Comments for Chinese Medicine Notes http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com Chinese Medicine Blog- about everything that is Chinese Medicine. Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:23:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Carnival of Healing #144- The Eclectic Issue by Let’s Get It Together! | Slow Down Fast Life Coaching and Lifestyle Design ~ David B. Bohl http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/28/carnival-of-healing-144-the-eclectic-issue/#comment-418 Let’s Get It Together! | Slow Down Fast Life Coaching and Lifestyle Design ~ David B. Bohl Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:11:09 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=109#comment-418 [...] to Chinese Medicine Notes for including this post in the Carnival of Healing. Business, Business Owners/ Self Employed, Career, Corporate Culture, Distractions, Goals, How To, [...] [...] to Chinese Medicine Notes for including this post in the Carnival of Healing. Business, Business Owners/ Self Employed, Career, Corporate Culture, Distractions, Goals, How To, [...]

]]> Comment on Carnival of Healing #144- The Eclectic Issue by Yael http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/28/carnival-of-healing-144-the-eclectic-issue/#comment-417 Yael Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:33:15 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=109#comment-417 Hi Julena, Thanks, and I was very impressed with your blog! Got on thr RSS and I expect I'll be visiting it more. Of course you like Hummus, it's great! hehe Thanks, Yael Hi Julena,

Thanks, and I was very impressed with your blog!
Got on thr RSS and I expect I’ll be visiting it more.

Of course you like Hummus, it’s great! hehe

Thanks,
Yael

]]> Comment on Carnival of Healing #144- The Eclectic Issue by Yael http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/28/carnival-of-healing-144-the-eclectic-issue/#comment-416 Yael Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:30:14 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=109#comment-416 Hi Isabella, I admit it, I sing out loud. My cat doesn't appreciate it.... :) Take care, Yael Hi Isabella,

I admit it, I sing out loud.
My cat doesn’t appreciate it…. :)

Take care,
Yael

]]> Comment on Chinese Psychology by Yael http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/26/chinese-psychology/#comment-415 Yael Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:27:15 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=108#comment-415 Hi Abdallah, I love how this book speaks to people's hearts all over the world. That doesn't happen very often (unless you're a Harry Potter fan...). I envy you and Ross for your wonderful experience with Dr. Hammer. I'm sure you both got more than you know from him. Thanks for your comment, Yael Hi Abdallah,

I love how this book speaks to people’s hearts all over the world. That doesn’t happen very often (unless you’re a Harry Potter fan…).

I envy you and Ross for your wonderful experience with Dr. Hammer. I’m sure you both got more than you know from him.

Thanks for your comment,
Yael

]]> Comment on Chinese Psychology by Yael http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/26/chinese-psychology/#comment-414 Yael Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:25:21 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=108#comment-414 Hi Ross, It sounds very interesting, your project with Brandt. I still didn't get the chance to read the links, although I think I recommended one of those links here in a previous post. Thanks for your comment, Yael Hi Ross,

It sounds very interesting, your project with Brandt.
I still didn’t get the chance to read the links, although I think I recommended one of those links here in a previous post.

Thanks for your comment,
Yael

]]> Comment on Carnival of Healing #144- The Eclectic Issue by julena http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/28/carnival-of-healing-144-the-eclectic-issue/#comment-408 julena Sat, 28 Jun 2008 16:50:47 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=109#comment-408 Hi Yael, Great carnival! And thank you for featuring my post. PS: I love hummus... :) Hi Yael,

Great carnival! And thank you for featuring my post.

PS: I love hummus… :)

]]> Comment on Carnival of Healing #144- The Eclectic Issue by isabella mori http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/28/carnival-of-healing-144-the-eclectic-issue/#comment-407 isabella mori Sat, 28 Jun 2008 16:30:21 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=109#comment-407 thanks for including my article on singing, and i'm very happy to hear that you do it, too! thanks for including my article on singing, and i’m very happy to hear that you do it, too!

]]> Comment on Chinese Psychology by jacnert http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/26/chinese-psychology/#comment-404 jacnert Sat, 28 Jun 2008 14:50:53 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=108#comment-404 thanks for posting that. i am an avid fan of traditional chinese medicines. thanks for posting that. i am an avid fan of traditional chinese medicines.

]]> Comment on The Giovanni Maciocia Way by Christine http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/18/the-giovanni-maciocia-way/#comment-389 Christine Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:22:32 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=103#comment-389 Although I was brought up here, Ive been away for 7 years, so i guess you can say Cyprus has changed alot since I left when I was 18. Ive only been back for 3 months and Im still finding it quite hard to explain CM to the locals.. most people only know acupuncture and its mostly for pain conditions ( not the most challenging). CM is practicaly non-existant over here so most people dont know the first thing about acupuncture. Having to explain the difference between western and chinese medicine is quite challenging...especially when its in greek (u tend to forget alot of a language in 7 years!) It never ceases to amaze me about ppls misconceptions of acupuncture! Im still trying to get the hang of the medical system over here, Ive gotten so use the how things are in the UK, im having to change my mentality all over again. There are many things I dont like (we'll save that for another day!), other than that I have alot of getting use to to do! wts the take of CM over there? Although I was brought up here, Ive been away for 7 years, so i guess you can say Cyprus has changed alot since I left when I was 18. Ive only been back for 3 months and Im still finding it quite hard to explain CM to the locals..

most people only know acupuncture and its mostly for pain conditions ( not the most challenging). CM is practicaly non-existant over here so most people dont know the first thing about acupuncture. Having to explain the difference between western and chinese medicine is quite challenging…especially when its in greek (u tend to forget alot of a language in 7 years!) It never ceases to amaze me about ppls misconceptions of acupuncture!
Im still trying to get the hang of the medical system over here, Ive gotten so use the how things are in the UK, im having to change my mentality all over again. There are many things I dont like (we’ll save that for another day!), other than that I have alot of getting use to to do!

wts the take of CM over there?

]]> Comment on Chinese Psychology by Abdallah B. Stickley http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/2008/06/26/chinese-psychology/#comment-388 Abdallah B. Stickley Thu, 26 Jun 2008 18:02:08 +0000 http://www.chinesemedicinenotes.com/?p=108#comment-388 Yael, Thanks for posting this great review of Dr. Hammer's book. Sadly it is probably read more by psychologists than acupuncture practitioners. I read this book in my first semester in acupuncture school, and I knew that it represents the most complete picture of how one can plumb the depths of human experience through Chinese Medicine. So it was an incredible honor when after many years of close collaboration, Dr. Hammer asked me to teach the first ever course based on this material. I hope you enjoy the articles Ross sent you, and as he also noted we're very excited to begin offering more information though the internet and teaching. What most people fail to grasp is the incredible clinical depth of the ideas in DRRBF. It can revolutionize the way one practices Chinese medicine. I re-read the book every year, and it produces new insights each time. Yael,

Thanks for posting this great review of Dr. Hammer’s book. Sadly it is probably read more by psychologists than acupuncture practitioners. I read this book in my first semester in acupuncture school, and I knew that it represents the most complete picture of how one can plumb the depths of human experience through Chinese Medicine. So it was an incredible honor when after many years of close collaboration, Dr. Hammer asked me to teach the first ever course based on this material. I hope you enjoy the articles Ross sent you, and as he also noted we’re very excited to begin offering more information though the internet and teaching. What most people fail to grasp is the incredible clinical depth of the ideas in DRRBF. It can revolutionize the way one practices Chinese medicine. I re-read the book every year, and it produces new insights each time.

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