Topic: Healing in a Chinese Process Way

Presenters: Zhenbao Jin

Chinese lawyer Zhenbao Jin earned a Ph.D. in the philosophy of law, but when he was diagnosed with lymphoma and a variety of other ailments, he was prompted by Scott Peck’s The Road Less Traveled to heal himself in a natural way. He found healing in a “process” way that enhances the flow of Qi. His healing story includes a 3000 km bike ride and disciplined meditation grounded in Taoist thought and practice. He translated The Road Less Traveled into Chinese. As an independent researcher, he has been exploring the practice and research of meditation as well as relevant areas including Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, anthroposophy, traditional Chinese medicine, philosophy (including Whitehead). 

In the past ten years, he has published more than 500 articles in Chinese on meditation, Taoism, Confucianism, philosophy as well as reports of patients in Chinese on his wechat blog. Dr. Jin now lives in Shenzhen, China, focusing on the research of meditation and relating issues and giving workshops, speeches and individual tutoring on natural healing through meditation. Read his brief bio on the Process & Faith website. Last March he led a P&F sponsored “Process Pop-up” session on Daoist meditation.  See his video introducing the basics of meditation based on Taoism: Healing Meditation for Prevention and Healing from CoronaVirus Infection.

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