School of Stone and Spirit
Training in Daoist stone medicine, supported by essential oils
The school passes on what grew in the practice: a method that works with stones, essential oils, points and meditation — built on the teachings of Jeffrey Yuen, holder of the 88th generation of the Daoist Jade Purity School.
What it teaches does not exist in this form anywhere. Yuen’s stone medicine survives as seminar recordings and scattered lists. Here it is ordered: six stages, each with its guiding metal, its mineral class and its neurotransmitter, each with testable criteria for when a person is ready to move on. That ordering is the real teaching. That garnet moves blood is in every book about stones. That it comes first, and why — that is here.
Two ways through this house
You walk the Path. Six stages, a good half-year, with a package that arrives at your door. On your own, accompanied, or in the practice in Baden. For yourself, not for others.
You learn to accompany it. The training to become a Practitioner of the Path. The condition is that you have walked the way yourself — nobody accompanies a person through a stage they do not know from the inside.
The order is not negotiable. Walk first, teach after. That is not a hurdle; it is the method.
What it costs
| The Path, on your own | CHF 1200 |
| The Path, accompanied | CHF 2400 — the same, plus six conversations |
| In the practice | package CHF 450, CHF 150 per session |
| The Training | CHF 3900 — the first licence year is included |
| The licence from the second year | CHF 360 a year |
| One Sangha evening | CHF 40 |
| The oil evening | CHF 20 |
For the first nine there is an introductory price: the Path for CHF 900, accompanied for CHF 1800. And the package holds the deluxe mala bracelet instead of the plain one — as a gift, not a surcharge.
Nine, because in Daoism nine is the complete Yang number, the number of heaven. They are the first nine to walk this way. Not a discount — a discount that stays is simply the price.
The price of the Path includes the package, all lessons, the workbook and the questionnaires, and the conversation before the fourth stage. Invoice by email, payable in two instalments if that suits better.
Who it is for
For people living with frozenness, circling thoughts, sleeplessness or old injuries, who are looking for a way that takes its time.
And for therapists — from Chinese medicine, aromatherapy, bodywork — who already work with stones and oils and have had no order to put them in.
What this school is not
Not a state-recognised qualification. The training leads to a licence of the school, not to a protected title. In Switzerland the recognised route into complementary therapy runs through the federal higher examination; whether a method is reimbursable is decided by the registers and the insurers.
This stands at the top of the page rather than in the small print, because nobody should be disappointed two years from now.
And not a substitute for medical or psychotherapeutic treatment. Someone in an acute crisis needs something other than a half-year path.