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Jason, Herman, anybody....

 

For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of a

simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

Bogam<http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/5340745.html>

* (µ¿ÀǺ¸°¨) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that has come up in the

discussions here. I am still looking for a traditional character version,

but haven't found it yet.

 

I read through the first couple pages and would be interested to hear if any

other Chinese language readers can find what Lonny has been talking about.

My Chinese is not that good and I only briefly looked at it, so I could

easily be missing something.

 

In Good Health,

Thomas

 

 

cell:

Beijing, China

Author of " Western Herbs According to Traditional : A

Practitioners Guide "

 

 

 

 

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wrote:

>

> Jason, Herman, anybody....

>

> For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of a

> simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

> Bogam<http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/5340745.html>

> * (µ¿ÀǺ¸°¨) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that has come up in the

> discussions here.

 

Nice find. It looks like an interesting book.

 

Eric

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Wow, thank you Thomas!

 

Herman

 

p.s. What exactly are you looking for regarding 'what Lonny has been talking

about'?

 

,

wrote:

>

> Jason, Herman, anybody....

>

> For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of a

> simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

> Bogam<http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/5340745.html>

> * (µ¿ÀǺ¸°¨) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that has come up in the

> discussions here. I am still looking for a traditional character version,

> but haven't found it yet.

>

> I read through the first couple pages and would be interested to hear if any

> other Chinese language readers can find what Lonny has been talking about.

> My Chinese is not that good and I only briefly looked at it, so I could

> easily be missing something.

>

> In Good Health,

> Thomas

>

>

> cell:

> Beijing, China

> Author of " Western Herbs According to Traditional : A

> Practitioners Guide "

>

>

>

>

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Hi Thomas

The electronic file only contains the first nine chapters of the book about 364

pages out of 980 pages. I borrowed the book from the library last week, it is

mostly a compilation of the context of dozens of Chinese medical books with his

one commentary, Neijing, Bencao, shanghanlun, danxin, dongyuan. I would like to

know what part is Lonny referring to?

 

Gabe Fuentes

 

 

 

 

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Sun, March 7, 2010 8:31:41 PM

Heo Jun text

 

 

Jason, Herman, anybody....

 

For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of a

simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

Bogam<http://ishare. iask.sina. com.cn/f/ 5340745.html>

* (ë™ì˜ë³´ê°) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that has come up in the

discussions here. I am still looking for a traditional character version,

but haven't found it yet.

 

I read through the first couple pages and would be interested to hear if any

other Chinese language readers can find what Lonny has been talking about.

My Chinese is not that good and I only briefly looked at it, so I could

easily be missing something.

 

In Good Health,

Thomas

 

 

cell:

Beijing, China

Author of " Western Herbs According to Traditional : A

Practitioners Guide "

Check out my blog: http://sourcepointh erbs.blogspot. com

 

 

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Herman,

 

>p.s. What exactly are you looking for regarding 'what Lonny has been >talking

about'?

 

I don't have the exact quote, but it was something along the lines of this guy

talked about the medicine with the big " S " ....so here's the work...see if you

can find it.

 

Also, I think there is more to this text, but I am not sure. I think I read

something, somewhere, that said the original was ~27 volumes. So I am not sure

if this is the whole thing as this is 96 pages, maybe, maybe not.

 

I am also very interested in this text because, apparently he integrated local

plants into his practice, so I am hoping to find something about his process for

this in this text. I am very busy with other work at the moment, but I look

forward to looking over this.

 

Thomas

 

, " aowenherman " <aowenherman

wrote:

>

> Wow, thank you Thomas!

>

> Herman

>

> p.s. What exactly are you looking for regarding 'what Lonny has been talking

about'?

>

> , <tag.plantgeek@>

wrote:

> >

> > Jason, Herman, anybody....

> >

> > For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of a

> > simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

> > Bogam<http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/5340745.html>

> > * (µ¿ÀǺ¸°¨) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that has come up in the

> > discussions here. I am still looking for a traditional character version,

> > but haven't found it yet.

> >

> > I read through the first couple pages and would be interested to hear if any

> > other Chinese language readers can find what Lonny has been talking about.

> > My Chinese is not that good and I only briefly looked at it, so I could

> > easily be missing something.

> >

> > In Good Health,

> > Thomas

> >

> >

> > cell:

> > Beijing, China

> > Author of " Western Herbs According to Traditional : A

> > Practitioners Guide "

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Thomas,

 

Well, there are a lot of shens in these 96 pages! (Gabe noticed too that this is

only part of the book, it is mentioned on the site as well.) Lots of

interesting quotes from philosophical and medical texts, it kept me awake too

long last night...

 

And yes, further on the herbs come up, I am interested too to explore what new

things we can find in here. When I came across a longevity formula it was time

to sleep... So much to do in a day!

 

If you come across sections that you like to translate maybe we can work on it

as a team.

 

Best,

 

Herman

 

 

 

, " Thomas " wrote:

>

> Herman,

>

> >p.s. What exactly are you looking for regarding 'what Lonny has been >talking

about'?

>

> I don't have the exact quote, but it was something along the lines of this guy

talked about the medicine with the big " S " ....so here's the work...see if you

can find it.

>

> Also, I think there is more to this text, but I am not sure. I think I read

something, somewhere, that said the original was ~27 volumes. So I am not sure

if this is the whole thing as this is 96 pages, maybe, maybe not.

>

> I am also very interested in this text because, apparently he integrated local

plants into his practice, so I am hoping to find something about his process for

this in this text. I am very busy with other work at the moment, but I look

forward to looking over this.

>

> Thomas

>

> , " aowenherman " <aowenherman@> wrote:

> >

> > Wow, thank you Thomas!

> >

> > Herman

> >

> > p.s. What exactly are you looking for regarding 'what Lonny has been talking

about'?

> >

> > , <tag.plantgeek@>

wrote:

> > >

> > > Jason, Herman, anybody....

> > >

> > > For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of a

> > > simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

> > > Bogam<http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/5340745.html>

> > > * (µ¿ÀǺ¸°¨) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that has come up in the

> > > discussions here. I am still looking for a traditional character version,

> > > but haven't found it yet.

> > >

> > > I read through the first couple pages and would be interested to hear if

any

> > > other Chinese language readers can find what Lonny has been talking about.

> > > My Chinese is not that good and I only briefly looked at it, so I could

> > > easily be missing something.

> > >

> > > In Good Health,

> > > Thomas

> > >

> > >

> > > cell:

> > > Beijing, China

> > > Author of " Western Herbs According to Traditional : A

> > > Practitioners Guide "

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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I just uploaded a traditional character version:

 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/7jgd64

<http://www.sendspace.com/file/7jgd64>

 

Ignore the pop-up windows and look for the orange download button. This

is a large 277 MB file, inside are 26 separate pdf scans of the

handwritten volumes. The pdfs are not searchable (no OCR).

 

Charlie

 

,

wrote:

>

> Jason, Herman, anybody....

>

> For those that may be interested, here is a link to a free download of

a

> simplified Chinese language version of the *Dongeui

> Bogam<http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/5340745.html>

> * (���Ǻ���) written by Heo Jun, the Korean doc that

has come up in the

> discussions here. I am still looking for a traditional character

version,

> but haven't found it yet.

>

> I read through the first couple pages and would be interested to hear

if any

> other Chinese language readers can find what Lonny has been talking

about.

> My Chinese is not that good and I only briefly looked at it, so I

could

> easily be missing something.

>

> In Good Health,

> Thomas

>

>

> cell:

> Beijing, China

> Author of " Western Herbs According to Traditional : A

> Practitioners Guide "

>

>

>

>

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