Introduction from Annie/Question for Ken

September 19, 2003

Hi to everyone,

I've been receiving the postings for some months now and feel it is time I

introduced myself. But I want to start off by congratulating Attilio on

hosting such an active discussion group.

I studied at CTA in Leamington (JR Worsley - 5-Element Acupuncture)

1993-1996 and more recently with Niki Bilton.

I feel a bit of a dwarf among giants here, hence the lurking.

It is only in the last year or two that I feel I have had the time and

energy to begin to deepen my understanding of acupuncture (am just reading

the Robert Felt/Stephen Birch book) and go back to the Classics, so forgive

me if I continue to just lurk.

Ken, I loved the piece you just wrote about Qi and in particular the

questions you raise in the clinic in order to assess where a person's qi is

at. Would you mind if I copied it and sent it to some colleagues? Full

accreditation of course. I'm not sure what the politics are of things which

are posted on a discussion group. Are they in the public domain or should we

seek permission before passing stuff on? Thought I'd play safe and ask.

Annie Hibbert

September 19, 2003

Annie,

Glad that the bit about qi works for you.

And thanks for your thoughtfulness with

respect to the reproduction of my post

to distribute to your friends and colleagues.

I can't provide you with a definitive answer

to your question about the protocol and practice

with respect to copyright and listserv postings,

but I can certainly grant you permission to

copy that post and use it in the way that you

mention.

I don't know if that right is legally mine,

but since you were kind enough to ask, I

can repay your kindness and say ok.

Where are you?

Ken

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