RE: Hello!....I'm a new member. O.T.

[Guest guest]

For those that live near Chicago, I've just learned that John Lee is going

to be at Oakton Community College's Men's Day November 24.

 

This link gives details:

http://www.oakton.edu/news/events/MensDay/mensday.htm

<http://www.oakton.edu/news/events/MensDay/mensday.htm>

 

Bryon

 

 

Brandt, Bryon [sMTP:bebrandt]

Thursday, October 17, 2002 2:46 PM

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RE: [Chinese Traditional Medicine] Hello!....I'm a new member.

 

I highly recommend John Lee's book " Facing the Fire: Experiencing and

Appropriately Expressing Your Anger " .

 

I've had an axe in my car for nearly ten years now, it goes everywhere with

me.

I use it for chopping wood to work out the anger.

And I've used it so much that now just having it around acts like a

lightning rod, draining off the charge, before it becomes dangerous.

 

Bryon

 

 

skipgoforth [sMTP:skipgoforth]

Thursday, October 17, 2002 12:56 PM

Chinese Traditional Medicine

[Chinese Traditional Medicine] Hello!....I'm a new member.

 

Warmest greetings to the Group!

My name is Skip.

I am a new member from Missouri.

 

I have just recently began my path down the road of Traditional Chinese

Medicine.

For the past three years, I have suffered terribly from exhaustion.

Sleep Apnea...Hypothyroid...General malaise and draining fatigue.

The Western doctors I go to don't really know what is wrong with me, and

sell me expensive and useless drugs to cover up my symptoms.

Perhaps I have what they call Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Whatever it is, I suffer poor memory and slow cognitive speed as opposed to

my former normal state.

Now that I have learned a little about Chinese medicine, I believe my Jing

is depleted, and I need some good Jing tonics, so I ordered a couple of

bottles of Shou Wu tonic, and started on that yesterday, along with a big

fat Reishi mushroom I bought, and am making a daily tea out of.(Plus daily

Ginseng)

Please tell me....am I on the right track to regaining my strength and

energy?

 

By the way Victoria....I have been researching the Archives of this group,

and I often see you write about how it's important to get angry and act it

out from time to time.

I can be a bit of a hot-head, and I try (and succeed) to be mellow and calm

most of the time.

I sometimes think that by suppressing my anger, it makes me sicker.

How can I burn off this extra Yang energy without losing friends and going

to,jail?

 

 

Warmest regards,

 

--Skip

 

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