Ren Di Tien Tao Tu He Yi

Ren Di Tien Tao Tu He Yi - 人地天道土合一

Ren means human being, Di means Mother Earth, Tien means Heaven, Tao is the Way, the Source and the Universal Principals and Laws, Tu means earth element, He Yi means join as one.

with the Chinese Traditional Medicine states that to balance the fire element in the body will affect the following in your body:

Element : Earth

Yin Organ : Splean

Yang Organ : Stomach

Body Tissue : Muscles

Body Fluid : Salive

Sense : Speech, Mouth, Lips and Gums

Unbalance Emotions : Worry and Obsession

Part of Hand : Thumb

Ren Di Tien Tao Tu He Yi - 人地天道土合一

Thank you Master Sha for this ancient wisdom, knowledge and practical technique of writing meditation for healing and rejuvenation of the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical body, that affects every aspect of life.

with love and gratitude,

henderson ong

Ren Di Tien Tao Jin He Yi

Ren Di Tien Tao Jin He Yi - 人地天道金合一

Ren means human being, Di means Mother Earth, Tien means Heaven, Tao is the Way, the Source and the Universal Principals and Laws, Jin means metal element, He Yi means join as one.

with the Chinese Traditional Medicine states that to balance the fire element in the body will affect the following in your body:

Element :Metal

Yin Organ :Lungs

Yang Organ : Large Intestine

Body Tissue : Skin

Body Fluid : Mucus

Sense : Nose

Unbalance Emotions : Grief and Sadness

Part of Hand : Ring finger

 

Ren Di Tien Tao Jin He Yi - 人地天道金合一

Thank you Master Sha for this ancient wisdom, knowledge and practical technique of writing meditation for healing and rejuvenation of the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical body, that affects every aspect of life.

with love and gratitude,

henderson ong

Happy New Year 2015

道法自然 - Tao Fa Zi Ran

Tao Fa Zi Ran means follow natures way.

 

道法自然 - Tao Fa Zi Ran

Thank you Master Sha for this ancient wisdom, knowledge and practical technique of writing meditation for healing and rejuvenation of the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical body, that affects every aspect of life.

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i would like to share a story from Laozi of an old wise farmer…

One day, a farmer’s field horse ran away. the villagers came to sympathize with the farmer.
villagers: oh, so bad luck… this is so sad.
farmer: maybe so, maybe so.

Three days later the horse came back and following his horse are three wild horses.
villagers: oh, so luck… this is a blessing.
farmer: maybe so, maybe so.

The son of the farmer was a young lad, and he decided to train the wild horses to do farm work, and in the process fell from the horse and broke a leg.
villagers: oh, so bad luck… this would not had happen if the wild horses are not around.
farmer: maybe so, maybe so.

At that time in China, the government was recruiting young men to go to war for the country. They came to town to recruit all the village able young men.
villagers: oh, this is a blessing your son broke a leg, he did not get drafted to the war.
farmer: maybe so, maybe so.

This teaching of the Tao is to follow natures way and not to get too excited if anything arise, to be at the present and not be move by emotions so quickly, not to be upset and to be grateful even if thing do not look in favor.

Happy New Year to all!
Love you all!

with love and gratitude,
henderson