation and
the meanings they embody. Topics as diverse as feng-shui, temples, nature cults and
ancestor worship are discussed in a breathtaking sweep. It is for anyone interested
in the customs and beliefs of the Chinese civilisation.
1987: 155pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 105 4: US$9.90
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THE CHINESE PAKUA
An Expose
Ong Hean-Tatt
The most exhaustive study ever attempted on the
evolution of the enigmatic Chinese Pakua. It is a subject that has fascinated both
Oriental and Occidental scholars for a very long time and is written both for the layman
and the scholar who seek to comprehend its myriad secrets. It is a fresh approach
towards the rediscovery of the multilayered significance of the Pakua.
1991: 305pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 371 5: US$9.90
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CHINESE SYSTEM OF FOOD
CURES
Prevention and Remedies
Henry C. Lu
This book reveals a fascinating, proven way of
using the healing properties of foods by understanding their flavours, energies, actions,
and movements. It also explains why foods often affect people differently. The
key is the "y-score", a scale based on the traditional principle of yin and yang
that applies to foods and body types. This book is packed with eye-opening ideas for
selecting and preparing hundreds of vegetables, fruits, meats, grains and legumes to
relieve and cure an astonishing range of health problems - obesity, smoking, insomnia,
asthma, ulcers, diabetes, hypertension, nephritis, hepatitis, dysentery, anaemia,
menstrual disorders and many more.
1989: 192pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 253 0: US$11.90
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CHINESE NAMES
Russell Jones
Chinese Names is in the must-read category.
It is a compilation of the latest work on the meanings of every Chinese Surname and common
personal name. It is difficult to generalize the application of the names because
the world's Chinese population is made up of diverse customs and cultures blended with
local traditions and idiosyncrasies so peculiar to the homelands which they have
adopted. But the Chinese are conservative in nature and beneath the changes can be
found many undercurrents of customs which persist and if they can be identified, will
repay the time devoted to their study.
1997: 232pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 619 6: US$13.90
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CHINESE SYSTEM OF NATURAL
CURES
Henry C. Lu
In this fascinating book, an esteemed professor of
Chinese medicine shows us how to use natural system to heal yourself. Detailed
treatments are given for a wide range of common complaints, including bodily pains,
digestive problems, infertility and sleeplessness, as well as for diagnosed diseases such
as diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, anemia, epilepsy, arthritis, rheumatism
and allergies.
1995: 192pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 514 9: US$11.90
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THE CHINESE WAY TO FITNESS,
BEAUTIFUL SKIN, WEIGHT LOSS & HIGH ENERGY
T.K. Shih
This Swimming Dragon is a self-contained exercise
that is generally practised by repeating a short cycle of movements in sessions lasting
from five to twenty minutes. Each repeated cycle of the exercises takes about one
minute. It is easy to learn and perform and brings pleasant and beneficial results
as soon as one begins to practise it. The instructions outlined in this book are all
you need to learn the exercises and experience its benefits.
1996: 124pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 582 3: US$8.90
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EXPRESSWAY TO SUCCESS
Image Positioning
Peter Shen
This book is a good guide for anyone who seeks
success. You can discover your potential for success in business, work, personal
relationship and other areas of achievement by learning the principles of the ancient
Chinese art of face-reading.
1996:146pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 575 0: US$9.90
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FACE FORTUNES
Peter Shen & Joyce Wilson
With this book you can discover special aptitudes,
personality traits and potential successes hidden in your features and facial markings -
and those of your friends. With step-by-step instructions and clear, practical
diagrams, this fascinating guide provides all the information you need to master face and
feature-reading - and unlock the secrets of this ancient and mysterious art.
1996: 246pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 359 6: US$9.90
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FENG SHUI
The Way to Harmony
Albert Low
For centuries the Chinese have used feng shui to
create harmonious living environments. Feng shui maintains that the configurations
of the earth shape the affairs of men. Its impact on Chinese society is immeasurable
as in the planning of cities, the siting of temples, the orientation of homes and
workplaces, the construction of modern office buildings, the routing of railways, or in
the way in which a belief in feng shui affects the organization of daily life.
1993: 127pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 448 7: US$9.90
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FENG SHUI FOR TODAY
Kwan Lau
This book is a practical introduction to feng shui,
the ancient Chinese art of location and orientation. Drawing on more than two
millennia of folk wisdom and esoteric knowledge, it will show you the secrets of
redesigning your living environment for maximum comfort, security and peace of mind.
Many other fascinating secrets of the masters of feng shui are presented here in concise
and readable form, along with numerous expianatory illustrations and a special eight-page
of traditional Chinese good-luck talismans to cut out and place at strategic points in
your home or office.
