Ancient Cultures Suggest Morning Meditation May Lead to a Deeper Experience
Anna Hunt – Morning meditation is a powerful tool for wellness and happiness.
Anna Hunt – Morning meditation is a powerful tool for wellness and happiness.
Dylan Charles – Chi is thought of as “the natural force which fills the universe,” and is available to all.
Therese Wade – We live in a sea of subtle energies. We can become conscious of them and learn to use them.
Dr. Rita Louise – Learn what Reiki is, how it works and who can do it.
Justin Faerman – Releasing fear and negativity is a conscious act, and here are 3 practices that will help.
Dylan Charles – Training and developing the major energy centers of the body will change your life.
Meme – This Chinese Body Clock shows the cyclical flow of energy through the human body and how our Qi moves in two hour intervals through the various organ systems.
Video – This video will help you understand the ancient Chinese concept of Qi Gong and teach you how to stimulate the Dan Tians to enhance your health and slow the ageing process.
Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming – It is important that you know about the progress that has been made by modern science in the study of Qi.
Buck Rogers – This strange and lasting physiological change is seen by the majority of those who experience NDE’s…
Jed Shlackman – Everything in creation is a form or expression of energy. As humans there are many ways to connect with the spiritual energy of the universe…
Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming, YMAA Waking Times If you study the history of the human race, you will see that a large part of this history has been taken up with war, conquest, killing, and the struggle for power. We have tended to worship as heroes those who could conquer and rule other countries, and we …
Jeff Nagel, MA, LAc, Guest Waking Times According to the ancient “Keepers of the Knowledge” from the Taoist Tradition, the evolutionary roots of Chinese Wholistic Medicine came into being at least 8,000 years ago through the first two of the 8 Branches of the Tao Healing Arts. Over the centuries the other 6 branches evolved …
Waking Times Each and every one of us can benefit from learning Tai Chi. This ancient Chinese art has been described as “meditation in motion” and is known to prevent and treat many health problems, as documented by several studies. Tai chi is a practice that focuses on movements originating from the torso. Why is …
Daniel Li Ox, Wandering Dao Qi Gong School Waking Times Laws of Nature and of the Universe to Heal The principles for health recovery or maintenance are easy; we simply have to realign our lifestyle with the Universal Laws and the Laws of Nature. No fight is required for healing, no need to conquer illnesses …
Steven Alpern, Guest Waking Times The scroll of Zen Buddhist monk Sengai (1750-1838) entitled Circle, Triangle, and Square is a concise symbolic expression of classical (Neijing style) Chinese medical thinking. While this brush painting may not be language in the conventional sense, it articulates Sengai’s intention with clarity and power. Practitioners raised and educated in …
Alex Putney, Guest Waking Times Ancient healing traditions from various parts of the world have been passed on from master to pupil in hidden temples, kept secret from destructive outer influences for thousands of years. Only a few of these lineages of sacred knowledge have survived to the present day. Adept practitioners of highly complex …
David James Lees, Guest Waking Times Note: This is the first of a series of 3 articles. Please read Part II here, and Part III here. The ‘Ego’ is a term first used in the West by the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and has now entered mainstream personal-development parlance. Many new clients say to me things like, “I …
David James Lees, Guest Waking Times The need for authentic creativity is vital. Ancient Taoists taught that creativity is the vehicle through which we may align and harmonise with the wider Universal vibration of Qi and spiritual energy. My Wu Wei teaching is this… The Way or Tao of the Universe is to create, transform and flow in an energy of …
Beth Quist, Guest Writer Waking Times What happens to our Qi if we eat a lot of processed foods? Processed foods usually includes more preservatives, chemicals, fats, fillers, and sugars than other foods. As a result, our body has to spend a lot of its energy and effort, not only to digest the food, but …