Hua-Ching Ni Books

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.

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.

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.

In this collection of commentaries on the 64 gua of the I Ching, the path of natural wisdom is presented through stories, poems and warm personal experiences. It conveys the essence of the ancient tradition of Tao with humor, insight and clarity.

In the modern world, people are not only separated from their environment, but also from their own bodies and minds. We can learn to integrate all these fragments and return to our original nature. In 'Tao, the Subtle Universal Law', Hua-Ching Ni carefully presents the wisdom and practical methods that the ancient Chinese have successfully used for centuries. To lead a good stable life is to be aware of the actual conjoining of the universal subtle law with every moment and event of our lives. The real meaning of taoist self-discipline is to harmonize with universal law. This is almost the total secret of a Taoist life. The value of this book lies in the fact that it not only tells us 'why' but also 'how.'

Master Ni looks at today's traditional religions and suggests how we can go beyond contemporary religion's superficial differences to discover and benefit personally from the great 'oneness' all religions share, the Universal Truth. Learn to live in harmony with all people.

Hua-Ching Ni encourages each person to go beyond religion and theology in order to rediscover his or her own spiritual nature. He provides the tools with which one can unlock the spiritual treasures of the universe, lighting the way to internal and external harmony and fulfillment.

The over-emphasis of the modern world on intellectual development eventually leads to incomplete development of the individual. Hua-Ching Ni bridges the gap between the intellect and the spirit and provides guidelines for daily life in the modern world.

Here is a treasure map that can help you to locate the most valuable riches in the universe. There are no fancy words here, just the simple truth about how to capitalise on the opportunity of a lifetime. With your life you have a chance to develop the kind of well-being that means real peace on the inside and practical success and security on the outside. All you need to do is follow these guidelines and you can develop all the kinds of health and wealth you need to live a life of fulfilment for yourself and for everyone and everything else as well. What else can we ask? Actually, what else is there?

In 'Internal Growth Through Tao', Hua-Ching Ni teaches the subtle and deep sphere of the reality of life that is above the shallow sphere of external achievement. Readers are guided in the directon that helps them develop spritually by growing internally.

Lao Tzu's Tao Teh Ching has been of interest to humanity for millennia, though most readers are left with curiosity and amazement. In this translation by contemporary Taoist Master Hua-Ching Ni, much is simplified for the English reader. More importantly, Hua-Ching Ni explains energetics, rendering Lao Tzu's writing more understandable. We are also given some of the same energetic practices that are used to attain this wisdom.

Before life was formed, was there any race or skin color? What passport did one hold? Was anything right or wrong? Reflecting on these questions may help you to fully experience your life as a human on Earth. As a child of the Mother Universe you may come to understand that the identity you have insisted upon is a very limited view of life. This book introduces the Mother Universe as the spiritual foundation for a global society that honors her natural rhythms, subtle laws and sacred unity. The words and prayers contained herein will help free your mind from its conceptual bondage and connect you to the wholeness of the Mother.

The leadership of society is the most influential, external element that determines whether we enjoy or suffer in life. This is followed by the external element of the political system. A good system can bring about a good life and a bad system can make us suffer. This book offers Hua-Ching Ni's view of the human dilemma and a vision of what can be done to improve it.

Enlightenment is the inspiring story of Hui Neng, 6th Patriarch and father of Zen Buddhism. Although intellectually unsophisticated, Hui Neng became a true spiritual revolutionary who said that "You have been programmed to believe that a godly way of life is different from what you are doing right here, right now. This is the main obstacle that you need to overcome."

Hua-Ching Ni offers valuable insights into overcoming daily challenges and achieving spiritual growth through the teachings of the Tao. His guidance encompasses both practical advice and profound spiritual concepts, aiming to foster positive transformations in readers' lives. With a focus on honesty and practical application, the book serves as a resource for those seeking spiritual immortality and personal improvement.

When Every Day Is Saturday is a how-to book: how to plan for a happy, meaningful retirement. The Grace Retirement Inventory (GRI) sets a fast opening pace and prompts thoughtful, focused questions about retirement. Some retirees seem to have failed badly; many others appear to be happy and successful. What was their guide to success? Dr. Grace’s research with seven hundred retirees differentiates this book from all others. Six central themes are developed: 1) freedom and leisure, 2) financial independence, 3) separation from work, 4) family and friends, 5) health and 6) helping others. Readers evaluate their attitude toward each of these themes; this simple measure predicts their happiness in retirement. The writing is concise, interspersed with comments and stories from the lives of current retirees. Inclusion of these vignettes adds hope, inspiration and a dash of realism to what lies ahead for every working adult.

As life becomes more focused on what is external, people become internally hollow and fail to nurture their spiritual essence and natural vitality. The Universal Path of Natural Life reveals the great spiritual accomplishments of the last 5000 years. Also included is the Yin Fu Ching, a predecessor of the Tao Teh Ching.

In The Taoist Inner View of the Universe, readers can learn the way to obtain mental and spiritual clarity. This book not only provides spiritual protection to the sincere student through the many incantations, but may also enlighten the way for every serious person to probe the very possibility of immortality.

