How the Ming Dynasty shaped Wudang Daoist culture and modern China (1) @Daoland-Everywhere
Channel: Daoland Everywhere by Rene Goris
Date: 2022-10-19

Daoland pdv90 on the Ming dynasty is the first in a series discussing the Ming dynasty and its impact on Wudang Daoist culture, modern Chinese politics, and indirectly on the Daoland program. 

The movie is the first in a series for the history module in in our Chinese medicine and gongfu IOC Daoland Bachelor course. It is a part also of the understanding of Chinese medicine healthcultures throughout history.
 
In this video thematically i outline the founding of the culture and its place in past and modern histories. This video is also part of the explanatory program explaining the Daoland Healthcare project and how this might work in your life. It is rooted in daoist animism and ceremonial lifestyle, neidan alchemy, yangsheng self care and neo-confucian spirituality.

Daoland Healthcare is an extensive non-profit grassroot program to assist people in the self-healing process or who seek a career in a morally sound profession. This video builds on the subject of transcultural science. You can help this project by signing up at https://www.patreon.com/Daoland_Healthcare. 

You’ll find access to classes of high level practice, career opportunities and other things for non-profit prices.  

You can also just sign up because you like the videos and you wish more people can see it. These videos are not just for members or students but anyone interested in some Chinese history and taijiquan or medicine. 
https://www.patreon.com/join/Daoland_Healthcare is the entrance to membership. 
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Cibei 慈悲
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chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:52 leader
02:36 the peasant who became king
03:47 dynastic successions
07:48 red turban society
09:49 start of the ming
13:39 Xi jingping and the Ming playbook
17:00 zhu yuanchang and communism
18:37 Ming dictatorship
19:15 governments are just like people
20:29 the ming as root of wudang learning