| | | TCM Classics Ling Shu The Ling Shu, otherwise known as the Canon of Acupuncture, or Spiritual Pivot, is the second part of of the Huang Di Nei Jing - The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine. [The first is the Su Wen, Simple Questions, also available on this website].
There are currently, or soon will be, three full translations of the Ling Shu available on this page. This is done to provide those interested with useful comparisons of the approach different translators have taken to rendering the ideas and philosophy contained in this TCM medical classic. A separate discussion of Ling Shu chapter 8 is also available.
Ling Shu, or Spiritual Pivot. Trans. Wu Jing-Nuan (1993) Asian Spirituality, Taoist Studies Series. University of Hawai'i Press.
LingShu Intro. Scrolls 1 & 2, Scrolls 3 & 4, Scrolls 5 & 6, Scrolls 7 & 8, Scrolls 9 & 10, Scrolls 11 & 12.
The Heart, in Ling Shu Chapter 8. (1991) Claude Larre and Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee. Chinese Medicine from the Classics. Monkey Press.
LingShu8 Intro. LingShu8 Emperor's Question, LingShu8 Minister's Reply, LingShu8 Glossary.
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