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Arura Group VIII, 221, 345
Avicenna . see Ibn Sīnā.
Basileos of Tsan . see Tsan Pashilaha.
béken . see three peccant humors.
Belo Tsewang Künkhyap (’be lo tshe dbang kun khyab) 61–63, 203
on Yutok the Elder 61–62
Biji’s Yellow-covered Book (bi ji’i po ti kha ser) 21, 39–40 . Tsan Pashilaha.
black bile 28–39
brown phlegm (bad kan smug po) 5–7, 22–25 ,
and melancholia 26–27 . black bile; three peccant humors.
Brown Phlegm Résumé of a Thousand [Sections] (bad kan smug po stong thun) 16–17. Thousand-session Tutorial on the Channels.
cancer 144–46
and dréné (’bras nad) 153–62, 183, 207
and drétren (’bras skran) 162–66
and metabolic disruptions (ma zhu ba) 172–74, 179–82
and méwel (me dbal) 174–77
and surya (surya) 177–79
and tren (skran) 151–53
biomedical understandings of 146–48, 166–70, 183–87 . Samten; wounds.
channel examination . see diagnosis.
channel prasenā ritual . see ritual.
Chokro Za Karmo Nyen (cog ro gza’ dkar mo gnyan) 204–205. Nine-fold Magical Cord Cycle.
combined disease (’dus pa’i nad) 17, 21, 227. three peccant humors.
Compendium of the Essence of the Eight Branches (yan lag brgyad pa’i snying po bsdus pa; Skt. aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṃhitā)
and the Four Tantras 9
on contagious disease 230
contagious disease 227–33
black one, union of three (nag po sum sgril) 235
epidemic fevers (rimné, rims tshad) 227–33
infectious disease (nyenné, gnyan nad) 227–33
Darmo Menrampa Lozang Chödrak (dar mo sman rams pa blo bzang chos grags)
and the biography of Yutok the Elder 65
on secret medicine 93–94, 107
Dash, Vaidya Bhagwan 55–58
Desi Sanggyé Gyatso (sde srid sangs rgyas rgya mtsho) 85–87
on contagious disease 224–25
on life-wind illness 88–92
on metabolic disruptions (ma zhu ba) 179–82
on secret medicine 92–94, 105–107
on Yutok the Elder 60–61, 65 . See also Extended Commentary on the Instructional Tantra.
diagnosis 234–47, 261–65
channel examination 236–40, 277–99
signs of death 238–42
Diocles of Carystus 29–31
Dorbum Chökyi Drakpa (rdor ’bum chos kyi grags pa) 222
Drangti (brang ti) family VIII, 223, 290
Drangti Gyelnyé Kharbu (brang ti rgyal mnyes mkhar bu[/phug]) VIII, 206
Drangti Penden Tsojé (brang ti dpal ldan ’tsho byed) 69, 291, 300–302
Drejé Gyagar Vajra (’dre rje rgya gar badzra) 62, 70–74
Essence of the Eight Branches . see Compendium of the Essence of the Eight Branches.
Extended Commentary on the Instructional Tantra (man ngag lhan thabs) 87–88
on contagious disease 224–25
on life-wind illness 88–92
on metabolic disruptions (ma zhu ba) 179–82
on secret medicine 92–94, 105–107
Fourfold Collection (’bum bzhi) 9
Fourfold Tantra . see Four Tantras.
Four Tantras (rgyud bzhi)
and Yutok the Elder 62, 76–77
authorship and origins of 8–9, 76–77
channel examination in 284–85
on anatomical structures 113–14
on brown phlegm 10–14, 55–58
on contagious disease 228
on dréné (’bras nad) 153–62, 183
on metabolic disruptions (ma zhu ba) 170–74, 181–82, 185
on méwel (me dbal) 174–77
on spirit-caused illness 320–22
on surya (surya) 177–79
on tren (skran) 152–53
sources of 14–18
wonder channels in 295–99 . Extended Commentary on the Instructional Tantra.
