A Ring Without End:

A Ring Without End – Bridging Eastern and Western Body Maps

A Ring Without End explores the differing perspectives of Western and Eastern traditions in mapping the human body, offering practical tools for clinicians to cultivate a more personalized and adaptive medical practice.

Drawing on the Nanjing and other foundational texts of Chinese medicine, the book presents health and illness as dynamic, ecological processes influenced by natural cycles such as water movement, circulation, and seasonal rhythms.

These principles, embedded in classical channel maps, offer profound insights into how yin-yang-based medicine can respond to today`s complex health challenges. By reinterpreting these ancient teachings for contemporary contexts patients, communities, and the planet this work lays the foundation for a new school of ecological medicine rooted in balance, connection, and adaptability.