Exploring Chinese Medicine & Its Many Intersections
As a student learning Chinese herbs, I was impatient. Already having been in higher education for 8 years straight, I was eager to get on with it. I didn’t understand the process, and I didn’t …
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I've been reading a couple of interesting books. One, which I've read a couple of times before, is called The Diamond Cutter, which elaborates a Buddhist view on business and life management. I'm …
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Here are the last few paragraphs of my thesis in Chinese medicine for my MSOM degree at National University of Natural Medicine. As you can probably tell, I did not go as far with any of my research …
Here is the third of four portions of my thesis, written for completion of my degree at NUNM in 2009. Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 According to Svenaeus, important information that penetrates …
This is the next portion of my thesis written for my degree in Classical Chinese Medicine at NCNM in Portland. I hope you enjoy it! I'm trying to chop this into many smaller pieces so they may be more …
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