ESOTERIC VIEWS ON HEALTH

This is the Title of my book. My Publisher described my Book as " The reclusive doctor's solutions defy traditional science, but you can't argue with results. Learn how you can improve your own health by blending science and spirituality as you discover Esoteric Views on Health"
Here are the Chapters in my Book so that you understand what I wrote about that my help you in one way or another -
1. My Journey
2. Miss, you have Hypertension
3. Something about Diabetes
4. Diagnosing Diabets and Hypertension
5. The Pitfalls of Treatment
6. Obesity
7. Re- emergence of Tuberculosis
8. Cancer
9. Dealing with Death
10.Supplements- are they required?
11. A Guide to Supplements that make the Difference
12. The Tao of Chinese Medicine
13.The Chakras
14. Strange Illness caused by the Unknown
15.Meditation and Health
16. The Ultimate in Preventive Medicine
17. The Age of the Internet
18. Coma, Dreams and Sleep
19. Big and Expensive is better
20. Time to be a Vegetarian
21. Time to Discard Negative Attitudes
22. We are all One
23. The Cosmic Man

It was a 3 hour performance - you can imagine how tiring it is for the opera actors/actresses. The story usually comes from the Period of the Three Kingdoms era.

Taoist Opera - could be a rare treat in the near future because of dwindling performers. This was in conjunction with a Taoist diety's birthday celebration

TAOIST MASTERS AND THEIR PHILOSOPHIES- PART ONE

There were many but three names are most popular- Lao Tzu, Lie Zi and Zhuang Zi. All their works were very complicated, especially that of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching. This was written for Yin Xi, the Guardian of the Pass, who had asked Master LaoTzu to write something so that his knowledge will not be lost to the world before allowing Lao Tzu to proceed to the mountains and never to be seen again. Confucius had travelled far just to meet and spar with LaoTzu, in 501 BC and left shaking his head, saying Lao Tzu was the most complicated Dragon.
Lie Zi came only to be known when in 398 BC he was driven to find new pastures in the famine of that year while Zhuang Zi was mention by Sima Qian aroung 330 BC.
In the list below, I will attempt to give some idea of the ancient Sages' wisdom which formed the basis of Taoist teachings. The following were attributed to mainly Lie Zi or others of his time.
1. There is a Producer that has not been Produced and a Transformer that is not transformed. The Yin-Yang is the Producer, the Cycle of the Four Seasons is the Transformer.
2.There were the following stages - great mutation, great origin, great beginning, great flux
3. Being that perishes here is born again elsewhere; one that is added here, is subtracted from somewhere.
4. When Shang Giu Kai went into fires unscathed and asked for the secret, he answered, " I have no formula, I go as my natural instinct pushes me, without knowing why nor how it is done.
5. Any attention paid to the exterior troubles or changes the interior
6. The best use that one can make of speech is to keep silent. The best action is not to act. To embrace everything that is knowable ends with but superficial knowledge.
7. He who has reached perfect union with the Cosmos can no longer be wounded by any being; he can penetrate metal and stone as he wished; he can walk freely on water and through fire.
8. When his student was leaving  him for another master, Hu Zi said " You do not know all my doctrines. I have only given you the exoteric teachings and not the esoterics."
9. Common people's subject of conversation are poison to the perfect man.
10. For the Taoists, sentiment is an error, emotions a fault.
11. There are those who can maintain peace without governing, inspire confidence without speaking,make everything work without interfering.
12. He who has found what he was seeking, no longer speaks of it. Nan Guo Zi's silence is more meaningful than any word.
13. Every excess brings ruin
14. He who knows how to hide his strength is stronger tha he who exercises it
15. Time is infinite, according to you. What do you think od space? Xia Ji replied "Void is infinite"

A SUMMARY OF TEACHINGS OF MASTER WONG LOO SEN SEE

The following are just a brief summary of what my Master taught us -
1. Abandon evil; return to good and to do good deeds
2. Revere Heaven and God, the Buddha, Saints
3. Be polite, honest and sincere
4. Should not be a thief, create troubles, quarrels and fight with others
5. Be an honest gentleman and not a mean person
6. To tell the Truth and keep a promise
7. A loan must be repaid
8. Business dealings must be fairly conducted
9. Never be ungrateful
10. Do something charitable
11. Do not despise others, especially the poor
12. Carry out your duties openly and fairly
13. Be generous, kind- hearted, honest, sincere and faithful
14. Teach the children about Principles of benevolence, righteousness and morality
15. Understand the meaning of Compassion, Loyalty, Trustworthiness, Righteousness, Filial Piety, Honesty, Virtue and Chastity

When I travel, I use my trusted 4WD

BEYOND THE TAO

In my search for truth, I knew I had to explore many more areas, beyond what I am trained as. Thus I have studied Buddhism up to the Diploma level. I had also enrolled in the Hinduism class for a Certificate. My spiritual journey also took me to the master of a small not well known Indonesian sect and as before, I had to pass their interview, both physical and spiritual format before I could be initiated into their small community. (Sorry I can't reveal the name of their sect). It seemes the peacocks rejoiced at my joining them.
Although I had very basic martial art training, after doing the exercises of the group, some strange energy arose within my body to make involuntary movements that looked like a form of dance, even at times like that of a martial art form. But what I am sure is that it is not my Kundalini.
Yes, I had gone beyond the comfort zone, other than The Tao. And I am still learning. All of us must keep on learning, improving ourselves. In following my posts, I hope you will be able to pick something good and beneficial.