Personality Traits and the Well-being of Five Viscera- Starting with 'Plain Questions. Ling Lan secret theory '
| Autor: | Heng-Chia Hsieh, 謝亨佳 |
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| Rok vydání: | 2018 |
| Druh dokumentu: | 學位論文 ; thesis |
| Popis: | 106 Body, mind and soul have been the core of traditional Chinese medicine theory, The human body has been hypothesized as a nation ruled by a government in the chapter of Ling-Lan Secret Theory in “Plain Questions”. In addition to the generally understood physiological functions, the five viscera and the six bowels are also play certain specific roles respectively just like each department in a government. The performance regarding their individual personality is also closely related to the well-being of the five viscera. We will approach is to analyse Chinese and western literature discussing impacts of psychology on individual’s physiological aspect. Clinical case reports regarding the connection between body and mind will be assembled from clinical therapists in order to discuss relations in-between renal system and personality traits. Based on the theory documented in the chapter of Ling Lan secret theory, in combination with the modern western psychology and our clinical observation. The liver system is found to be related to planning strategy. The heart system is the core of personality traits and also related to self-positioning. The spleen system is related to the ability of distinguishing and accepting. The lung system is associated with education and leadership. The renal system is associated with fulfilling oneself and the fear of life. Summarizing the preliminary results of this study, we recommend that the observation of the individuals’ personality traits may be served as one method of early diagnoses of certain diseases. In the future we will keep recruiting and observing more clinical cases to provide a different idea for the preventive medicine. |
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