Traditional kung fu schools are not known for being pretty. Most martial artists can report a long history of working out night after night in basements, garages, parking lots, and warehouses. I taught my first Tai Chi class 30 years … Continue reading →
The front door of your home can have a powerful influence on your well being and happiness. In Feng Shui we give this feature of a house its own special category. Called the “Ming Tang,” or bright hall, your front … Continue reading →
I’ve been immersed for the past ten months in classical feng shui school. I thought it would be fun and easy. After all, I’m a doctor of Chinese medicine and figured feng shui would just be like treating the house … Continue reading →
My guilty secret is that I hate to cook. I know, there are lots of you out there–kindred spirits. But this is a special problem for me because I teach nutrition. My cooking deficiency syndrome is not only incongruous but … Continue reading →