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The Journey and Its Goal in Women’s Religions
[Spirituality of Dao 道之神] The Journey and Its Goal in Women’s Religions by Brian Griffith In the Middle East, ancient deities were usually portrayed as superhuman kings, whose instructions to mortals were like a ruler’s commands, given in books … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese Religion, Dao-de-jing, spirituality, women
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Nurture Life — Discover Who You Are
[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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Laozi – Legend or History?
[Spirituality of Dao] Laozi 老子 – Legend or History? A brief biography of the author of the Dao De Jing By Christina J Barea Many people are familiar with the Dao De Jing 道德經, a classic of Daoist studies, which … Continue reading
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Qigong Teachers: Masters or Chinese Knock-offs?
Qigong Teachers: Masters or Chinese Knock-offs? Finding a Qualified Instructor By Christina J. Barea The demand for qigong instruction grows and so does the opportunity for teachers to misrepresent their qualifications. The relative lack of education the general public has on … Continue reading
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Tagged Instructor, Master, qigong teacher, qualified teacher
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