St. Pete Community Acupuncture

12/25/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a70eEkXJfiI&list=RDa70eEkXJfiI&start_radio=1

Ho, ho, hello! That's right all you naughty and nice boys and girls, we're back for the 4th year in a row with a brand new Christmas single. This year Santa ...

12/24/2025

Our Holiday hours:

Wednesday (12/24) CLOSED
Thursday (12/25) CLOSED
Friday (12/26) 1 - 5
Saturday (12/27) 10 - 2
Sunday CLOSED

Have a healthy, safe, and fun holiday season!

12/21/2025

What was here now is gone
Up and down, like everyone
Walked the earth in lonesome cry
But when the sun comes up...
It will be on your side

Eugene Hütz of Gogol Bo****lo performs "Sun is on my Side" live in the Magnolia Avenue KDHX studio in St. Louis, MO August 6, 2010. Video by Ed Kleinberg. A...

12/20/2025

Happy Winter Solstice!

“The sun is now holding its place in the sky. Daylight is neither diminishing nor growing. Things are at a standstill, as though the world were poised for the change that is coming.

For the ancients, this was a tremendously sacred time. The planet continues its annual rotation; day continues to follow night. But something deep is occurring to our planet. It has reached a significant pivot point in the annual cycle. Opposite to its parallel summer location, the earth now holds still.

The soul holds still like this, just before great change occurs. It is a silence so profound that it seems as though time has stopped. In this magical moment, we have the chance to set in motion great changes, great happenings. This is the moment when the seeds of new life, new growth, must be planted.”

~ Patricia Monaghan, The Goddess Companion, December 19th

Art: Jeanie Tomanek
Jeanie Tomanek

12/14/2025

The Chinese idiom 乱中求稳 (luàn zhōng qiú wěn) captures a mindset that has shaped Chinese cultural resilience for centuries. Literally translated as “seeking stability within disorder,” the phrase does not deny chaos, nor does it promise its quick resolution. Instead, it reflects a sober acceptance that periods of instability are inevitable, and that the wiser response is to cultivate steadiness, internally and externally, while circumstances remain unsettled.
See full article at www.qi-journal.com/3492

12/13/2025

We will be closed Saturday (12/13). We apologize for any inconvenience. If you still want to get in this weekend, we will be open 9 - 12 on Sunday (12/14).

12/11/2025

Just a reminder: We'll be open 9-12 this Sunday (12/14). See you then.

Oh and don't forget to enjoy this Florida winter!

Being There - I shot this along the beach at Mashes Sands on a recent cool and relatively calm morning, just before sunrise.

11/25/2025

Our hours this week:

Monday 9 - 2
Tuesday 9 - 7
Wednesday 9 - 5
Thursday CLOSED
Friday CLOSED
Saturday 10 - 2

We wish you all a safe and happy holiday weekend!

11/17/2025

Good news! We are expanding our hours on Tuesday. We will be open 9 - 7 every Tuesday from now on. Emily will be here 9 - 2. Greg will be here 2 - 7. Our online scheduler, as always, is up to date with this change.

11/15/2025

Thanks for the wonderful gift. We can't wait to hang it up!

11/08/2025

Autumn

“I like spring, but it is too young. I like summer, but it is too proud. So I like best of all autumn, because its leaves are a little yellow, its tone mellower, its colours richer, and it is tinged a little with sorrow and a premonition of death. Its golden richness speaks not of the innocence of spring, nor of the power of summer, but of the mellowness and kindly wisdom of approaching age. It knows the limitations of life and is content. From a knowledge of those limitations and its richness of experience emerges a symphony of colours, richer than all, its green speaking of life and strength, its orange speaking of golden content and its purple of resignation and death”
― Lin Yutang