Galen of Pergamum 34–36
in Tibet 40
Garuḍa (khyung) 252–53, 272–73
genealogy 264–65
Good Manufacturing Practices 343, 347
Great Vase of the Amṛta of Immortality (’chi med bdud rtsi bum chen)
diagnosis in 234–47
on contagious disease 230–33
provenance of 221–27
ritual healing in 247–54
Greco-Arab medicine 28–39
Hippocrates of Kos 29
humors . see three peccant humors.
Ibn Sīnā 36–39
Instructions of the Six Lamps (sgron ma drug gi gdams pa) 21
Jewel Rosary (nor bu’i ’phreng ba) 15
Jigme Phuntsok . see Jikmé Püntsok.
Jikmé Püntsok (’jigs med phun tshogs) 344, 350–52
Jiumei Tibetan Medicine Co. Ltd . 344, 350–52
Kulacūḍāmaṇi Tantra 98
Lamp of Sunbeams: A Channel Manual (rtsa yig nyi zer sgron me) 236–37, 293–95
Lha Totori Nyenshel (lha tho tho ri gnyan btsan) 68–69
life-wind illness (srog rlung nad) 88–92
Little Tantra (rgyud chung) 16, 178, 278
madness (smyo nad) 313–33
medical illustrations 111–12
from Atsagat Monastery 115, 120, 126–27, 130
Illustrations to the Blue Beryl 95, 114–15, 119, 126, 129–30, 133–34
in modern Tibetan sources 116–17, 120–22, 124–26, 127–28, 131–32
of organs 119–34
Medicine of the Moon King (sman dpyad zla ba’i rgyal po)
and the Four Tantras 9
channel examination in 285–88
on brown phlegm 18–22, 49–54
on contagious disease 229
Men-Tsee-Khang (India) 347–49
Mentsikhang (sman rtsis khang; PRC) 337, 342, 344
mercury-sulfide ash (btso thal) 340, 342
Moon King . see Medicine of the Moon King.
moral economy of Tibetanness 345
Nāgārjuna 74, 236, 261, 289, 292–93, 301 . see Medicine of the Moon King; Lamp of Sunbeams.
Ngawang Sanggyé Pelzang (ngag dbang sangs rgyas dpal bzang) 92–94, 107
Nine-fold Magical Cord Cycle (’phrul gyi the gu brgu skor) 199–214
medical healing in 207–211
ritual healing in 211–14
the provenance of 201–206
nyenné . see contagious disease.
nyepa . see three peccant humors.
Oral Instructions Supplement . see Extended Commentary on the Instructional Tantra.
organs 19, 208, 245
and brown phlegm 19
and channel examination 285–87
and digestion 122–27
and the urogenital system 127–34
in the thoracic cavity 118–22
reproductive organs 129–34
Padmasambhava 224–25, 275–76
prasenā . see ritual.
precious pills (rin chen ril bu) 337–64
cautionary advice for 357–58, 362–63
ingredients of 352–54, 361–63
prescription of 354–56, 361–63
Precious Treasury (rin chen gter mdzod) 221–27
Questions of Subāhu Tantra (’phags pa dpung bzang gis zhus pa zhes bya ba’i rgyud = Skt. subāhuparipṛcchātantra) 267–70, 280
rimné . see contagious disease.
ritual
amulets 253–54
channel prasenā ritual (rtsa’i pra sgrub) 277–83, 295–99
evocation ritual (sgrub thabs) 251–54
materia magica 247–51
mirror divination (’phrul kyi me long) 246–47
prasenā divination (pra se na) 265–76, 293–302
ransom ritual (glud) 211–13
scattering ritual (byol thabs) 212–13
treatment of spirit-caused illness 326–31
Ritual Manual of Bhikṣu Prajñāprabhā (b-ig kru prad nya pra ba ’-i no pyi ka) 271–74
rlung . see three peccant humors.
Rufus of Ephesus 31–34
Samten (bsam gtan) 162–64
on anatomy 121, 128, 130, 132
on cancer and other growths 164–66, 174, 177, 179, 183
Sanggyé Gyatso . see Desi Sanggyé Gyatso.
secret medicine (gsang sman) 92–105
and Buddhist ethics 101–103
and potency 100
at Chakpori 103–105
examples of 97–99
hermeneutics of 95–97
seven bodily constituents (lus zungs bdun) 149
Sigerist, Henry E . XI
Small Tantra . see Little Tantra.
