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Another scholar reviews his first month of Sagely Living

1 February 2008 Student Life

This is an article that Michael Givens, author of the recent article “Why does Chinese Medicine seem so complicated?” sent to me last night. He was one of the first on board for the Year of Sagely Living, but doesn’t have an online home – so he’s posting his insights here.
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Tradition and innovation in Chinese medicine

6 November 2007 Cultivation

As I was working on one of my upcoming reviews, MORE books came to review – one of these being the masterful volume on Pulse Diagnosis by Dr. Leon Hammer. I’ve only just read the introduction, which has given me plenty of food for thought. I have a keen interest in the pulse [...]

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Book Review: Bob Flaws, Statements of Fact in Traditional Chinese Medicine

1 October 2007 Book Reviews

I am pleased to review Bob Flaws‘ latest book, an updated and revised version of his Statements of Fact in Traditional Chinese Medicine, originally published in 1994. Bob Flaws, as many of you know, is a prolific writer in the field of Chinese Medicine and has authored several very popular books on a number [...]

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Living in Harmony with the Seasons: Part III – Thriving in Autumn

28 September 2007 Cultivation
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8 Reasons you should do Qigong even if you don’t want to

26 September 2007 Cultivation

I just got back from a QiGong retreat this weekend. As part of our program at NCNM, we learn Qigong within a specific lineage that we are privileged to access via one of our program founders, Heiner Fruehauf. It’s an amazing addition to our education. We take a practicum each term where [...]

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