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104 Considering Our Roots- The Overlooked Basics of Chinese Medicine • Rhonda Chang

Philosophy

Sep 24, 2019 | Philosophy, The Classics

We pride ourselves on being connected to an ancient medicine, to a way of thinking, working and treating that ties us back to the luminaries of our field. But medicine is always influenced by the times. And the influences that brought Chinese medicine to the west, and...

Sep 24, 2019

103 Resonance and Vibration • Mary Elizabeth Wakefield & MichelAngelo

Philosophy

Sep 17, 2019 | Philosophy

Resonance, 感應 gan ying, is an aspect of Chinese philosophy that runs through many aspects of our medicine. We see resonance as we look through the unfolding of life through the five phases. The way we see east, spring, liver, green, beginnings and wood as having...

Sep 17, 2019

086 Ba Zi- The Eight Characters of Influence • Paul Wang

Ba Zi

May 21, 2019 | Ba Zi, Philosophy, Practitioner Cultivation & Development

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May 21, 2019

067 Yi Jing As Operating System • Lorraine Wilcox

Philosophy

Jan 15, 2019 | Philosophy, Yi Jing

The Yi Jing speaks in the language of image, resonance and metaphor. Its not a good place to go for direct answers, but can be helpful in finding some guidence. Our converation today touches not just on the ways it is used for divination, but more importantly how it...

Jan 15, 2019

Old Medicine: A Conversation with Lorraine Wilcox

Philosophy

Sep 12, 2018 | Philosophy, The Classics

This is Qiological’s first episode with a guest interviewer. Njemile Carol Jones pulls out her old radio day skills and sits down with Lorraine Wilcox for a conversation on what has caught her attention over the years, and the various projects in which she is...

Sep 12, 2018