December 2007

My commitment to excellence in scholarship

31 December 2007 Student Life

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Well, it’s almost time for the Year of Sagely Living to begin. 2008 should shape up to [...]

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Year of Sagely Living : Scholarship and study as a category of practice

30 December 2007 Student Life

Be sure to check out the original introduction to the Year of Sagely Living. You can read other articles on the project by choosing the “Year of Sagely Living” category in the dropdown menu to your right.
This is an important category for me, as I am in my third year of Classical Chinese medicine [...]

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Year of Sagely Living: Some more thoughts on the twelve categories

30 December 2007 Year of Sagely Living

Just a few more thoughts on the categories and a few example practices. Be sure to check out the original introduction to the Year of Sagely Living. You can read other articles on the project by choosing the “Year of Sagely Living” category in the dropdown menu to your right.
1) January (GB) [...]

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Doctor as medical sage: why the Year of Sagely Living is important

29 December 2007 Cultivation

On this blog I have discussed the ways in which Classical Chinese medicine has changed my life. Since the first day of classes at NCNM, I have been shaken to my core by this medicine. I’d like to discuss what that means to me, briefly, as a way of explaining the importance [...]

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The Year of Sagely Living: 12 months of Classical Chinese Medicine habits

28 December 2007 Blogging

If you sift through all the posts here at Deepest Health, you will find that I have a passion for personal development. In particular, I have a deep and abiding interest in using principles taken from my study of Classical Chinese Medicine to develop myself into a high level Chinese medicine scholar and physician. [...]

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