A description of the book:
This book is about TAO, the wisdom of Lao Tzu, the ancient sage from China more than 2,600 years ago. His unique and controversial wisdom shows you how to think. It is your thinking mind that may make you live longer. Continue and go through the rest of your life journey with self-awakening to see your true self, the others around you, and the world you are living in, as well as to look at anything and everything through the lens of the TAO.
According to the TAO, the end of anything is always the beginning of something else; the material world is forever filled with these cycles of beginnings and endings. Get the wisdom to intuit these cycles of balance and harmony so that you may continue the rest of your life journey and live as if everything is a miracle.
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A sample from the book:
Unlearning Conventional Medicine
First of all, conventional or Western medicine
is never drug-free. It is based on the medical model in which a doctor
identifies a set of symptoms of a patient and then makes a diagnosis to confirm
the doctor’s examination. An approved treatment for that diagnosis is then
applied to the patient. Commonly, the treatment may be a chemical one in the
form of a pharmaceutical drug to interfere with the natural healing mechanism
in the patient’s own body with the express purpose of removing those
undesirable symptoms. The patient, understandably too eager to be relieved of
the symptoms, often readily concurs to the application of those unsafe
pharmaceutical drugs.
Sadly, such intellectual process of cure does
not take into account the patient’s own physical, mental, and spiritual
problems, which may be the fundamental causes of that disease in the first
place.
In addition, conventional medicine does not take into consideration the basic health concept that your body is designed to regulate and repair itself, and accordingly it does not address natural healing, which is always made in deference to the more invasive procedures, such as administering a drug, that only infuse your body with more toxins.
Relearning
Unconventional Medicines
Relearn many other unconventional medicines that may provide you with many other alternative healings that are not only natural but also less invasive.
The Ayurvedic Medicine
Ayurvedic medicine
is based on 5,000 thousand years of the expertise and knowledge of sages with
respect to health and self-healing. It is the oldest self-healing system in
existence; as a matter of fact, it is the first world medicine. Originally,
there were two schools of Ayurveda: the school of physicians and the school of
surgeons. Through centuries of transformation, they have evolved into a
scientifically veritable and classifiable medical system, a widely used system
of self-healing in
The essence
of Ayurveda wisdom is self-discovery and self-growth; they make you realize
that many answers to health and wellness are all within yourself.
The Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy, another ancient self-healing art, uses essential oils to promote health and wellness of the skin, the body, the mind, and the soul for complete self-healing. The aroma, from the essential oils of certain plants through the bursting of their tiny glands, has therapeutic self-healing effects. These plants, having accumulated the radiant energy from the sun, produce essential oils that have anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory self-healing properties.
Ancient
healers were holistic: to them, self-healing was a transcendent art. They
believed in the self-healing power of plant energy; accordingly, if plants
could heal the body with their energies, they could also heal the mind too,
given that the body and the mind were but one. Based on this belief, ointments,
oils, incenses, infusions, and poultices were widely used in ancient healing in
The Naturopathy
Naturopathy, or naturopathic medicine, is an integrated system of primary healthcare based on the use of herbs and foods for medicine, exposure to fresh air and sunlight, and hydrotherapy (water cure using hot and cold water, such as steam or sauna) to enhance wellness for the purpose of self-healing.
Naturopathy
is based on the philosophy that all living things have an innate ability to
heal themselves due to an innate vital force that promotes self-cleansing,
self-repair, and therefore self-healing. The key to self-healing is to address
the depressed immune system, the disruptive hormonal changes, the disorderly
nervous and the dysfunctional elimination systems. Once balance is restored,
then the body will begin its self-healing, although it may be a long and slow
process. Naturopathy focuses on the causes of diseases, rather than on the
treatments of their symptoms.
The Chinese Medicine
Self-healing begins with the mind, which can generate energy to accomplish the task of healing. Self-healing is energy healing.
According to the
laws of physics, there is energy in everything, and everything gives out
invisible energy, including the sun, the moon, and the human body. As a matter
of fact, everything is some form of energy, which is either positive or
negative. For example, your thinking, too, involves energy, without which the
mind cannot function. If you "think" you can heal yourself, your mind
then sends out positive energy to your body for self-healing.
According to the Chinese
medicine, your body is composed of energy, and, therefore, your body will
respond positively or negatively to other energies within and also around you
in the living world. In other words, everything within you and around you is
all interconnected through energy.
Energy healing
began in
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