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Field notes from the fertile borderlands of Chinese medicine, Taoist philosophy, ecology, poetry, and myth. An almanac for bodies, seasons, and the Ten Thousand Things.
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Grief Is a Form of Adoration (opens the original)
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There is an ancient festival for the particular agony of loving a mortal thing at the incandescent height of its beauty, precisely when the dark has begun to quicken inside it. And like so much of the ancient work of tending bodies toward and away from this world, this knowledge belonged to women.The Adonia was an unofficial festival of ancient Greece, celebrated largely among women, on rooftops, in houses, in the fugitive territories of female life. No solemn procession of important men was req
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