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(Article) Improve your health with one of the worlds oldest healing formulas

In the article “White rice is the great equalizer”, rice soup was mentioned as the first healing formula listed in the Huangdi Neijing, (over 5,000 years ago). Rice plays an integral role in Taoism as well as Chinese food therapy and Classical Chinese Medicine. Not only will rice bring any meal to a natural acid/alkaline […]

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(Article) Review of Critical Condition: how healthcare in America became big business…

In Critical Condition, Pulitzer Prize winners Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele attempt to delve into a topic that many Americans say is one of the top three issues in the country today. The subtitle of the book acts as a good summary on its own: “How health care in America became big business […]

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This winter we will experience the water dragons’ transformation

As you may recall, in Taoist Cosmology, 2012 was the year of the water dragon. For most of this year we were quite fortunate because the strong nature of the dragon was partially tempered by the water element which acted as a controlling force or counter balance. During dragon years all events are heightened and […]

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Ancient advice from a Taoist sage for Gabby Douglas and all of us

If you followed the London Summer Olympic Games or watched any news afterwards, then you are probably aware of the strange obsession the media in general and petty people in particular have with “celebrities” appearances. In general, this might not be a major issue or anything new, however, when people via Twitter, Facebook and even […]

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(Article) White rice is the great equalizer

Recently, white rice has been getting some bad press. Let’s take a look at some of the apparent conclusions the researchers made. “Eating white rice could increase the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, Harvard researchers claim….The study authors wrote in the British Medical Journal, ‘we found that higher white rice consumption was associated with […]

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(Article) God: the source of everything

There is a growing trend in the United States and the World to promote Atheism as the only rational and logical conclusion with regards to the age old questions: Where did everything come from and Is there a God? There have been marches on Washington, rallies in Universities and countless magazines, newspapers, television programs and […]

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(Article) Red meat can be good for you

You may have heard on the news that, according to Harvard Medical Researchers, eating red meat is now… bad for you. CNN’s health.com had a detailed article by Anne Harding listing all the cons of eating red meat, even several promoting a vegetarian diet. What was missing from the article, however, was any mention of […]

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Morikami Japanese Gardens offers the art of Bonsai workshop for beginners

Bonsai is the Japanese term for “plants in a tray”; it is based on the word bon which is a tray like pot. The art is based on ‘an earlier meditation and self cultivation practice of Taoism called penzai, which means “tray scenery”. The main distinction between the two styles is bonsai focuses on the […]

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Winter: the season of conservation, storage and rest

Many people associate winter with: colder weather, storms, snow, holidays, family, gifts, New Year’s etc…  Farmers and gardeners are aware that this is the time of year to cultivate and harvest certain frost and freeze friendly…(read more)

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International Chinese martial arts championship finals in Orlando, FL

The “International Chinese Martial Arts Championship” is a worldwide circuit promoting friendship through the martial arts. According to their website (www.kungfuchampionship.com) they “… are not a formal federation or association but simply an organization…(read more)     

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