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Ross Rosen's Interview on Blog Talk Radio on his lineage of Chinese medicine, Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis and Contemporary Oriental Medicine

Ross Rosen's Jan. 12 2009 Lecture on Chinese medicine and on his upcoming book debunking many western medical myths regarding health

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Fate vs. Destiny

Wondering what others think about fate and destiny. To me it's a very interesting concept. What are we meant to do, to become. So often these concepts are used interchangeably. I think of fate as something we have become resigned to. Destiny is more of what we are meant to achieve and become. What we are here for. Both seem to be out of our "control" in the sense that we either achieve our destiny by recognizing it, accepting it (surrendering), and then living up to our potential, or we either fail to recognize, accept or achieve it (fate).

I am open to others thoughts on this.

Wednesday 18th of April 2007 09:33:41 AM | Comments

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