What is the difference...TCM CM ...

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> I do not understand it but it has self realising potential

> (I think or at least feel that for the moment) Hence CM seam

> to me to also have this " self realising potential " , as opposed

> to tcm (but that is merly my impression). Which by the way I

> do not understand fully (both CM and TCM and TEAM), and so

> forth its a constant process and of course nor do I see it

> as a " bad " thing...

 

Marco,

What I've been asking my self, am I questing to be a mechanic fixing a

broken machine or is my goal actually to become simply a shaman

presenting a liaison between the realities.

 

My practice is in Asian bodywork therapy. Dramatic as it has been at

times, by a favorite teacher's insight that I try not to loose track

of, in the tradition of ABT I practice we do nothing more than to

bring the energetic body into the physical world so the client can

recognise and heal/balance her/himself.

 

Honestly, I find comfort in that I can't just learn all this from a

book

(though I admit, sometimes I'm frustrated enough to try. I imagine we

all appear to insulate our houses with floor to ceiling bookcases.)

 

,that I not only need to step within community but I also need to be

ready for what I learn.

 

Penel