Archive for December, 2008
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Dec 30, 2008
No CommentsWe need a new trend in spirituality
We need a new trend in spirituality, from the pursuit of enlightenment to actualization of enlightenment, from meditation to healing. When meditation was a fad, it was very difficult to distinguish between genuine and fake, real and fraud, for meditation is an experience that is intensely personal and non-transferable and not subject to scientific inquiry....
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Dec 28, 2008
No CommentsPursuit of Enlightenment to Actualization
To be able to nurture the blossoming of a beautiful flower from the perfect seed of the soul is an exquisite accomplishment. However, something nobler awaits those with the desire to see, hear, and feel further. That is to become a gardener in the Garden of God and to help other seeds to achieve their...
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Dec 25, 2008
No CommentsEnlightenment Is Not Important Your Character Is
We make judgments and choices based upon what we see, hear, and feel. Life in itself can be called a series of continuing choices. Whether we realize our own innate enlightenment or not, we continue to see, hear, and feel, and base our judgments and make our choices upon these underpinnings. Unless you have a...
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Dec 23, 2008
No CommentsEnlightenment Is Choice
To see something, you don’t have to know the particulars of how your eyes work. In fact, the foremost ophthalmologists, biologists, and bio engineers do not agree on a single explanation as to how human beings see. However, we can see without knowing how we see. We know that we can see and that we...
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Dec 21, 2008
No CommentsA New Trend in Spirituality From Meditation to Healing
Someone asked me in a recent lecture, his face hard set with doubt, “Are you really enlightened?” I answered him with a question: “Do you know what enlightenment is?” He said no. Then I told him, “If you don’t know what enlightenment is, you would not believe me if I were to tell you that...
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Dec 19, 2008
No CommentsTwelve Ordinary Meridians
The Twelve Ordinary Meridians are the Lung Meridian, Spleen Meridian, Heart Meridian, Kidney Meridian, Pericardium Meridian, Liver Meridian, Large Intestine Meridian, Stomach Meridian, Small Intestine Meridian, Bladder Meridian, Triple Energizer Meridian, and Gallbladder Meridian. Meridians that are Yang in character flow downward along the backs of the arms and legs. Follow the helpful tips by Ilchi...
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Dec 17, 2008
No CommentsBrain Education System Training (BEST)
In this book, Ilchi Lee show you that instead of passively accepting outdated ideas of the aging brain, you can take an active role in helping your brain evolve and unleash its potential. Brain Education System Training (BEST) is a method through which you can develop your innate human capacities for health, well-being, achievement, and...
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Dec 15, 2008
No CommentsEAR INFECTIONS, RINGING IN THE EARS Jung-jeu
EAR INFECTIONS, RINGING IN THE EARS Jung-jeu (Central Islet, THj): Directly behind the 4th and 5th metacarpal bones or knuckles. KNEE PAIN Dok-bi (CalPs Nose, 8X35): Below the kneecap. They are the two depressions you find under the knee. HEADACHES Baek-hwe (Hundred Convergences, GVzo): Draw two imaginary lines up to the top of the head until they meet from...
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Dec 12, 2008
No CommentsHEADACHES
This is extract from Prof Ilchi Lee’s book. Hap-kok (Union Valley, LLj.): At the end of the crease that forms between your thumb and the index fingers when you put them together. Having someone else press down on these points on both hands simultaneously is most effective. It might be a little painful, but try...
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Dec 10, 2008
1 CommentAcupressure for Common Symptoms
COMMON COLD OR FLU Poong-mun (Wind Gate, BLiz): Two finger widths on either side of the second thoracic vertebrae. This is the most vulnerable point where cold and damp energy may initially enter the body. Its all about Ilchi Lee. Dae-chu (Great Hammer, GVi4): Right below the 7th cervical vertebrae. You can locate this point by bending...