Beyond Korean Zen and Tao
According to the Five Elements theory, excessive anger undermines the health of the liver and the balance of the Wood Element. When you release anger, it helps restore the balance of your Wood Element.
According to traditional Eastern medicine, the human body is a microcosm of the Universe. It is also closely intertwined with the mind and soul.
The Five Elements are Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. Traditionally, Easterners used the Five Elements theory to explain various phenomena in nature and to diagnose and treat illnesses.
We do not need to gain anything from the external world. Everything we need is already within us. True reality lies in us. We are already perfect just as we are.
Happiness is our natural state. We can return to this natural state when we are attuned to the higher flow of the Universe and connect to our source energy.
Ultimate freedom is our birthright. We can reclaim this birthright and refuse to allow outside conditions to dictate our inner state.
In this new world we are living in, we can make rapid spiritual advancement and can even achieve spiritual enlightenment in our lifetimes.
We are the ones who have the ultimate power, not the illuminati. We are spiritual beings who are on a physical journey. We are here on Earth for soul purposes.
The duration of each cosmic season is about 32,400 years. The Universe is currently in the process of entering the cosmic autumn season.
A Yang era is ending and a Yin era is beginning on Earth. With the transition of energy on Earth, an era of female empowerment is also on the way.