Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@AaronKheriatyMD Excellent. Did you get to Theodore Roszak? "Imagine a different paradigm borrowed from an earlier era. Can we imagine something like this re-emerging in our time...medicine practiced as a spiritual discipline... the compassionate use of the medical crisis as a rite of passage..."

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 10 Aug 2020

@CarlMcColman Epidemics-pandemics defined Taoism as a trustworthy, healthy, potent, communitarian force in ancient China. Let me see if I can find you a reference. And, looking forward, the musings of Roszak on the instructional use of our medical crisis. ?s=20

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @AgroBioDiverse end/ As for integrative healthcare models, there's also the instructional use of medical crises exploring the example of, say, Daoist 'hospitality lodges' responding to the 230 or more epidemics recorded in Chinese history. An infrastructure of sacred hospitality, to the roots.Quoted by@AgroBioDiverse end/ As for integrative healthcare models, there's also the instructional use of medical crises exploring the example of, say, Daoist 'hospitality lodges' responding to the 230 or more epidemics recorded in Chinese history. An infrastructure of sacred hospitality, to the roots.