TCM

Summer is ruled by the element of Fire and is associated with the Heart. Summer's Fire reminds us that love is infinite and that we are limitless.

A good thunderstorm quenches the "fire" of the hot summer air. Just as water puts out fire in Nature, the Kidney calms the Heart in the body.

Summer is a time of inspiration and growth. Nature is all around, supporting us in our journey forward—and inward.

Living moment to moment allows us the flexibility to take in an incomplete picture and use our creativity to make it whole. 

Life is meant to be lived. Step out of your comfort zone every once in awhile. You'll be amazed at how freeing it is.

Happiness does not come from your neighbor’s garden, your child’s successes, or your partner’s exciting new job. No one else can create your happiness. And in the same light, no one can create your unhappiness.

Each cell in your being has a different frequency. It dances to its own beat and makes its own music. Create your own unique symphony.

Regardless of your relationships, degrees, jobs, and accomplishments, the most important part of your story is you!

TCM practitioners must understand all the relationships that can impact a person’s health. They look at the visible and dive down to the invisible. Everything is a message!

We are part of every change. We are swirling bundles of energy, caught up in the power and beauty of life's mysteries.

Only one thought-provoking sentence regarding the Gallbladder has appeared in TCM medical literature over the past 1,000 years. It says, “The Gallbladder controls all the body’s organs.” No textbook reference after this mention gives any explanation of why or how this control function works. Over millennia, different doctors have had different ways of interpreting this […]

Explore the power behind San Jiao, the mysterious meridian that controls metabolism function and is closely connected to the Gallbladder.