Reference · Practice · Stewardship

The Ying Yee Kwoon Heritage Collection

Manuals

Working volumes for preserving martial knowledge, disciplined study, and the practices entrusted to the next generation.

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Formula · Preparation · Responsible Use

Heritage Dit Da Jow Consumer Manual

By Gioacchino Taliercio, MS, RD, known within Ying Yee Kwoon as Jack Yee.

40-page PDF · Consumer Edition · 2026$12.99

A practical consumer guide to the contemporary Ying Yee Kwoon school formula, its nineteen ingredients, careful preparation, traditional context, and responsible external use.

  • The Last Dragons lineage memoir
  • Complete YYK-TC-1 Tiger & Crane Formula
  • Nineteen ingredient reference profiles
  • Brewing, aging, filtration, and bottling procedures
  • External-use and injury-safety guidance
  • Ingredient verification, storage, and fire-safety standards
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Volume V · Reference & Practice

The Teachings of Da Mo

Mind, Practice, and the Transmission of the Lamp

By Gioacchino Taliercio · Jack Yee

82-page PDF · First Founder’s Edition$12.99

A source-conscious guide to teachings associated with Da Mo, bringing early Chan texts, contemplative practice, and modern kwoon integration together without confusing history, tradition, and adaptation.

  • Three source traditions presented with clear evidence labels
  • The Lankavatara, Bodhidharma Anthology, and Lamp lenses
  • Twelve plain-language contemplative practices
  • A structured 28-day practice curriculum
  • Kwoon integration, study-circle, and teacher guidance
  • Practice ledgers, glossary, source crosswalk, and bibliography
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“What you are given is only yours to keep if you’re willing to do something with it.”

From “The Last Dragons”

Made to be used

Books for careful study and continued practice.

Each manual distinguishes inherited tradition, documented sources, practical guidance, and questions that remain open to study.

These publications are educational. They do not replace medical or mental-health care, qualified Buddhist instruction, or in-person martial teaching.