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Dear People -

 

I will be presenting four topics this month on TCMTV - go to this link and

click on the calendar option for access http://tcmtv.net/

<http://tcmtv.net/>

*Wednesday January 6th 7-8pm PST Evolutionary concepts in *

 

We explore notions of self and constitution. This idea is taken further with

respect to the ways that significant events imprint upon the self from birth

to death. The systems of acupuncture and herbs are applied in a way that

explores the use of the eight extraordinary vessels, the divergent channels,

and the interplay between yuan qi, ying qi and wei qi. In the section on

evolutionary concepts in , we explore notions of self and

constitution. This idea is taken further with respect to the ways that

significant events imprint upon the self from birth to death. The systems of

acupuncture and herbs are applied in a way that explores the use of the

eight extraordinary vessels, the divergent channels, and the interplay

between yuan qi, ying qi and wei qi.

 

 

*Thursday January 14th 7-8pm PST Pulse Diagnosis from a 10,000 Foot View*

 

We explore pulse from the perspective of how we build clinical knowledge

from the pulse. It structures the information according to time, space and

state. Useful methods are discussed, such as the use of the three burners

for selecting back shu points.

 

 

*Tuesday January 19th 7-8pm PST Biomedical View of Shang Han Lun*

 

In the biomedical view of Shan Han Lun, we will explore western

physiological concepts related to the practice of Shang Han Lun. We discuss

concepts such as the peripheral nervous system, the

sympathetic-parasympathetic axis and the affects of the

neuro-vascular-humeral loop. Western systems theory is woven into the Shang

Han Lun Stages.

 

 

*Tuesday January 26th 7-8pm PST Politics of Evidence*

 

Politics of evidence is a discussion that is vital to the evolution of

Chinese medicine in the west. With the advent of Evidence Based Medicine, we

are quickly defining what constitutes good knowledge. This presentation

speaks about the risks, benefits and alternatives to the emerging Evidence

Based Medicine standards.

 

Warmly,

 

Will

 

 

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William R. Morris, PhD, DAOM, LAc

http://pulsediagnosis.com/

http://www.aoma.edu/

http://taaom.org/

 

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[Guest guest]

, William Morris <wmorris33 wrote:

>

> Dear People -

>

> I will be presenting four topics this month on TCMTV - go to this link and

> click on the calendar option for access http://tcmtv.net/

> <http://tcmtv.net/>

> *Wednesday January 6th 7-8pm PST Evolutionary concepts in *

 

TCM TV is great. Thanks for sharing this material, Will! I look forward to

seeing you at the Southwest Symposium. Hopefully lots of CHA readers will check

out both the Southwest Symposium and your gig at TCM TV.

 

Eric Brand