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Still learning Chinese medicine : through the birth canal

9 December 2008 Blogging

It’s a cardinal rule in blogging that one shouldn’t write too many “sorry I’ve been away” posts. They tend to convey weakness, over-involvement in one’s own process and generally turn readers off – particularly first-time readers.  If you’re a first time reader, may I suggest that you hunt through the Articles page or look to [...]

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Call for guest writers at Deepest Health

3 September 2008 Blogging

Hey everyone,
The summer is wrapping up for us at NCNM, which means a ramping up of school-related activity for me.  Add to that the fact that my best friends are getting married (and both my partner and I are in the wedding) is a recipe for light content here on Deepest Health.  So, I’d like [...]

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20 benefits I have enjoyed since having a blog focused on Chinese Medicine

16 August 2008 Blogging

As a follow-up to my previous popular post about Why all natural health care practitioners should have a blog, I thought I would put forward a list of the benefits I have noticed so far in having my blog about Chinese medicine.  I want to create this list because I feel that there could be [...]

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It drops deep as it does in my breath

12 August 2008 Cultivation

I am in a state of heightened awareness as I sit down to write this post.
My breathing is deep and slow, without my direction.  My posture is erect as possible but without strain.  My vision is open and yet acute.  I feel the air coming in to the edges of my nostrils.  I feel it [...]

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Symbolism, Chinese medicine and the birth of a new project

5 August 2008 Blogging

I’ve been working on a series about the Chinese medicine organ systems for the past few weeks.  We’ve already covered the Lung, and then the Large Intestine in two parts.  During that time, my understanding of the symbolism (including what’s available through the Chinese medicine organ clock) that is shot through Chinese medical literature has [...]

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