Internal alchemy is a process that can transform lower energy into higher energy. This book is a collection of classes given by Hua-Ching Ni and covers topics of interest to students aspiring to genuine spiritual achievement.
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Hua-Ching Ni discusses the nature of the soul and how its quality can change according to what we think and do. He also addresses what we can do to improve ourselves and further our spiritual evolution. This book invites a deeper understanding of the soul, of saving the soul, liberating the soul, and the process of leaving the physical body at the time of death.
Mysticism is a term for the spiritual energy of the universe itself. Through spiritual practice and development, this energy can be known. This book contains numerous charts and illustrations, along with traditional practices.
'The Workbook for Spiritual Development' is a practical, hands-on approach for those devoted to spiritual achievement. The workbook contains diagrams and descriptions of sitting and standing postures, plus ancient invocations useful in purifying and protecting your spirit. This is not a book of dogma or theories; it is a practical workbook for daily use. with step-by-step guidance for self-cultivation and self-achievement.
Spiritual Messages from a Buffalo Rider. A Man of Tao
- 218 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This collection of lectures and workshops was given by Hua-Ching Ni on his world tour in 1986-87. In these personal meetings with the public, he answers questions about daily life and ancient teachings and illustrates the timeless applicability of spiritual principles in the lives of all people.
Discusses not only how spiritual improvement can become an integral part of one's life but how one can realize a Heavenly life on Earth.
Hua-Ching Ni focuses on the feminine aspect of spiritual truth in response to the questions of women students and readers. He draws upon the teachings of his own mother and also provides an historical overview of the roles of men and women in the world.
A comprehensive guide to Taoist internal and external physical arts. Learn the ancient mysteries of self-generation and rejuvenation, and develop internal harmony and emotional balance in order to create a positive lifestyle. Enjoy Dr. Ni’s discussion of physical arts practice for children, and at what age they should begin; learn to maximize your energy (chi) as a tool for enjoying a vibrant life; choose the exercise that is right for you. Come to an understanding of the meaning of chi, and learn the history of chi practice in China. A thoroughly fascinating book for the beginner, and a wonderful tool for understanding the background of chi development, for the accomplished practitioner.
