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Qi Gong: A transformational practice for our modern times
Listening with the whole body. Cultivating a felt sense of the aliveness of the space around and within you. This is the deep practice of...
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Resurrecting ancient and forgotten remedies
Moxibustion and the terroir of true moxa  Moxibustion was once regarded as one of the  main modalities of Chinese medicine . During the...
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Clinical Pearls - My go to remedies for acute care
Tick Bite Protocol (in my clinical experience, you don't need to take antibiotics, there are much better alternatives listed here) Tick...
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The Points of Spring: GB41
GB41 Zu LÃn Qi 足臨泣 Foot Near to Tears Wood Point on the Wood Channel To fully understand what this spring equinox point is used for, we...
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Having strange symptoms this Spring?
A friend wrote me this past week reporting some strange symptoms she was experiencing: "On Tuesday night I woke up during my sleep with a...
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Dancing the Dragon
A master of the Chinese technique of splashed ink, the Song Dynasty Chinese painter Chen Rong intended his Nine Dragons (1244) to reveal...
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The spells you're spinning
I’ve been reading a series of books my 11 year old daughter lent me. They take place in Middle Earth, a time when dragons, dwarves,...
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How to deal with emotional pain...
Go to the limits of your longing ~ Rilke God speaks to each of us as he makes us, then walks with us silently out of the night. These are...
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Remedies from the Ancients for Precarious Times
Dear Friends - I've been at a loss these days to orient to the deep pain, suffering, rage, violence, and devastation of the news coming...
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Yeshi's Luck (a story from the Tibetan Tales for Little Buddhas by Naomi C Rose)
There's a story, Yeshi's Luck, that I often read to my daughters when they were young. This tale came out of a book of short stories...
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Meaning making...when it feels like there is no meaning
This past October I was invited to a coming of age ceremony with a Dinè family we know. My two daughters, my husband and I traveled to...
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The Life Story of my teacher, Master Wang Qingyu
https://www.moonandlotus.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Life-Story-Wang-Qingyu.pdf
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Changing the Course of a Life....
On September 17th 2001, I was late for my first day of school. I came straight from Ground Zero in New York City, my clothes still...
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Cultivating Body and Mind with Internal Alchemy
The Practice of Internal Alchemy Cultivate without stopping And the mass of energy will move like cloud and rain, Flowing like spring...
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We Begin with Thank you.....continuing conversations on psychedelics & indigenous wisdom traditions
Reciprocity in Action Our next conversation is this Friday, August 25th, at 4 PM - we'll talk about the true naming of things: the power...
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What if the water is listening?Conversations on Psychedelics, Entheogens, and Indigenous Medicine
What if the water is listening? What would this mean for you? Would this change your relationship to the world around you? Would this...
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I'm Coming Out* - A Conversation on the Psychedelic Renaissance and Indigenous medicine ways
Dear Friends, You're invited to a Conversation. If you've been tuning in to movements in the mental health field - there's a lot afoot....
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Sounding Summer
I believe in the power of classical Indian music to stir, thrill and inspire all the senses. My own introduction into this world began in...
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The Sounds & Sweetness of Summer
We're basking in the abundant splendor of summertime here in the Hudson Valley. It's hard to sit down to write, I find myself wanting to...
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4 tips for physical & mental well-being this Spring
You've heard of these, yes? Maybe now it's time to try something here you've never tried before. Or to pick up the habit again. Call it...
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