self balance

Inner balance delivers the outer experience. Here is a short list of books on eastern methods of self-balance.

• Workbook for Spiritual Development of All People, by Hua-Ching Ni, teacher of Natural Spiritual Truth. He is a model of spiritual achievement through self-cultivation. This book introduces meditation, postures, practices and a method of self-integration.
• Awaken Healing Energy Through the Tao, by Mantak Chia. This comprehensive text includes: opening the energy channels, proper wiring of the etheric body, acupuncture and microcosmic orbit, Taoist yoga and kundalini, and how to prevent side effects. This book aids in the development of a powerful energetic flow for physical, psychological and spiritual health and balance.
• The Power of Natural Healing, by Hua-Ching Ni. This book offers a clear presentation of Taoist teachings and simple practices that people of all ages can use to nurture themselves and the health and happiness of those around them.
• Chinese System of Food Cures, by Henry C. Lu. This book reveals a fascinating proven way of using the healing properties of foods by understanding their flavors, energies, actions and movements.
• The Inner Structure of Tai Chi, by Mantak Chia and Juan Li. Taoist adepts developed tai chi as both a martial art and a way to cultivate the physical body, energy body, and spirit body. Like all Taoist exercises, its main purpose is to form a connection to the basic energy that is the foundation of all life: chi. This book explores the deep, internal work necessary for the effective practice of tai chi.

This list reflects one path to greater human expression. It is for you to determine what practices resonate with your beliefs and desires. It is for you to motivate yourself, expand your awareness and emanate your joy!

your multidimensional nature

Images are powerful teachers, so let them show you various aspects of your multidimensional nature. These are some of the interconnections that comprise the physical being you see in the mirror. We exist in a soup of consciousness (God, Source, Oneness) in which we are in constant motion (interaction/change).

The center image above represents how each of us is perceived beyond physical reality. Imagine the dots and interconnections switching, moving, altering intensity – a cloud of energy interacting with its ever-changing environment.

From top left moving clockwise around the central image above:

• In The Inner Structure of Tai Chi, Mantak Chia and Juan Li offer great insight to being and becoming within the soup of consciousness (God). The human connection to the universe is depicted on page 13. Perfect balance harmonizes heavenly and earthly forces at the tan tien, as depicted on page 34. Daily practice of the Inner Smile sets the stage for absorbing, transforming and directing chi, as depicted on page 128. The Inner Structure of Tai Chi is an excellent source book; gift it to yourself today!
• Drunvalo Melchizedek speaks of the creation pattern, the geometrical design of life in The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life, Volume 1. The two interlocked tetrahedrons appear on page 3; this is an expression of the Merkabah. He offers a superimposed Tree and Seed of Life on page 41. Also, on page 213 he offers an image of the male-originating spirals with female curved lines overlaying Da Vinci’s canon.
• Rave Chart combines astrology, Kabbalah, I Ching and modern science to produce a human design chart.
• Yin-Yang Protoplasm: “Our inner and outer shape is defined not only by cavities and structures, but also by an alchemy of processes governed by the functions of the Organ Networks impelled by an inexorable ebb and flow of Yin and Yang as Qi and blood pulse and stream through the organism.” Between Heaven and Earth, A Guide to Chinese Medicine (Beinfield and Korngold)

The proof of intelligent design (consciousness) is everywhere. The interconnections and interactions are aspects of the co-creative process of God experiencing itself more fully!

Who we are in any moment is a snapshot of all that we are, like one frame in a movie film from a library of films!