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Year of Sagely Living

Chinese medicine question of the month : intro to a new method of engagement

5 January 2010 Blogging

As a first-year student, I was so blown away by everything I was learning in school for Chinese Medicine, I couldn’t keep my mind straight. I was being rearranged, challenged on every level. I really couldn’t have blogged about the questions I was having if I tried. During my second year, things were less windswept [...]

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What is a watershed?

3 March 2009 Cultivation

So, you may remember all this talk about the Awareness project. The idea was (and is, though evolved now) that we wanted to bring all of our senses to bear IN THE WORLD as people nourished by particular types of practices to really live what the Classics tell us about. This in turn would be [...]

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Entering the Flow

7 August 2008 Cultivation

Whither Sagely Living?
Across a divide of space spanning a continent, a partnership in exploration has opened whose wellsprings lie removed further still across a span of centuries and oceans. I am speaking, of course, of this latest project that Eric and I have conceived in the course of our conversations over the last few [...]

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The Year of Sagely Living – The Evolution

26 July 2008 Character

When we decided to move away from our original Year of Sagely Living idea, I knew I would run the risk of dropping the project entirely. While I had the intention to focus on my physical body, I didn’t really know what form that would take. I’ve struggled to keep closely to my focused program [...]

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Chinese Medicine Podcast – Episode 2 : Visualizing my way to Chinese Medicine clinical success?

18 July 2008 Cultivation

Hey everyone,
Here’s my second try at a podcast. It’s just over 16 minutes long. As I get better and have more to offer, they will probably get longer. Interviews/conversations will most certainly be longer – though I might break them up into pieces for easier listening. I am trying to get a little better at [...]

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