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This volume focused on the astrological and symbolic images in the Chinese calendar. This is a central focus in how Chinese medicine conceives of the world, health, and treatment.
🫖 🌲Teas, trees, and knees... Oh my!🏔️🚶🏾♀️
🌸🌞😄And with it comes the rains, allergies, and the dragons! 🌧️👃🏼🐉
🪇🪇🪇Shake, shake, shake ... shake, shake, shake ... Shake your body ... shake your body! 🪇🪇🪇
🫖 🌲Teas, trees, and knees... Oh my!🏔️🚶🏾♀️
We continue our journey coursing through the East Asian astronomical and astrological markers of the season. By now, you shouldn't be surprised to hear that summer ends and fall begins on August 2nd.
🦋 Float like a Butterfly!
In today's newsletter, we go into the connection between summer, the solstice, and the Chinese mythological phoenix. All three emphasize the development of flow and I offer a little qigong technique to feel that flow in your body. Finally, Anna's provide some sun tea recipes for you to try at home.
Embrace the light and become radiant!
Summertime and the Living is Easy 😎Wait... Summertime? Are you crazy?😎
As we near the solstice, from the East Asian perspective, summer has already started. We use this understanding of nature to help guide our understanding of the body and how to best treat people and their health conditions.
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🌸🌞😄And with it comes the rains, allergies, and the dragons! 🌧️👃🏼🐉
Since I last sent a newsletter, we entered into the New Year according to the Chinese calendar and we just passed the equinox. We’ll talk about the New Year and the seasonal changes from the Chinese medical view and give some pointers on how to use our local seasonal conditions to vitalize our mind, body, and spirit.
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🪇🪇🪇Shake, shake, shake ... shake, shake, shake ... Shake your body ... shake your body! 🪇🪇🪇
In this edition, we will delve into the topic of rest and renewal as a seasonally appropriate mindset for achieving wellness and longevity. As the chilly winds of winter blow, the Chinese agricultural calendar recognizes the start of spring by the ground's tremors as life awakens anew. How can we prepare ourselves for this shift and take advantage of the fresh opportunities that come our way?
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