The Source of the Classics, the Origin of the Great Way The Interactions of the Five Elements The I Ching is the root of the Chinese nation Core Taoist Thought: The Way follows Nature, governing without action, living in harmony with nature. The wisdom of the Zhou Yi: Self-improvement and the cultivation of virtue~~~ Spreading … Read more
Daoist medicine views the human body and the universe as a unified system governed by the principles of circular motion of material forces. The principles of material forces are similar in both Western and Chinese medicine, but the methods of their movement differ. The movement of material forces in Daoist medicine is holistic, circular, and … Read more
The Interactions of the Five Elements: Generating and Overcoming The Five Elements (Wu Xing) exhibit a relationship of mutual generation and overcoming. Without generation, there can be no occurrence and growth of phenomena; without overcoming, the balance and coordination of development and change cannot be maintained. Within any phenomenon and between phenomena, there exist inseparable … Read more
Previously, a friend in the group raised the question of whether the many and varied foods we eat every day might conflict with each other, including whether cold fruit and vegetable juices are bad for the stomach. Today, I will provide a unified answer. Moon: Actually, the most we hear about food conflicts comes from … Read more
Click the blue text aboveEnjoy more exciting content Did you know? Intercropping garlic with cabbage can achieve a yield increase of up to 55% for cabbage!This is just one example of the mutual benefits in vegetable cultivation. In nature, everything follows the principles of mutual benefit and harm, and vegetable cultivation is no exception. Some … Read more
Qin Cai (Celery) has the effects of clearing heat, calming the liver, and lowering blood pressure; Hua Sheng (Peanut) has the effects of stopping bleeding and moistening the lungs. Consuming both together can soften blood vessels and lower cholesterol. 2 Wo Sun (Asparagus Lettuce) and Qing Suan Miao (Garlic Sprouts) can promote qi, unblock meridians, … Read more
Disease Inquiry | Health Guidance | Classic Health Preservation | Medical Knowledge | No Need to Seek Help When Sick Click to view the article: The Medical Truth Behind “Dying to Survive”: The Lifelong Use of Miracle Drugs and the Ineffectiveness of Medicine! He Lost His Sight, Yet He Managed to Restore His Vision Like … Read more
The Twelve Zodiac Signs are a unique creation of our Chinese nation. The ancients linked the principles of the Five Elements (Wu Xing) of mutual generation and mutual overcoming with the zodiac signs, evolving into the interactions of the zodiac signs.The Twelve Zodiac Signs are categorized into the Five Elements: Metal (Jin), Wood (Mu), Water … Read more
Click on the above “Public Account” to subscribe! Many people feel confused when they first learn about Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and encounter the Five Elements, such as Metal generating Water, Water generating Wood, Fire overcoming Metal, and Wood overcoming Earth. However, the Five Elements are not as obscure as they seem; they belong not … Read more
The Five Elements are interrelated through generation and overcoming. Generation: Wood generates Fire, Fire generates Earth, Earth generates Metal, Metal generates Water, Water generates Wood. —- Generation represents development. Overcoming: Wood overcomes Earth, Earth overcomes Water, Water overcomes Fire, Fire overcomes Metal, Metal overcomes Wood. —- Overcoming represents balance. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the … Read more