Healer of Heaven and Earth: The Sacred Art of Daoist Medicine By Laing Z. Matthews Healer of Heaven and Earth is a groundbreaking and poetic transmission of Daoist healing wisdom—where medicine is not just physical science, but sacred art. Written for practitioners, seekers, and healers of all traditions, this book reintroduces Daoist medicine as it was always meant to be: rooted in nature, animated by spirit, aligned with the breath of Heaven and Earth. Drawing from over three decades of clinical experience and classical training, Laing Z. Matthews invites the reader on a journey through the lost temples of Chinese healing. Here, the body is seen as an altar, the breath as a bridge between realms, and the pulse as a song from the stars. With clarity and reverence, this work explores the full landscape of Daoist healing—from pulse diagnosis and talismanic medicine to dream interpretation, spirit possession, and karmic illness. Inside you'll discover: The Six Daoist Healing Arts and their integration across body, breath, and spirit - A redefinition of Qi as cosmological rhythm, not vague “energy” - External Qi therapy: how breath and intention reshape the field - Pulse reading as a language of Heaven, Earth, and Human - Healing with Fu (Talismans), Zhou (Incantations), and ritual magic - The spiritual anatomy of Hun, Po, Shen, Yi, and Zhi - Daoist methods for clearing karmic residues and ghost attachments - Time-based healing with Zi Wu Liu Zhu and the cosmic breath - Seasonal alchemy through diet, breath, and daily practice - The healer’s inner cultivation as the ultimate medicine Blending classical Daoist texts with modern clinical insight, this is not a how-to manual. It is a revelation. A return. A remembrance of a medicine that listens to the wind, walks with the stars, and bows before the Dao. Whether you're a practitioner of Chinese medicine, an energy healer, a spiritual counselor, or simply someone seeking a deeper understanding of health and destiny, Healer of Heaven and Earth offers a map for walking the path of the true physician: one who heals not just symptoms, but soul. “This is not a textbook. It is a transmission. It is for those who remember that medicine was once sacred, and can be again.”