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What is classical Chinese medicine? Classical Chinese medicine is symbol-based science with a methodology rooted in the Yi jing using a holistic analysis of the living body and whole person. Both the body and nature are in constant motion, reflecting the saying, “I am the universe, and the universe is within me.” Also, in Chinese medical thought, the body, mind, and spirit are interconnected, meaning that issues in one can affect the others. The body reacts to sensory stimuli and feels pain, but without the mind, it lacks memory and purpose. The spirit within connects us to a higher presence, giving life meaning and quality. Free will emerges where the mind meets the body, shaping our realities based on thoughts and focus. Qi, or vital energy, facilitates communication between the body and mind, while emotions—known as qing—are movements of qi. Blocked emotions disrupt qi flow, leading to potential illness. Each emotion, like anger or joy, affects qi differently and influences bodily...

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