Smith, Malcolm 26–27
Sokpo Lungrik Tendar (sog po lung rigs bstan dar) 96
Sons’ Benefit (bu don ma) 15–16
on brown phlegm 15–16
on contagious disease 228–29
Sowa Rigpa (gso ba rig pa)
in India 311
origins of 68–69
spirit-caused illness 314–18
and psychology 324–26
spirit possession 322–24
treatment of 326–31
Supplements to the Instructional Tantra . see Extended Commentary on the Instructional Tantra.
Śvetaketu (dam pa tog dkar po) 66–67
Testament of Wa (dba’ bzhed) 274–76
Thousand-session Tutorial on the Channels (rtsa’i stong thun) 289–92 . Brown Phlegm Résumé of a Thousand [Sections].
three peccant humors (nyes pa gsum): wind (rlung), bile (mkhris pa), phlegm (bad kan) 23–25, 311–12
and channel examination 285
and the four humors 23
as aggregators (’du ba) 208
as five humors 289
as functional energetic systems 149–51, 170–72
in Āyurveda 25
brown phlegm.
tripa . see three peccant humors.
Tsan Pashilaha (tsan pa shi la ha) 39–40, 199
Vase of Amṛta . see Great Vase of the Amṛta of Immortality.
viscera . see organs.
wonder channels (ngo mtshar gyi rtsa) 281–82, 293–99 . Four Tantras.
wounds
and cancer and other growths 153–55, 159–60, 175–78, 183–84
the healing of 207–211
Yang Ga 49–54
Yutok the Elder . see Yutok Yönten Gönpo the Elder.
Yutok Yönten Gönpo the Elder (g.yu thog rnying ma yon tan mgon po)
and the Four Tantras 76–77
and the Nine Tibetan Physicians (bod kyi sman pa mi dgu) 78–79
and the Tibetan royal family 74–76
and Yutok the Younger 72
biography of 65–81
lineage of 70–72
modern scholarship on 63–64, 79–81
Zahor (za hor) 204–205

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Knowledge and Context in Tibetan Medicine

Series:  Brill's Tibetan Studies Library, Volume: 43
Cover Knowledge and Context in Tibetan Medicine
E-Book ISBN:
9789004404441
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
30 May 2019
  • Subjects
    • Asian Studies
      • East Asia
      • South Asia
      • Tibet
    • Religious Studies
      • Religion in Asia
Front Matter
Copyright page
Navigating the Ocean of Tibetan Medical Literature
A Note on Transcription, Transliteration, and Bibliography
Figures
Contributors
Part 1 The Vicissitudes of Meaning in Context
Chapter 1 A New Sense of (Dark) Humor in Tibet: Brown Phlegm and Black Bile
Chapter 2 A Preliminary Study on the Biography of Yutok Yönten Gönpo the Elder: Reflections on the Origins of Tibetan Medicine
Chapter 3 “Secret Medicine” in the Writings of Sanggyé Gyatso: the Encoded Esoteric Material of Therapeutics
Chapter 4 Visceral Anatomy as Depicted in Tibetan Medicine
Chapter 5 The Modern Biomedical Conception of Cancer and Its Many Potential Correlates in the Tibetan Medical Tradition
Part 2 Medicine and Religion in Context
Chapter 6 The Nine-Fold Magical Cord Cycle: Investigating ’Phrul gyi the gu brgu skor, a Wartime Medical Manual
Chapter 7 Knowledge, Imagery, and the Treatment of Communicable Disease in the Vase of the Amṛta of Immortality: A Preliminary Analysis of a Nyingma Medical Corpus
Chapter 8 Tantric Divination and Empirical Diagnosis: a Genealogy of Channel Prasenā Rituals in the Tibetan Medical Tradition
Chapter 9 Madness and the Spirits: Examining the Role of Spirits in Mental Illness in the Tibetan Communities of Darjeeling
Chapter 10 Material Presentations and Cultural Drug Translations of Contemporary Tibetan Precious Pills
Back Matter
Index

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