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KMID : 0644020050180010049
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2005 Volume.18 No. 1 p.49 ~ p.56
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Kwon Kyung-In
Lee Byung-Wook
Kim Eun-Ha
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Abstract
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Mankind has had various medical treatments and theories as the result of steady researches about many diseases. Medical science has something to do with religions closely. That is, he tries to solve the problem connected with his life through medicine, while he tries to overcome the fear of death through the religion. Also I have tried to establish the relations between Oriental medicine. This research shows that the relation between Taoism and medical morals(醫德). The results of this research are following. The moral consciousness in medicine is the one of great traditions in Oriental medicine which comes to the front by Sun-Si-Miao(孫思邈). That is influenced by the ethical view that a moral act influences the long and the short of life. Tai-Ping-Jing(太平經) says that man enjoys longevity if he tends his parents with filial piety and then is aware of the principle of heaven and earth. Sun-Si-Miao teaches in Da-Yi-Jing-Cheng(大醫精誠) that ’Treat the patient impartially’, ’Don’t weigh the merits when treating the patient’, ’Avoid the use of animal medicines as you can.’, ’As a man sows, so he shall reap.’, Don’t be jealous and don’t be proud.’, which are closely related to main principles about act and taboo suggested in Bao-Piao-Zi(抱朴子)
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KEYWORD
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morals, Taoism, Sun-Si-Miao(孫思邈)
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