Archive for January, 2009
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Jan 31, 2009
Comments OffIntroduction With Sexuality
I HAVE GIVEN INNUMERABLE LECTURES while traveling around the world during the past twenty-five years. I had many opportunities to have conversation with people of diverse social, cultural, and religious backgrounds about the way of life. During this process, I came upon an important discovery. The attitude and experience of sexuality have vastly influenced the...
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Jan 28, 2009
No CommentsUse a nail and hammer in the maintenance of your house
Prof. Ilchi Lee tells that most of us have a hammer, nails, and other tools for making basic repairs in our homes, as well as the ability to use them. If we make small repairs as they occur, our house remains well maintained and will last a long time. However, if we leave them unfixed,...
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Jan 25, 2009
No CommentsThe area of the temples
Tae-yang: The area of the temples. By using the thumbs, press this point for three to five seconds. Repeat this slowly five times. Then tap this point lightly thirty times using the fingertips. [Fig.17] Gak-son (Angle Vertex, THzo): Directly above the apex of the ear on your hairline. Yeol-kuel (Broken Sequence, LUy): Cross your index fingers and...
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Jan 22, 2009
No CommentsImportant Energy Points
These are the energy points most important in Dahn Yoga training. Becoming familiar with them will prove very beneficial for you. BAEK-HOE: Located at top of the head, it lies at the intersection of an imaginary line that connects the ears and a line that connects spine and nose. “Baek-hoe” literally means “intersecting point of 100...
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Jan 19, 2009
No CommentsEnergy Channels and Energy Points
The meridian system is a series of channels which transport Ki through the body. Meridians can be compared to a system of irrigation canals carrying sustenance to the body, mind, and spirit. Acupressure points, which are distributed along the meridians, are energy ports through which energy enters and exits the body. Imagine that the meridians are...
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Jan 16, 2009
No CommentsEnergy of the Mind, Jin-ki
There are three types of Ki energy in the human body. Won-ki is the energy that you have inherited, or were born with. Jung-ki is the energy that you obtain by eating and breathing. And Jin-ki is generated through deep, concentrated breathing. Won-ki and Jung-ki are generated without conscious participation, while Jin-ki requires concentration. The...
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Jan 13, 2009
No CommentsRules for Masterful Living
Once a person thinks that he has realized the truth, there is a tendency to separate himself from the world. However, all you nurture in an isolated life is a sense of self-satisfaction and self-achievement without any actual growing of the soul. The soul grows by feeding on the joy, peace, and trust one gains...
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Jan 09, 2009
No CommentsBrain usage in Collecting Information
Extract From Ilchi Lee’s New Famous Book We live in the Information Age, defined by absolute belief in the supremacy of information as a means to self-sufficiency and freedom. This causes are to be continually in search of more and more information in a never-ending cycle of anxiety. However, no matter how much information you possess,...
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Jan 06, 2009
No CommentsThree Paths to Mastership: Principle, Practice, and Living
One of the most common questions Ilchi Lee get asked during a lecture is this: “How can I become enlightened? How can I become a master?” In the general parlance, a master is someone who has attained mental and spiritual mastery of herself. My questioners seem to be envious because they think I have attained something...
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Jan 04, 2009
No CommentsKi language and energy
Scientists suspect that animals are able to utilize their senses to detect changes to Earth’s magnetic field. In fact, all life forms have the ability to detect minute changes in this energy flow. It’s just that we humans have been dependent too long on recognition based solely on languages and thoughts and have not developed...