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Eastern and Western Philosophy and the Future of Chinese Medicine, Brenda Hood (214)

Aug 19, 2021

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In considering the words of the ancients, do we ta

In considering the words of the ancients, do we take them at face value or understand the context and times that informed their thinking?
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This is one of the questions explored in this week’s episode with guest Allen Tsaur.
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Allen Tsaur, D.OM., L.Ac., Dipl.OM received his doctoral degree in Oriental Medicine from the Maryland University of Integrative Health and currently practices in Maryland. Besides his institutional training, Allen is well-versed in Master Tung’s Acupuncture System and “Jing Fang” Classical Herbal Medicine from his postgraduate studies.
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Allen currently serves as a faculty member in the DAOM program at the Academy of Chinese Culture & Health Sciences (ACCHS), lecturing on textual studies and historical development of medical concepts in canonical literature. In collaboration with Michael Brown and Purple Cloud Press, Allen has translated, edited, and published Explanations of Channels and Points Vol. 1 & Vol. 2, Complete Compendium by Zhang Jingyue Vol. 1-3, as well as several contemporary Daoist commentaries. In addition, he was the chief editor for Huang Huang’s Guide to Clinical Application of Jingfang, 4th edition, bilingual edition.
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The episode drops Tuesday.
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#qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicinepodcast #chinesehistory #acupuncturehistory #herbalmedicinehistory #chineseherbalmedicine #classicalchinesemedicine #eastasianmedicine #academyofchinese culture&healthsciences #acupuncturestudent #chinesemedicinedoctoralprogam #purplecloudpress

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It's easy to have beliefs about people we don't kn

It's easy to have beliefs about people we don't know, especially if they tick the boxes of our biases, prejudice, ignorance, and our friends' opinions.
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When you think about successful stock market investors, you're probably not thinking about people with compassion, curiosity, spirituality, and a sense of fair play. But for some of the top-level investors that William Green interviews, you'll find humility, generosity and a deep abiding sense of the ephemeral nature of the world, and a habit of "cultivation" that would not be foreign to a Daoist, Buddhist, or practitioner of the Kabbalah.
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In this discussion with William Green, we discuss how the top-of-the-game investors lean on morality, responsibility, humility, and intelligence. And they are eccentric in that they can face the uncertainty that goes hand in hand with investing and keep their own counsel when the rest of the world is telling them their wrong. We are talking about some high-level Gong Fu here.
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Listen to this conversation with William Green as we discuss "Richer, Wiser, Happier" and what he has learned about spirituality, generosity, and self-cultivation from Masters of the Dow.👆🏽
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#qiologicalpodcast #chinesemedicinepodcast #investing #williamgreen #richerwiserhappier

Welcome to the 🍁fall edition🍁 of the quarter

Welcome to the 🍁fall edition🍁 of the quarterly Qiological Audio Journal.
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This journal is part of the Qiological library that curates East Asian medicine and methods through the power of conversation, story, and experience.
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Here's the lineup!
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✨MB Huwe, Marketing, Creating the Path for Connection
✨Josh Margolis, Segmental Acupuncture for Orthopedic Conditions
✨Rachel Burack and Dr Jim Guo, Clinical Applications of Dr. Guo's #37 Healing Salve
✨Oran Kivity, Demystifying Japanese Acupuncture and Moxibustion
✨Rachel Burack and Beth Randles, Intersection of Practitioner Values & Accessibility Informing Different tools Used to Provide Patient Care.
✨Nancy Fisher Editorial, Personal Journey of Illness and Healing
✨Jonathan Bluestein, Stephen Jackowicz Practicalities of Practice Part Two
✨Kimberly Ashton and Lindsey Thompson, Five Elements in the Kitchen
✨Rachel and Denise Hung, Student Exploration of Curiosity, Responsibility, Mentorship, and Joy
✨Stacey Whitcomb, Social Media Marketing
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Qiological is delighted to bring you this Audio Journal that connects the voices of our community. And we'd love to hear from you and have you share your perspective and clinic experience as well. Contact us on the website👆🏽, and tell us what you'd like to share with our community.
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Also, this edition of the Audio Journal is in large part the handiwork of Rachel Burack, our assistant editor. She's currently a student at NESA, and she's got a few things to share with you about this fall edition.
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#qiologicalpodcast #audiojournal #chinesemedicine #5elements #acupuncture #eastasianmedicine #moxibustion

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