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The relational method of learning Chinese herbs : herb families

on June 8th, 2010 in Chinese herbal medicine by

This is another repost of archived content.  In this case, it relates closely to the type of information I work with when teaching the relational herb method.  This is actually more advanced stuff – the kind of thing we dig into during the second stage of the training.  But, I…

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Reawakening the faculty of touch in learning Chinese herbs

on October 20th, 2009 in Chinese herbal medicine, Learning by

So, I didn’t write much about using the faculty of sight in learning Chinese herbs. That’s mostly because I’m doing other research about it, particularly around the doctrine of signatures and I’d prefer to write more when I have more to say. I’m already retooling my NCNM class for next…

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A relational method of learning Chinese herbs

on August 28th, 2009 in Chinese herbal medicine, Learning by

Update : This post formed the beginning thoughts of what eventually became the Shennong Relational Herb Learning Method.  If you think you might be interested in taking a course that tackles what’s below – why don’t you consider signing up for the interest list?  You’ll get the free Shennong Formula…

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Listening my way to success in the NCCAOM acupuncture board exam

on June 9th, 2009 in Learning by

Update : I passed!  :) As I said before, I’ve been spending a significant amount of time studying for and taking my NCCAOM acupuncture board exams.  As I said in my last post… “…I’ve successfully completed the foundations and biomedicine exams already.  I found them to be much different from…

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