What made you believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

May 3, 2020December 22, 2020 MojoLeave a comment

I studied and practiced Daoism seriously for several years before I started studying Buddhism seriously. I did a one-year immersive (meaning I lived at a rural community with cultivators, teachers, and students, where we practiced and studied every day) training in classical Chinese medicine, Qigong and Taiji, Internal Alchemy, and Daoist meditation practices. Although I… Continue reading What made you believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

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Moving Towards Balance, Charting Territory

October 19, 2007November 15, 2022 Mojo

I have positioned my lifestyle to have its primary emphasis be on natural health: I eat primarily an organic whole foods diet, engage in energetic movement practices such as taiji and yoga, and maintain a daily awareness practice, all within the context of my living and working environment: a residential school of Asian medicine and… Continue reading Moving Towards Balance, Charting Territory

Commentary · Heartwood · Identity · Reno · Transitioning

Dear Reno,

July 19, 2007November 15, 2022 Mojo

I know my sudden departure may come as a shock to you, but in truth, it has been a long time coming. Since I arrived, in fact. I ought to have told you earlier in our relationship, but I’m not the type to settle down, and no sooner do I arrive than I am already… Continue reading Dear Reno,

Mojo Tchudi

Mental Health & Wellness Counseling

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What made you believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Moving Towards Balance, Charting Territory

Dear Reno,