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Category Archives: East-West Perspectives
The Virtue of Patient Care
[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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From the Doctor — A New Love Story
[From the Doctor] A New Love Story Nadia Linda Hole, M.D. “Enjoy life. There’s plenty of time to be dead” – Hans Christian Andersen “From your I AM is born … the song that beautifies all” – Aramaic Lord’s … Continue reading
Posted in East-West Perspectives, From the Doctor, Longevity
Tagged Life Style, mind-body integration, Nadia Linda Hole
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Evolutionary Growth & Embodied Learning in Taiji
Evolutionary Growth and Embodied Learning in Taiji by Mauro Carboni, Introduction. During the last decades, the Taiji practice has been the subject of a world-wide diffusion and has been known above all as “moving meditation.” In fact, this path … Continue reading
Posted in East-West Perspectives, From the Master, Tai Chi
Tagged development, research, taiji
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Contribution of Daoist Yangsheng Philosophy to Modern Self-Care Movement
This essay looks into the modern self-care movement today, and at the ways Yangsheng philosophy can be of great help to those who are looking to improve their lifestyle, those looking to achieve better health and longer life, and most importantly those looking to achieve a level of balance and harmony within themselves and the environment they live in. Continue reading
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Tagged Daoist, modern medicine, philosophy, self-care movement, yangsheng
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East-West Perspective – Chinese Wellness Based Healthcare System
East-West Perspective Chinese Wellness Based Healthcare System: An Inspiring Solution To Health & Economic Crisis in America by Dr. Roger Jahnke “The most profound medicine is produced naturally in the human body – for free!” This is the innovative foundation … Continue reading
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Tagged acupuncture, body, body mind spirit, chinese wellness, healthcare, holistic, massage, meditation, mind, patient, Qigong, self healing, spirit, tai chi
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Summer Food For Fire Element
[East West Perspective] Summer Food For Fire Element by Christina Barea Young Summer is a period of growth, it is a time when nature expresses her bounty to the fullest. To be in harmony, with the atmosphere of summer, one … Continue reading
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Tagged cold food, fiber, fire, fire element, fire foods, food, fruit salad, gazpacho, healthy, heart, heart healthy, omega 3, salad, vegetables
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Is Qigong For You?
Is Qigong For You? by Arthur Rosenfeld If you’ve traveled to China, you’ve likely encountered senior citizens flapping their arms early in the morning in public parks, or perhaps squatting, walking, singing or dancing in groups, twisting waists and wiggling … Continue reading
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Tagged body, exercise, health, Qigong, qigong teacher
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Investing in Ourselves
East-West Perspectives Investing in Ourselves by Arthur Rosenfeld One worrisome development among many in the consumptive frenzy of our so-called culture is that our innate desire to improve ourselves has been transformed into a desire to improve our material position. … Continue reading
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Tagged East-West Perspectives, self healing, taiji
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