Simple techniques to promote self-healing

Posted on July 2, 2015 by GuestWriter

[Method of Self-Healing 自愈法]  Simple Techniques to Promote Self-healing by Lilian Kluivers The most beautiful thing about working with Chinese medicine, is to enable people heal themselves. There are so many things we can learn our clients regarding their health. … Continue reading →

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Master Yun Xiang Tseng: The Real Crouching Tiger

Posted on July 1, 2015 by GuestWriter

[From the Master 师傅之窗]  Master Yun Xiang Tseng: The Real Crouching Tiger Anonymous Author   From time immemorial, humans have been searching for the key to eternal prosperity, health, longevity, peace and happiness. To reach this goal, many have even … Continue reading →

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Your Chi Might One Day Be Bottled!

Posted on February 28, 2015 by Raven Cohan

[A Comedy Moment 开心一刻 ] Your Chi Might One Day Be Bottled! (It’s Free!! FREE!) By Huck Twin The qi/chi I want to ‘move’ comes from heaven and earth. It loves to be home-based in my lower tan tien, but … Continue reading →

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Meditation Can Change Your Brain for Better & Longer…

Posted on February 28, 2015 by Kevin Chen

[Research Update 科研 动态] Meditation Can Change Your Brain for Better and Longer…  Compiled by Kevin W Chen, Ph.D.    There has been an old saying, when Buddha was asked, “What have you gained from long meditation?”  Buddha replied, “Nothing!” … Continue reading →

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The Virtue of Patient Care

Posted on February 28, 2015 by GuestWriter

[East West Perspective 东西方之观点] The Virtue of Patient Care by Gary Greer   Technological advances in health care has led to a common belief that physicians tend to detach themselves from their patients.[i]  As a result, a paradigm shift from … Continue reading →

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Deities of Living Lands and Seas

Posted on February 28, 2015 by GuestWriter

[Daoist Stories 道家故事] Deities of Living Lands and Seas by Brian Griffith Like peasants in medieval Europe, the “superstitious” villagers of ancient China believed that everything was alive. To them, the streams, forests, mountains, or shorelines seemed enchanted, like the … Continue reading →

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Experience Exchange — see all living beings as water-beings

Posted on February 27, 2015 by GuestWriter

[Experience Exchange 经验交流]  I have come to see all living beings as water-beings by Marianne A Kinzer We are children of nature. We cannot exist independently. Water illustrates our reliance on nature in an especially comprehensive way. In my studies … Continue reading →

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A Reflection of Nature

Posted on February 27, 2015 by GuestWriter

[Featured Article 精选文章] A Reflection of Nature by Lilian Kluivers   How can we adapt to the changing energies of the seasons? Insights from Do-In provide us with a series of simple but accurate stretchings. Following the wisdom of Chinese … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Harmony — Spring

Posted on February 27, 2015 by Ellasara Kling

[Seasonal Harmony 季节的和谐] Spring By Ellasara Kling   “Not only are we in the Universe, the Universe is in us.“ “To learn is to become closer to Nature”    Neil deGrasse Tyson, Astrophysicist, Director of the Hayden Planetarium. “The wise nourish … Continue reading →

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Nurture Life — Discover Who You Are

Posted on February 27, 2015 by Christina Barea

[Spirituality of Dao  道之神] Nurture Life, Discover Who You Are By Christina J Barea, DP, MMQ Listening deeply to the quiet sound of leaves unfolding at Spring I breathe in and embody the miracle manifested in each and every tree. … Continue reading →

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