In the rhythm of the natural world, the ripening of fruit is a quiet miracle. It happens slowly, almost imperceptibly, yet the transformation is profound. A small green bud becomes a full, sweet, nourishing gift. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), this process is more than a seasonal occurrence. It is a reflection of how our…
3 Traditional Chinese Medicine Movement Practices to Center and Ground Late-Summer Energy Late summer in the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) calendar is a unique transitional season. It is the bridge between the peak yang energy of summer and the cooling yin energy of autumn. In TCM, this time is governed by the Earth element, which…
Aligning with the Shifting Light of August: A TCM Guide to Seasonal Balance August carries a subtle but undeniable shift. While summer’s warmth still lingers, the light begins to soften. Days shorten almost imperceptibly, shadows grow longer, and the sun’s angle changes. This change in light is more than just a visual cue — in…