Digest Number 1525/Books and CM

[Guest guest]

Another idea is to find a friend and chip in for a book

together. Then whenever one of you needs to look up a case

you can trade.

 

My friend from school and I are in our first year and both

struggling economically...

 

G

 

 

" Jim Ramholz: Practitioners who haven't bought at least the

 

7 books a year,

should not be allowed to post on the CHA, either.

 

 

 

" Well, how nice that you guys can afford all those

books....

Just because

people can't afford (hopefully only temporarily) to shell

it out, doesn't

mean they're not reading or that they are " lesser "

practitioners. May

Heaven's blessings of prosperity shine upon us all.

Pat "

 

pat, ditto. since i moved away from school library, i have

 

purchased more

books. i remember one series that another student talked

me out of buying

and just reading library copies. i still wish i had that

series. but often,

libraries can be budget savers!

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, Gabrielle Mathieu wrote:

> Another idea is to find a friend and chip in for a book

> together. Then whenever one of you needs to look up a case

> you can trade. >>>

 

 

Gabrielle:

 

Don't forget that there is a lot of free reading and research

material presented by regular contributors to the CHA. Check out

 

the files section of the CHA, itself:

 

 

Al Stone's forum:

http://gancao.net/

 

's translation forum:

Chinese Medicine/1PractStudentHomePage.htm

 

ITMonline:

http://www.itmonline.org/

 

Blue Poppy online:

http://www.bluepoppy.com/

 

For detailed information on pulses, you can go to my pulse forum:

AdvancedPulseDiagnosis/

 

and Will Morris' pulse forum:

PulseDiagnosis/

 

 

There is quite a variety of styles and approaches; you won't get

bored. I apologize if I left someone out. I'm sure others could add

to this list.

 

 

Jim Ramholz