One Woman’s Journey, Part II
Today’s post is a follow-up to Part 1 from December 2nd, about a patient of mine, Kari, who was facing certain challenges both physically...
Feels Like the First Time…
This weekend was another zen retreat. In the past, it was fairly common for whomever was leading the retreat to say something to the...
Zen and the Art of Shooting…
About a month ago or so, I had my first experience at a firing range. My good friend and dharma brother, Jeff, had been trying to get me...
Zen Retreat, Part II
I have an additional practice during each retreat… cooking meditation! I have the honor, along with Paul, of preparing the meals for...
Zen Retreat, Part I
Two weekends ago my head-teacher was in town, Zen Master Ji Bong (Robert Moore). He comes up from California a few times year to give...
One Woman’s Journey…
2 days ago I had the honor of working with a woman who shared a brief experience that really touched me. With her permission, I wanted to...
Peaceful Courage…
On Sunday I had a 2-hour appointment with a colleague and shamanic practitioner whom I shared my very first office with, Christine. As...
Staying Curious…
There is one teaching over the (almost) 10 years I’ve been a student of Zen and Chinese Medicine that has prevailed over all others....
Embracing the Internal…
For the past 9 years or so I have been a student of zen, chinese medicine, and martial arts. In regards to martial arts, I have always...
The Healing Power of Music…
I suppose many don’t know that I come from a family musicians… mainly myself, my father, and two brothers all sing and at least play one...
Health Fairs???
As an added benefit of teaching for Starbucks corporate offices, their Wellness Division Manager seems to give the instructors dibs on...
New Beginnings from Deep Connections…
Last Saturday night I was visiting with one of my oldest and dearest friends, Justin (as were our dogs). Justin is the CEO of Marx Foods....
