What does it mean to truly embody the practice of Chinese medicine? Sharon, Angelique, and Toby dive into - The Journey of the Practitioner: Insights into learning and teaching acupuncture and herbalism.The Inner Work: Why self-acceptance is the secret ingredient in clinical success.Ethics & Wisdom: Navigating the responsibility of sharing knowledge while staying aligned with the universe's natural rhythms.TakeawaysSelf-acceptance is crucial for effective patient care.Teaching should be rooted in respect for tradition.Voices of conditioning can hinder our true potential.Every practitioner has inherent wisdom and compassion.Knowledge should be shared freely, not hoarded.Generational knowledge in Chinese medicine is a continuous cycle.Sound Bites"You can't own knowledge.""Every generation nourishes the next."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Chinese Medicine and Personal Journeys07:16 Exploring the Depths of Chinese Medicine09:27 Aligning with Natural Forces in Healing13:40 The Role of Self-Affection in Clinical Practice20:35 The Journey of Learning and Teaching Chinese Medicine28:01 The Ethics of Teaching and Sharing KnowledgekeywordsChinese medicine, self-acceptance, teaching, acupuncture, herbal medicine, patient care, clinical practice,