Katherine’s Ponderings . . . What have we learned?

• Sometimes Ba-gua placement becomes secondary. Develop your yin yang vision to see the “shape” of things.
• When family is involved, our work can be become complicated in ways that will surprise and challenge you—even frighten you. Being prepared requires daily cultivation of your chi and the willingness to boldly step into the unknown.
• Every place will present you with something new. Develop your reservoir of strength, knowledge, and compassion.
• Always remember to protect yourself.
• Let yourself be infused with Professor’s “side door” wisdom.

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