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Character for Tao

Here is one way the Tao Te Ching describes the Tao: “He who says doesn’t know, he who knows doesn’t say” How can we understand the Tao if we cannot even talk about it? One way is to understand the Character for Tao: On the top right Yin and...

Yin Yang and the Quantum

  The Yin Yang symbol is an ancient representation of Quantum mechanics. Quantum mechanics, the revolutionary new physics is based on the fact that light sometimes behaves as a wave and sometimes it behaves as a particle. The Yin Yang symbol illustrates this...

Acupuncture and Heart Health

Protocols for heart health, either prevention or the management of heart problems, all mention the importance of stress management and healthy lifestyle. If heart issues exist, the person may have symptoms such as low energy, sleep problems, anxiety, breathing...

Prevention is better than cure

“The best doctor concentrates on prevention instead of fixing disease”. – Nei Jing. Staying healthy is a better option. Imagine a world where your health care practitioners get paid for keeping you healthy – rather than fixing things when they go wrong....

How to explain the concept of living with nature.

At this time of year, mid December, in the northern hemisphere, it is almost Winter officially. The animals are quiet, there are not many birds outside and the ponds are starting to freeze over, nature is quiet and still. Humans are part of nature but we are a bit...

This is Menopause

“TCM” (Traditional Chinese Medicine) sees menopause as a deep energy shift that extends beyond physical changes. It’s a natural and normal part of a woman’s life, yet it has the power to affect her mind, emotions and spirit. Menopause is an energy...