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about blog herbal consult the shop menu herbalism women’s health the childbearing year chinese medicine body inspiration close menu latest posts an outsider to your medicine: on practicing chinese medicine published by celia i am in a rare place in my life (as a primarily stay-at-home-mom) where i can spend time pondering my career path and calling in medicine. for a few months now, i have wondered if i will every truly understand one side of the medicine that i practice: east asian medicine (a term i like to use for acupuncture and chinese medicine). the answer deep inside me is a resounding no . i will never really understand east asian medicine. because i am not of the culture from which the medicine is derived. it’s not of my ancestral line. and i haven’t been immersed in any aspect of asian culture. i’d love to work at a hospital in china. i’d love to study the classics with a knowledgeable teacher. i’d love to dedicate many years to learn a lineage of qi gong. i could read all the books and go to all the conferences and do all the things and get all the degrees…and i’d still never really know chinese medicine. i can live with that. i accept that i can do the best i can as a practitioner in this medicine. without a doubt i feel that undergoing chinese medicine training was the ideal path for me. questioning but still…there is a deep question underneath it all which i wasn’t anticipating: am i missing out on something, or ignoring, the cultural connection to the healing path and herbalism within my own ancestral line? more and more i’ve been hearing people say that the word and concept of chakras are being culturally appropriated. i would not be surprised to see conversations about the cultural appropriation of chinese medicine, too. that gives me a lot to think about. i feel a sense of responsibility to figure this all out. to learn more about cultural appropriation in general, and to research the origins of white people administering acupuncture and chinese medicine. i have my own opinions about chakras, but i don’t know where i stand with east asian medicine. it’s complicated and too close to home. i can’t separate my own experience from the greater context of white supremacy and the profiting off of other culture’s property. but honestly my main hang up is that i just don’t feel like i have the time or brain power to stay abreast of these issues. man, that makes me feel so guilty, like i’m being irresponsible. guilt aside, i’ve been thinking about this for a long time. recently i heard some very interesting things from the mythic medicine podcasts from amber magnolia hill about the power of reclaiming our own healing heritage. if any of you know her work, then you know how connected she is to working with your genealogy and ancestry , and talks to many inspiring guests about these topics like the mothering line and so much more. amber’s insight and her poignant interviews are like a breath of fresh air for my current state of trying to integrate who i am at this point of my life. all that i’ve read about the power of connecting to our ancestry has made me really really wonder why my path as a healer has taken me outside european and western traditions. why did i get into east asian medicine to begin with? what am i missing from within my own traditions? after much thought, two truths have come to me: i am connected to my european and western ancestry, motherline and healing traditions after all. i can feel a connection the land of my ancestors, the potency of western earth-based spirituality, wounding as a woman in this culture (from patriarchy, monotheism, and reductionist thinking), and i have for a long time (ah…it’s an interesting but long story for another post). i have had a connection to the body and the earth that is very much in accordance with east asian medicine, and have had that for a long time, too (what this post is about). acupuncture bent? i love acupuncture and chinese medicine. sounds cliche, but it truly is an amazingly rich and functional medical system which works for me. i love how chinese medical principles and diagnostics integrates herbalism and the hands-on physical and energetic medicine of acupuncture. i am a body person and i love that i spend so much time palpating people and listening to their body. yes, i am gushing. but i love it all. i often feel like i’ve been pointed in this direction for a long time, even though i didn’t know what acupuncture was until i was 19 years old. my attention was and still is held in the tip of a pin or needle. when i am doing acupuncture or shiatsu, i can see and feel the teeny tiniest point of focus. for as long as i can remember i’ve always been this way. once i went to a kids birthday party and some of the adult attendants were looking at a super small play packaged food for a play house. there was a play box of food that was about less than a half inch tall. i picked it up and started to read the print on the minuscule label, and everyone in the vicinity was shocked that i could see the print, let alone easily read it. turns out nobody else could even see it well enough to read a single word, even my husband rob who has better than 20/20 vision. that was a big realization for me. i had no idea that that level of seeing small was atypical. i can go small with my perception. i can focus deeply. i can see things other people can’t. this is one way in which the technical aspects of acupuncture and i strongly resonate. fellow east asian medicine practitioners will have their own unique ways in which they resonate with the technical aspects of this medicine; this just happens to be one of mine. another this is that when i was a kid, i kept a stick pin in the hem of my shirt. it was my tool . throughout the day i would take it out and touch things with it. pick at things. fix things. feel things through the needle. my favorite thing to do with it was to clean the dried residue between the letters on everyones toothbrushes (gross, but totally me). i also loved to use the pin to make designs on leaves and fruit (especially bananas). i had forgotten this until it flooded back to me in acupuncture school. we first needled fruit before needling our classmates. when i was needling the orange i felt such a distinct body memory, then after class i recalled the pins i used to carry around with me. around the age of 8-10 my friend melissa and i would play this game called “planting roses” on the inside of our forearms. we would use our fingertips and nails to rake the soil, plant seeds, cover them, and water them. we had three distinct rows which we “tended”. the skin would turn bright pink in the spots where the seeds were planted, which we said was the rose blooming. those three rows were acupuncture channels (lung, pericardium and heart) and we were essentially doing acupressure and shiatsu to our arm yin meridians . this really interests me because rose medicine enters the heart and pericardium. of course roses would bloom there! oh my gosh, i was doing acupuncture play all along. herbal medicine and plants entered my play as well…also for another post;) dreams my dear friend suzanne, who i’ve know for a long time, reminded me a few years ago of a dream i had and told her while i was 7. she was the keeper of this dream for so long, and when she told me about it i was floored. i dreamt that i was outside my house when a chinese woman came up to me and had a submarine sandwich for both of us. as she handed one to me she said, “eat this under your wealth”. she crawled under her truck and started eating her sandwich. she lived in her truck, she was a traveler. then she looked at me in a loving and supportive way and said “ hong chung mai hua “. truth be told i have no idea what this dream really means. and the chinese she spoke to my seven-year-old self doesn’t mean anything (i asked chinese speakers about it when i was at ocom). however, the stand out impression from the dream is the deep

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