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Our Taoist Journey
Bridging Cultures for Effective Solutions
TAO TE CHING
The classical TAO TE CHING comprises only 5,000 pictograms. Despite its brevity, no other work of Chinese literature has attracted as much attention as Lao Tzu’s TAO TE CHING.
THE PARADOXICAL LOGIC DEVELOPED BY THE CHINESE
For over twenty-five centuries, Chinese understanding of spirituality has been grounded in practical, down-to-earth teachings.
The Art of War by Sun Tzu
Sun Wu, known as Sun Zi (Tzu), was a renowned strategist in China's history. Living between 722-481 B.C. during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty's Spring-Autumn Period, Sun Zi authored the timeless Art of War.
Standing Pole - Zhan Zhuang
Discover the origins and development of Zhan Zhuang, or "Standing Pole," a form of qigong that we focus on in our work.
ZenmaX Sex Drive: The Good & The Bad
Ancient Chinese scientific research on sexuality differed from Western approaches. Instead of emphasizing reproduction and sexual enjoyment, Chinese researchers focused on health.
ZenmaX Ancient Taoist Rehabilitation Methods
Rehabilitation methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) include psychotherapy, diet therapy, physical training, herbal therapy, acupuncture and moxibustion, massage therapy, and environmental therapy.
ZenmaX Taoist Guidelines for a Peaceful Mind
"The first guideline is that the eye looks but does not see broadly, avoiding interference from various colorful sights. This prevents losing one's essential being and failing to see the way."
ZenmaX: Breathing Life Back into the Paralyzed
In qigong, the master serves as the medicine. Possessing excess vital or biological energy, a master can impart it to heal others. Wan Sujian's qigong has the potential to help crippled individuals walk again.
A TAOIST PATH TO IMMORTALITY
The Taoist secret of power lies in following the natural order. This sensitivity and skill are achieved through minute concentration on the Tao present in all natural objects. According to Chuang Tzu, this knowledge and skill cannot be passed down but were retained by men of old upon their passing.