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Emotional Inflammation: Exploring the Unseen Influence on Our Body’s Reaction
A crowd can become inflamed before charging into battle. Kindling must become inflamed before it…
Inflammation and the Body’s Cry: Decoding the Cellular Primal Scream
When cells feel threatened, they react. Often they act intelligently. When we get a splinter,…
Setting Fire to Misconceptions: The Real Deal on Inflammation
We kick off with an overview of inflammation - its purpose, and its benefits. In…
CHI Palm: The History and Research
Choosing Brain Coherence
Fear and change often cause the brain to shift from focused purposefulness to frazzled jumpiness.…
A Mindset of Miracles
In our setting, our surroundings, we need a challenge or an obstacle. Our surroundings can…
Do you struggle?
It often seems that life is nothing but struggle. Why do we sometimes feel it…
Surviving the Holiday Struggle
I have always had trouble with Christmas. Maybe it’s the obligation to a buy everyone…
Why does Disillusionment Hurt So Much?
We have all had someone betray us or abandon us, whether family, friends, at school…
Who is Richard Lee, the founder of CHI Institute?
In this time of hidden agendas politicians are betraying their voting bases and news sources…
World-Wide Chaos Therapy
We often take our lives for granted, but not these days. Around the world, there…
The Present Moment
Time is flying by, or so it seems. And yet, the present moment is always…