1996: 112pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 592 0: US$9.90
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LEGENDARY CHINESE HEALING
HERBS
Henry C. Lu
Here is a classic collection of ancient Chinese
herbal healing techniques that are as stimulating to the mind as they are to the
body. You will find out how to use the medicinal properties of the red-crowned
crane's herb that arrests bleeding; the thorny ginseng that strengthens bones and tendons;
the sweet apricot that relieves asthma; the gray rhizome that sharpens vision; plus a
hundred other fascinating herbs that are now easily available at health food stores and
other shops. Included also are the scientific and familiar names for each herb -
with clear, close-up drawings - and the ailments they cure, as well as the symptoms,
treatments and dosages.
16Opp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 394 4: US$11.90
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MAKEUP FOR SUCCESS:
DRAMATIC NEW COSMETIC TECHNIQUES INCORPORATING THE ANCIENT ART OF CHINESE FACE READING
Peter Shen with Joyce Wilson
Your face is indeed your fortune. The ancient
Chinese believe that beauty is destiny. Makeup for Success is a treasure trove of
efficient ways to learn the basic art of face-reading. Who you are, what you are
like and what you can do is all written on your face. What you do with your inborn
characteristics depends on you.
1991:16Opp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 395 2: US$11.90
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THE ORIGIN OF THE CHINESE
PEOPLE
John Ross
This is a classic treatise on the history of the
Chinese people, recording and analysing in a breathtaking sweep the various facets of
their complex civilization. The author's keen observations and penetrating insights
on the casual factors of dynastic change and the interdependence of ethics and politics or
holistic nature of education lend compelling support to his original conclusion that the
Chinese people are autochthonous, their script and every form of the civilization
indigenous.
1990: 189pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 336 7: US$11.90
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PRACTICAL FENG SHUI FOR THE
HOME
Albert Low
Using a question-and-answer format, this book
provides illuminating solutions for various living situations, countering ill fortune and
enhancing success, health and happiness. Segmented into twenty-five parts, each
dealing with a distinct issue, this book has all the geomancy answers you need, whether
you live in a house or an apartment.
1995: 444pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 523 8: US$16.90
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QI GONG THERAPY
The Chinese Art of Healing with Energy
Tzu Kuo Shih
This book discusses an overview of Qi Gong theory
and practice. It reveals the place of Qi Gong in Traditional Chinese Medicine and
how it improves the nervous system, heart rate, blood pressure, endocrine system, appetite
and digestion. Presented in Western medical language, it describes the effects of Qi
Gong to life as one learns the history and the relationship of Qi Gong to the other
Chinese health practices.
1996: 95pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 588 2: US$8.90
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ROOTS OF CHINESE CULTURE
& MEDICINE
Wei Tsuei
This book imparts the essence of more than five
thousand years of Chinese culture, emphasizing that philosophy and culture are the roots
of traditional Chinese medicine.
1992: 13Opp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 428 2: US$7.90
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SECRETS OF ANCIENT CHINESE
ART OF MOTIVATION
Dr Ong Hean-Tatt
This book highlights the principles of success and
management for business, marriage, family, nation building and even war. This is a
practical, adaptable book for all situations. It reveals not only the secret of
effective relationship within an organization but also the essential canon leading to
family unity and harmony. Each chapter is developed to show the parts of the
fundamental doctrine which has been tested for centuries by the ancient masters. The
great secret is the use of powerful symbols to favour industry and the desire towards
greater achievements and affluence.
1994: 193pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 464 9: US$9.90
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SECRETS OF CHINESE
ASTROLOGY
Kwan Lau
This book provides basic Chinese astrological
reading for people born in their respective years, followed by a more Western-style
analysis of different aspects of the person's character, lifestyle and emotional
makeup.
1996: 207pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 593 9: US$9.90
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SPECTRUM OF CHINESE
CULTURE
Lee Siow Mong
This book records a wide spectrum of traditional
Chinese cultural practices and beliefs, emphasizing throughout how and why they developed,
and how these have evolved through the passage of time. It will be of great interest
to Chinese searching for ways to maintain their cultural roots in the contemporary
world. For those who wants to know and understand Chinese culture, the author takes
them from the days of yore when Chinese culture was moulded to contemporary practices and
beliefs.
1986: 262pp
Hb: ISBN 967 978 080 5: US$59.00
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THE TAOIST BODY
Kilstofer Schipper
The ancient system of thought known as Taoism
remains today the least well known of the world's great religions and one of the most
inaccessible wellsprings of Chinese culture. This is largely because Western
thought, despite the unifying insights of recent science, clings to the notoion of the
separation of matter and spirit, body and soul. Departing from those who understand
Taoism solely as a religious doctrine, the author argues for its inseparability from many
traditional practices of everyday life in China.
1996:126pp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 530 0: US$17.90
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THE YELLOW EMPEROR'S
CLASSIC OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
Translated by Ilza Veith
The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine
contains the fundamentals whereupon all branches of Chinese medicine including ginseng and
herb consumption are founded. This classic is a reflection of the medical
achievements of the ancient Chinese.
1992: 26Opp
Pb: ISBN 967 978 429 0: US$13.90
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