Cheng Feng's guest appearances

Cheng Feng

Purple Cloud Podcast

CASE xChange

Daniel Martin

Karen Brown

Liz Hawkins

Beth Smith

Mark Phillips

Kevin Lynch

Ben Clark

Steven Shattuck

Liz Allen

Glyn Davis

Volker Scheid

Jonathan Chang

Josh Paynter

Rob Henry

Marta Hanson

OwlTail

Our guest for this episode is Cheng Feng, Secretary General at Duke Kunshan University (DKU) Foundation and Senior Director of Development and Alumni Relations at DKU in Kunshan, China. Cheng shares how she went from working in marketing with the world’s largest cosmetic company L’Oréal, to a university that is eight years young. Hear about the general advancement landscape in China and DKU’s vision around educating future leaders to embrace creativity, innovation, and respecting the diverse cultures of the world.

Our guest for this episode is Cheng Feng, Secretary General at Duke Kunshan University (DKU) Foundation and Senior Director of Development and Alumni Relations at DKU in Kunshan, China. Cheng shares how she went from working in marketing with the world’s largest cosmetic company L’Oréal, to a university that is eight years young. Hear about the general advancement landscape in China and DKU’s vision around educating future leaders to embrace creativity, innovation, and respecting the diverse cultures of the world.

Episode 38: Voices From the Field - A Conversation with Cheng Feng

In this episode we talk again to Cheng Feng, this time about musical healing in the Chinese medical and Daoist traditions. We discuss how music can be used to both heal and harm, and the benefits of chanting the Dao De Jing. We also delve into how the 5 tones outlined in the Huang Di Nei Jing relate to the 5 phases, and how to use them in the clinic to help patients with a variety of conditions. For those interested in attending Cheng Feng’s forthcoming online seminar on the subject, more information is available at: https://pt.globalbranches.com/bookings-checkout/daoist-music-healing?fbclid=IwAR0Wk5MxWAWxDYQm_JdmyXTp68rrRa5zkgo-sF_GFz78zYLhMlo1rdOEElY

In this episode we talk again to Cheng Feng, this time about musical healing in the Chinese medical and Daoist traditions. We discuss how music can be used to both heal and harm, and the benefits of chanting the Dao De Jing. We also delve into how the 5 tones outlined in the Huang Di Nei Jing relate to the 5 phases, and how to use them in the clinic to help patients with a variety of conditions. For those interested in attending Cheng Feng’s forthcoming online seminar on the subject, more information is available at: <a href="https://pt.globalbranches.com/bookings-checkout/daoist-music-healing?fbclid=IwAR0Wk5MxWAWxDYQm_JdmyXTp68rrRa5zkgo-sF_GFz78zYLhMlo1rdOEElY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://pt.globalbranches.com/bookings-checkout/daoist-music-healing?fbclid=IwAR0Wk5MxWAWxDYQm_JdmyXTp68rrRa5zkgo-sF_GFz78zYLhMlo1rdOEElY</a>

PCP#29 Cheng Feng: Daoist Music Healing and the Five Healing Tones

There are many arts found under the umbrella of Daoism, including alchemy, medicine, ritual and martial arts to name a few. Many of these are taught to visiting students of all backgrounds at the Five Immortals Temple in Wudang China by Abbott Du Song Feng. Cheng Feng has been a longterm student of the Abbott and has resided at the temple for many years translating and assisting with his teaching as well as furthering her own studies in many of the arts taught there, perhaps most notably her study and recital of the morning and evening Xuanmen ritual scripture. She has also just launched her own project, Feather Beings, which aims at spreading these teachings throughout the world.

There are many arts found under the umbrella of Daoism, including alchemy, medicine, ritual and martial arts to name a few. Many of these are taught to visiting students of all backgrounds at the Five Immortals Temple in Wudang China by Abbott Du Song Feng. Cheng Feng has been a longterm student of the Abbott and has resided at the temple for many years translating and assisting with his teaching as well as furthering her own studies in many of the arts taught there, perhaps most notably her study and recital of the morning and evening Xuanmen ritual scripture. She has also just launched her own project, Feather Beings, which aims at spreading these teachings throughout the world.