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Creative Conception

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Issue 218

The emotional toll of fertility can feel like a roller-coaster ride – cycles of hoping, waiting and not knowing.

- Cathy Bell

Creative Conception

It's easy to get caught up in the details and worry about missing the one crucial step that could make all the difference. The process of trying to conceive a baby can become a source of despair, rather than hope. Drawing on the wisdom of Chinese medicine, it's possible to see the bigger picture and navigate this time with more joy.

Fertility is far more than the ability to conceive a child. At its core, it is the ability to create. It's the life spark that can transform and regenerate. We see it everywhere in the natural world: the rhythm of the seasons, the unfurling of leaves, the flow of the rivers. Nature moves in harmony – silent, powerful and balanced. Everything in the universe is infused with this creative pulse (including you), bringing something into existence that wasn't there before.

In Chinese medicine, this pulse is known as qi, the vital energy that flows through all living things. Rooted in the philosophy of Taoism, Chinese medicine teaches that everything follows the Tao – “the Way”. Taoism invites us to observe nature and its effortless unfolding. The tides do not force their movement. Trees do not strive to grow. They simply respond with grace to the elements around them. Taoism teaches us to embrace patience, spontaneity and balance.

Think of bamboo: strong yet flexible. When the wind blows, bamboo bends rather than breaks. It adapts. It yields. And it survives.

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