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Are you dissatisfied with being special or with not being special?

https://youtu.be/2DodhyJiV6U As we continue towards the end of the year, many news outlets (print, radio and TV) will begin to tabulate and report various statistics for criteria they have determined as important for us to know. Photo by Ralph Orlowski/Getty Images Many of these statistics will be in the form of a percentage polled with […]

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The unnatural state of natural food in the US

When you browse the shelves at your local grocery store, you may have noticed that more and more products contain the dubious label “Natural” or “Natural food”, or contains “Natural ingredients”. Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images Morning and evening news programs are loaded with stories about the latest natural food craze, best natural foods for […]

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Are you cold, that’s because Winter 2014 arrived on November 7, 2014

Over the last few weeks the United States has been experiencing what the meteorologists are calling “unseasonably cold” weather. ABC News featured an article “Early Season Snow, Cold Shocks the Southeast”, which goes on to describe the snow storm which blanketed much of the region between the Great Lakes down through South Carolina. Temperatures on […]

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What are you really so busy doing?

Occasionally, your National Taoism Examiner encounters a person who is (to say the least) overburdened with their constant activity-work and general “busy-ness”. We all know someone like this; the type of person who is constantly busy; going here, going there, multi-tasking, on a conference call while driving, networking when they take their child to see […]

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Royal jade cream is famous throughout history

What is the significance of jade as the key ingredient? Understanding that jade is a “living” stone—capable of absorbing the energies of the earth, emitting its power and changing to a color reflective of its wearer—the ancient Chinese had jade burial suits made specifically to encase and preserve their entire bodies upon death. When modern […]

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NQA DAY 2013: Get excited get involved be the Qi

“The NQA’s Regional Committee is excited to announce the Second Annual NQA DAY, being held Saturday October 5, 2013 at locations around the country. Events are already scheduled in New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Connecticut, Colorado, Utah and California… The National Qigong Association is the premier membership organization for Qigong. Be a part of the Qi […]

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An honest review of the book Scholar Warrior

  Over the last 60 years or so many books have been written about Taoism, very few of them, however, were written by those trained in the Taoist sciences. Many were written by Orientalists (academics and journalists devoted to destroying the history and cultures of the east and middle east), disillusioned hippies (searching for a […]

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Kingdom of Bhutan aiming to become 100 percent organic

The small landlocked nation, famed as the happiest country in the world, wedged between China (to the north) and India (to the south), with a population of over 700,000; is on the verge of becoming the first nation in the world to have its agriculture be 100% organic. The government has set a goal to […]

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