From the monthly archives:

January 2008

5 Computer based tools no Chinese medicine student should be without

21 January 2008 Personal Development

While I’ve been working on my January Year of Sagely Living goal, I’ve really had to increase my efficiency in a number of respects. I’m doing a fairly good job keeping to my basic commitment, but I’ve had to spend an unusual amount of time finding the holes in my various systems. It’s [...]

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The importance of the Spleen in studying Classical Chinese Medicine

12 January 2008 Organ systems

I’ve been trying to find a way to make my Year of Sagely Living posts interesting to folks who are not specifically following my progress in that area. To that end, I have created a Year of Sagely Living page of the website where you can see more regular “updates” of my progress, as [...]

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Five simple ways I get more than 24 hours in a day

8 January 2008 Personal Development

My Year of Sagely Living began in earnest with the start of classes yesterday at 8:30am. This week is going to be a little different than future weeks because I haven’t yet started ALL of my classes, thus have less to study. This is balanced by the fact that I have a lot [...]

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Why Chinese herbal formula science is the most advanced medicine out there

6 January 2008 Herbal Medicine

I’ve been working on reviewing my Fall term notes. It’s been a fun process, one I haven’t done before. I can recommend it highly to any student. I find that it helps me consolidate the knowledge I internalized during the prior three months, making me feel much clearer and ready to receive [...]

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In personal development – one size does not fit all

4 January 2008 Personal Development

As I complete a double write-up of Fall term 2007 classes (part of my Year of Sagely Living commitment), I thought of a few items I would like to add to my description of the project. Many of you are very busy, like me. You may find it hard to believe that someone [...]

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