Last weekend, I spent two days fascinated, attending a seminar with Jeffery Yuen on the treatment of epidemic disorders from the perspective of the Wen Bing School. Wen Bing refers to “warm diseases.” This school of thought was developed during the Ming and Qing dynasties and is often discussed in relation to the treatment of … Continued
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For many people, the change of the seasons also means a change in their health. Whether it is a common cold we are trying to avoid, or the change we experience in our diet during colder temperatures, it is safe to say that feeling well is very important during this seasonal change. One thing that … Continued
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While riding in to the Chinese Acupuncture Clinic today I noticed the last few colorful leaves on the trees and began to think about how color affects me. Red always lifts my spirits. I wear my red socks on days that I need a mental and spiritual lift—red socks are good Feng Shui. Red is … Continued
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These cases are perfectly simple and easy to distinguish. In a free hour, when our power of choice is untrammelled and when nothing prevents our being able to do what we like best.
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