Yun Rou

<p>Daoist Monk Yun Rou (formerly Arthur Rosenfeld) received his academic education at Yale, Cornell, and the University of California and was ordained a Daoist monk at the Chun Yang (Pure Yang) Taoist Temple in Guangzhou, China. </p><p>Blending literature, biology, and medicine with an orthodox Daoist education, his writings and teachings propagate Daoist ideas and focus on personal cultivation, environmental conservation, and political and social justice. </p><p>From 2010 – 2013, he hosted the hit (<strong>60MM households</strong>) national public television show <em>Longevity Tai Chi with Arthur Rosenfeld</em>. </p><p>Yun Rou’ s work has appeared in <em>Vogue, Vanity Fair, Parade, Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal</em>, <em>WebMD, Fox Business News</em>, and numerous other websites and newspapers, and his <strong>15 books</strong> have won many critical awards including, most recently, both a <strong>Gold and Silver 2018 Nautilus Book Award for <em>Mad Monk Manifesto.</em></strong> His work <em>The Cure for Gravity</em> was a 2002 <strong>National Book Award finalist.</strong></p><p>He began his formal martial arts training in 1980, was named 2011 Tai Chi Master of The Year at the World Congress on Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine, and opened and closed the 2014 International Tai Chi Symposium in Louisville, Kentucky. In 2016, the American Heart Association profiled Yun Rou as an inspirational resource. </p>