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[PureInsight.org] The Chinese character for “hidden,” (藏) can be pronounced “cang” or “zang”. True Feng Shui masters know that “zang” is also related to burial. Why are Buddhist scriptures called “Da Zang Jing” and Taoist scriptures called “Dao Zang”? How many secrets are hidden behind this word “cang”? Modern medicine has discovered that the human brain is only utilized about 5%, and even great minds like Einstein only used about 10%. The other 90% of the brain is usually in a dormant state, hiding many secrets unknown to us. The human body science that emerged in the 1980s discovered and…
[PureInsight.org] In the 5,000 years of Chinese civilization, the ancestors who passed away were highly respected, and it was emphasized that they must be buried in the ground to find peace. A true Feng Shui “master” who has achieved spiritual enlightenment will be commissioned by the heavens and the earth to find the home of the designated blessed master, after testing the blessings of the master, and confirming that the master has deep blessings and deserves good land. They then travel around the world, searching for auspicious locations tens or even thousands of miles away, communicating with the heavens and…
[PureInsight.org] As we mentioned earlier, only a Feng Shui master who has truly immersed himself in the practice can grasp the true essence of Feng Shui. And a crucial criterion for determining whether a person is a Feng Shui master is to see if he is a genuine practitioner who has embarked on a path of spiritual cultivation. In ancient times, there were many practitioners who reached high levels of cultivation, and they had abilities to know about things on the earth and could do some things in Feng Shui under the arrangement of heaven. However, they did not directly…
[PureInsight.org] Many Feng Shui enthusiasts or practitioners, upon sensing the location of a cavern, will feel that they have received something, although they do not know exactly what it is. They only sense it as energy, and mostly, it is something good and beneficial to themselves. For example, when going downhill, they feel light and agile, walking easily and comfortably compared to the fatigue experienced when going uphill. Another example is when returning to meditate at night, they can distinctly feel the surging energy. Some people may also notice an increase in their abilities in a certain aspect. Some people…
In an event held at 8:45 a.m. ET on June 30 by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), some leading experts of the States discuss the “Science Policy After the COVID-19 Crisis”.Panel I:Jonathan Fuller, Visiting Scholar, Department of Bioethics, National Institutes of Health; Marc Lipsitch, Professor of Epidemiology, T. H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University; and Emily Ricotta, Independent Research Scholar in the Division of Intramural Research, National Institute on Allergies and Infectious Diseases, will discuss “Evidence and Policy After COVID-19”.M. Anthony Mills, Senior Fellow, AEI moderates the discussion of panel I.Panel II:Mark McClellan, Director of the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy,…
[PureInsight.org] Some people now believe that the Chinese character for grave 坟 (Fén) is the simplified character for 墳 (Fén), and that 坟 refers to the burial mounds in the mountains and countryside where people are buried after death. This is actually completely wrong. With the development of history to the present day, many things have deviated and lost their original orthodox connotations. The origin of “Fén” (坟) can be traced back to the ancient texts left by the Three Emperors in the prehistoric times. Although they were not passed down to later generations, the name “San Fen Wu Dian”…
[PureInsight.org] In the 1990s, two large-scale engineering projects were launched in mainland China, namely the South-to-North Water Diversion Project and the Three Gorges Project, both of which are considered as grand projects on a global level. From a Feng Shui perspective, these two projects are precisely actions that disrupt the harmony between heaven and earth and the stability of the universe. The South-to-North Water Diversion project is divided into three lines: the eastern, central, and western lines, which divert water from the lower, middle, and upper reaches of the Yangtze River, respectively. The Eastern Route starts from Jiangdu in Yangzhou,…
JUNEAU, Alaska—Attorneys general from 10 states plan to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), saying its failure to review and ensure emissions standards for residential wood-burning stoves has allowed the continued sale of appliances that could worsen pollution.That means programs that encourage people to trade in older stoves and other wood-burning appliances, such as forced-air furnaces, haven’t necessarily improved air quality, the states say.“If newer wood heaters do not meet cleaner standards, then programs to change out old wood heaters may provide little health benefits at significant public cost,” the states wrote Thursday in a 60-day notice of intent…
[PureInsight.org] “The sound of wind, rain and reading is pleasant to the ears, and family affairs, national affairs and world affairs are of concern to us” (Cited from Gu Xiancheng (1550–1612) Couplet inscribed on Donglin Academy). Each of us has to study and learn culture since childhood. So, will any kind of cultural atmosphere affect the fate of our family, country and even all people in the world? This couplet from the Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644) shows that the ancients paid more attention to following the way of heaven and the laws of nature when reading, because the spring…
[PureInsight.org] During the Tang Dynasty, at Huilin Temple in Luoyang, one day, the Zen Master Yuanzé and the layperson Li Yuan were inexplicably debating: “Take the water route, take the land route. Take the land route, take the water route.” As it turned out, the two had planned to travel together to visit Qingcheng Mountain and Mount Emei in Sichuan. However, they argued over whether to take the water route or the land route. The monk wanted to go by land, passing through Chang’an, while the layperson insisted on going by water, passing through Jingzhou. In the end, the monk sighed…