Johan Hausen's guest appearances

Johan Hausen

Purple Cloud Podcast

Pacific Rim College Radio

Tom O’Bryan

Michael Lewis

Robert Rogers

ROSEMARY GLADSTAR

Tom Malterre

Sajah Popham

Mark Lakeman

Steve James

Sally Fallon Morell

Joshua Hathaway

Z'ev Rosenberg

Dan Hayes

Jason Robertson

Bill Porter

Paul Bergner

OwlTail

Johan Hausen has lived a life that, if I had access to multiple lifetimes, would be one of the iterations I would want to play out. Replete with martial arts, Shaolin temple life, inner alchemy, classical Chinese culture and language, book translating and publishing, and travel, his life path weaves threads of modernity with ancient history. A crucial point in the journey for Johan came at the age of 13 with the emergence of his interest in martial arts, specifically Tae Kwon Do. After competing intensely for 8 years, during the course of which he reached a plateau, he decided to elevate his interest by exploring the “cradle of martial arts”, Shaolin Kungfu. From his home country of Germany and with no grasp of Chinese language, Johan travelled to the Shaolin Temple and eventually to the Wudang Mountains where he adopted temple life and immersed himself in culture, philosophy, and techniques including Tai Ji, Dao Yin, alchemy, swordsmanship, Feng Shui, study of the Yi Jing, and Daoist healing. Now an acupuncturist in New Zealand, Johan annually returns to his Wudong Mountain hermitage, and he translates classical Chinese texts and publishes them under his own publishing house, Purple Cloud Press. Through the Purple Cloud Institute, he hopes to create a longevity centre in Australia that makes widely accessible time-honoured healing practices. Johan’s journey thus far has been incredible, and so much more is yet to come. Please enjoy this episode of Pacific Rim College Radio with Johan Hausen. Episode Links: Purple Cloud Press Five Immortals Temple Learning Links: School of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine at PRC Online Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine courses at PRCOnline Student Clinic at PRC

Johan Hausen has lived a life that, if I had access to multiple lifetimes, would be one of the iterations I would want to play out. Replete with martial arts, Shaolin temple life, inner alchemy, classical Chinese culture and language, book translating and publishing, and travel, his life path weaves threads of modernity with ancient history. A crucial point in the journey for Johan came at the age of 13 with the emergence of his interest in martial arts, specifically Tae Kwon Do. After competing intensely for 8 years, during the course of which he reached a plateau, he decided to elevate his interest by exploring the “cradle of martial arts”, Shaolin Kungfu. From his home country of Germany and with no grasp of Chinese language, Johan travelled to the Shaolin Temple and eventually to the Wudang Mountains where he adopted temple life and immersed himself in culture, philosophy, and techniques including Tai Ji, Dao Yin, alchemy, swordsmanship, Feng Shui, study of the Yi Jing, and Daoist healing. Now an acupuncturist in New Zealand, Johan annually returns to his Wudong Mountain hermitage, and he translates classical Chinese texts and publishes them under his own publishing house, Purple Cloud Press. Through the Purple Cloud Institute, he hopes to create a longevity centre in Australia that makes widely accessible time-honoured healing practices. Johan’s journey thus far has been incredible, and so much more is yet to come. Please enjoy this episode of Pacific Rim College Radio with Johan Hausen. Episode Links: <a href="https://purplecloudinstitute.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Purple Cloud Press</a> <a href="http://fiveimmortals.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Five Immortals Temple</a> Learning Links: <a href="https://www.pacificrimcollege.com/faculties-programs/school-of-acupuncture-oriental-medicine/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">School of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine</a> at PRC <a href="https://pacificrimcollege.online/course-category/acupuncture-tcm/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Online Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine</a> courses at PRCOnline <a href="https://www.pacificrimcollege.com/clinical-services/student-clinic/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Student Clinic</a> at PRC

#55 Johan Hausen on Martial Arts, Shaolin Temple Life, and the Arts of Daoism

Jen King

In this episode we talk to Purple Cloud Press founder Johan Hausen and artist Jen King about the process of translating, writing and illustrating their most recent publication, the 49 Barriers of Cultivating the Dao. We delve into process of capturing the essence not only of Liu Yi Ming’s original recording of the Barriers, but also of the illuminating commentary by Abbot Li Shifu of the Five Immortals Temple. The book is available for purchase at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RC71226

In this episode we talk to Purple Cloud Press founder Johan Hausen and artist Jen King about the process of translating, writing and illustrating their most recent publication, the 49 Barriers of Cultivating the Dao. We delve into process of capturing the essence not only of Liu Yi Ming’s original recording of the Barriers, but also of the illuminating commentary by Abbot Li Shifu of the Five Immortals Temple. The book is available for purchase at: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RC71226" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RC71226</a>

PCP#21 Johan Hausen and Jen King: 49 Barriers of Cultivating the Dao

In this episode Daniel interviews Johan Hausen, co-founder of the Purple Cloud Institute, about his time spent at the Five Immortals Temple in Wudang, founding his publishing company, the Purple Cloud Press, his first book about Confucian scholar and healer Wang Feng-Yi "Discourse on Transforming Inner Nature".

In this episode Daniel interviews Johan Hausen, co-founder of the Purple Cloud Institute, about his time spent at the Five Immortals Temple in Wudang, founding his publishing company, the Purple Cloud Press, his first book about Confucian scholar and healer Wang Feng-Yi "Discourse on Transforming Inner Nature".

3 Transforming Inner Nature: Johan Hausen