Investigating the nature of God and truth, the meaning of miraculous healing, and the possibility of eternal life, this book links the spiritual knowledge of East and West, offering insight into the Way, the revelation of the truth, and the emergence of Light in the world.

Kou Hong, a renowned Chinese master, was known by his pen name of Pau Po Tzu, "the one who embraces the simple essence." He was a physician and a specialist in the art and science of refining medicines, particularly the Golden Immortal Medicine. The story of his life illustrates the way to learn Tao in order to achieve a long and healthy life.

Modern life diverts our attention from our natural inner light. Drawing inspiration from ancient Taoists, Master Ni redirects modern people to their true source and the meaning of life. Hints on meditation, gentle waking, chi, music, sleep, and the cycles of humans and nature.

Hua-Ching Ni shares valuable insights into harmony within ourselves as well as with others and with the world in which we live. From an integral point of view, harmony comes from understanding one's own mind and how one uses it. When we do not know our own nature, it is hard to interact appropriately or harmoniously with other.

Hua-Ching Ni presents a historically penetrating view of spiritual paths of all ages and offers profound insight into their underlying principles. People who earnestly seek something more than just a way to fit into the complexities of a modern structure that does not support true self-development, may find themselves spiritually struggling. This book provides insight into the subtle origin and the eternal truth of one universal life. Enjoy Hua-Ching Ni's vision in which individual destiny and the destiny of humankind can flourish

This is a book for all who still have faith that there is a way to discover and develop themselves without having to go against what their common sense tells them is natural. It is also for people who are mature enough to understand that what is natural for one person can be unnatural for another, and that what is natural for one place and time can be unnatural a thousand years later half-way around the world. The gate to infinity does not lead to a system or institution, but to the depths of spiritual life that can be found in nature.

Recorded from weekly gatherings over a five-year period, this two-volume set of informal talks with Hua-Ching Ni covers a broad spectrum of practical and philosophical guidelines for spiritual life. Volume Two includes a special section on sex and pregnancy.

The philosophy found in the I Ching was created by the ancients from their careful observaton of nature. We 'moderns' can use the sixty-four hexagrams found in the I Ching as a predictive tool to enhance our lives and reconcile our spiritual and physical selves. When one consults the 'I CHing', the hexagram gives the general background of the situation, while the lines indicate the correct way in which to handle the specific circumstance. This masterful translation by Hua-Ching Ni is popular throughout the world.

Unnaturalness expresses a state of confusion in which people no longer know what is right. With naturalness comes clarity and progress. Master Ni invites his readers to unbind their minds.

Helps you revitalise health with acupuncture and herbs, Tai Chi, Chi Gong, sound, colour, movement, visualisation, breathing and meditation. This title also helps heal yourself, or better yet, prevent problems in the first place.

The Story of Two Kingdoms is a metaphoric tale of the conflict between the kingdoms of light and darkness. For those who devote their lives to attaining the realistic achievement of the high goals, this book is the Light.

The first thunder of Spring is the signal for all lives to awaken from hibernation and begin anew. Just as nature progresses effortlessly from one season to the next, humans need to be periodically awakened from their spiritual hibernation in which life's realities are deeply forgotten. This book contains the teachings of Yen Shi, the border guard to whom Lao Tzu imparted his wisdom as he traveled west in times of confusion and uncertainty not unlike our own. Instruction in Natural Meditation is also included.

What is wisdom? What is a soul? What is spiritual evolution? Profound questions and thoughtful answers open up new realms of understanding and personal growth. One of our classic oldies nut goodies, whose typeface is a little difficult to read but whose chapters include Unspoiled natural joy, Saving a broken heart and Saving a soul.

Master Hua-Ching Ni uses straightforward language and personal experiences, as well as traditional stories and teachings of the ancient masters, to impart the wisdom of Taoism, the Integral Way. His teachings promote a simple, natural, healthy, and happy way of life that lays the foundation for spiritual self-cultivation. Master Ni emphasizes that it is important first to establish a good understanding of basic spiritual principles and then begin to realize this wisdom in daily life by adopting practices and attitudes that help to conserve, nourish, and refine the subtle energy. Among the topics he discusses in short, accessible passages are: • Basic spiritual self-protection • Self-reliance • Emotional balance • Do's and don'ts for a healthy, natural lifestyle • Sleeping and dreaming • Diet • Love, sex and marriage • Meditations and invocations from the Taoist tradition

Master Ni draws upon his extensive training to re-work the entire book of Chuang Tzu, which is the foundation of Taoist and Zen philosophies. Hidden meanings of this ancient treasure are finally presented to modern readers.

‘The spiritual duty of all life is the realization of universal harmony’.Such harmony can be found through following the Way of an Evergreen Life in the material world. What is an Evergreen Life? The authors of this book, Hua-Ching Ni and Mao Shing Ni suggest it is the normal, healthy, and automatic functioning of the life force that Mother Nature has endowed to all of humanity.Is this still possible in the ever-busy, complicated, and often confused modern world? The long-lasting Ni family now offers the essential guidance on the immortal wisdom that suggests living simply, quietly, naturally, and responsibly. This is the path of the immortal spirit in humanity and an evergreen life in the mortal world. That path helps us to navigate our way through the many entrapments in life and can lead to the realization of universal harmony, as well as the possibility of immortal life.

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