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, <alonmarcus@w...> wrote:

 

> that is obvious when you read the various interpretations of the

classics by different authors throughout the history of OM. And that

is one of the most important points to remember when trying to

validate or interpret OM classics as they apply to modern patients

> Alon

 

You are confusing authenticity with clinical validity. We need

authentic transmission before we can even begin to validate clincal

efficacy. For those who missed this point, see message number 957

from

Bob Felt at /messages//957

 

BTW, I can't believe we've had over a 1,200 posts since Bob wrote

this

in mid May. Bravo to you all.

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> Monday, July 31, 2000 9:21 AM

> Re: light and liver

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> I have frequently

> > seen poor prescribing excused as a liver detox or healing

crisis,

> > concepts which are foreign to TCM.

>

> Yes, yes, yes! I thought this was especially true here in

southern

> California, where everyone and their uncle is some kind of

" healer " .

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> I am, by no means, an expert in the field of translation. But I

am

> studying with a Chinese teacher who translates for us in class.

When

> he does so, he gives several meanings to the character, so that

we

> get an idea of the range of meanings. Sometimes he finishes by

> saying that there is a debate as to what the original author

meant,

> because of the ambiguity of the language. So it isn't just

native

> English speakers who are unclear and who need to study more.

> Obviously the Chinese have been hashing out these ambiguities for

> centuries, and I'm sure that - like everywhere else in the world,

> each new book published on a subject can create a new " expert " !

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> Toni

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