Approved

 

56 of my lectures offering over 500 hours of continuous education for Oriental Medical practitioners have been re-certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. These lectures consist in a coherent set of exposure to systems approaches applied to acupuncture, the topic of my forthcoming book Systems Energetics Applied to Acupuncture. As such, they represent a comprehensive PhD level program. The lectures are progressively being updated in their final online format at trigrams.net

 

 

From a friend

 

Eric Serejski has been practicing Oriental Medicine and yoga for over two decades. The great Sui-Tang Dynasty scholar-practitioner Sun Si-Miao carved a path to the mastery of Oriental Medicine that demanded intellectual effort, spiritual practice, and the cultivation of our basic goodness as human beings. He thus became a beacon that inspired many generations of practitioner after him, Serejski included. Eric’s intellectual efforts have been devoted to advanced research in Systems applied to biology and its ancillary sciences including anatomy, physiology, genetics, immunology, and neurobiology to name only a few. Moreover he is very interested in the empirical validation of the principles revealed in the esteemed classics of Chinese medicine and philosophy, reminding of the preoccupations many of the great thinkers of the Chinese medical tradition that came before us.

Serejski’s interest in systems thinking is an evolution of his aspiration to integrate the sometimes seemingly disparate observations and discoveries of physics, biology, technology, sociology, medicine, religion, anthropology, philosophy or, in fact, almost any evidence based field of investigation; bringing them into a resonant luminous totality.

The practice of Yoga has, for Eric, served as a catalyst for the cultivation of what, for lack of a better term, could be called a ‘Renaissance Mind’. The interplay of curiosity, openness, and rigorous analysis may take his investigations in surprising directions, but always yield fascinating and far-reaching insights.


Ashley Wiper