Generally speaking, exogenous dis-eases are always carried to the internal portion of the body from the external, and it is the channels (meridians) that are first attacked by the exogenous factors. On the other hand, diseases caused by endogenous factors (denotes emotional factors such as joy, anger, melancholy, obsession, sorrow, horror, surprise and shock) usually…
Category: 4 The Transformation of Vital Force
Air
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…fish are the best swimmers. They were born and reared in the water, but do they know the role of the water? Humans are the best walkers. They were born and raised in the air, but they do not know the role of the air. One thing they share: if the fish are plucked from…
Water
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Sixty to seventy percent of all diseases can be cured or prevented with water. Another declaration that the Taoist Priest made that, at the time, sounded absurd to me. I listened to what he had to say but in my mind I doubted the veracity of such a declaration. Initially, I thought he was speaking only…
The 2 most important things to know about drinking water
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1) Water (H2o) is Nature’s remedy – the premium fuel your body needs. All the important juices of the body are composed of fluids, of which water is the basis. Not only is the blood, which is the very essence of physical life, composed largely of water, but also the bile, the gastric juices, the pancreatic…
The Art of Bathing
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The bathtub is a simple, wonderful invention that many of us take for granted. Since the beginning, bathing in water has been essential to one’s good health and peace of mind. It is not only for an occasional Saturday night indulgence, or exclusively for the kids and their toy boats; the bathtub is perfect for…
The Epsom Salt Bath
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According to the National Academy of Sciences the majority of people living in America today are magnesium deficient; this is related to fast food living as well as modern farming methods. The Academy believes this to be the reason for such high incidences of stress related illnesses, digestion problems, arthritis, osteoporosis, chronic fatigue and heart…
Water Consumption
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There’s much concern about what to eat or not eat but water, an absolutely fundamental substance for bodily function and well-being, is grossly overlooked. And then there’s confusion about what is the best water to drink; many believe that any liquid qualifies as hydration. The excuses for not drinking water vary. “I’m not thirsty.” “I’ll…
Alkaline Minerals
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Calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, iron, zinc, nickel and manganese help make your body more alkaline and remove toxic acid wastes from your body. Minerals are essential for the basic functions of the human body to take place. They help to control bone growth, regulate fluids, normalize nerve and muscle functions, keep up metabolism, grow connective…
Hydrogen Peroxide
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With the burning of fossil fuels and the reduction of our rain forests, the oxygen levels in our atmosphere today are depleted and no longer provide adequate amounts of pure oxygen. Whether we know it or not, because of our modern lives and our modern environment, our bodies are constantly crying for oxygen. Hypoxia is…
The One Minute Cure
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Making a 3% Hydrogen Peroxide Solution There are times when it would be convenient for you to keep a 3% strength food-grade hydrogen peroxide on hand because at this strength, it has many uses that produce countless benefits (in addition to the benefits that are derived from the dosing regimen described earlier). This should not be confused with the 3%…
Thought Forms
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There are only three requirements for spiritual peace: Faith – If we make an intelligent investment by placing our faith in spiritual realities, we will obtain positive results. But if we invest poorly by concentrating on the transitory aspects of existence, we will become sad and disappointed Keep the mind absorbed in transcendental knowledge -…
The Intellect
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Among the lower animals there is very little of what we call consciousness. The animal, and the low order of humans, cannot think of their hopes and fears, their aspirations, plans and thoughts; then compare them with the like thoughts of others of their kind. They cannot turn their gaze inward to speculate upon abstract…