Just as the ocean is the concourse of the waters of the world, the Universal Way of life is the concourse of all spiritual traditions, from the earliest times of human culture to the present day. Just as each lake and river bears a name and location and particular characteristics, the religions of the world each bear the stamp of their time and place in history. No religion can claim to have become obsolete and are no longer considered of value. The Concourse of All Spiritual Paths offers a way to go beyond religion to the depth of universal truth that is the very source of life itself. Through spiritual practice, not faith alone, one can experience for oneself the underlying unity of all life. This self-realization enables one to overcome the obstacles to a Universal Way of life and learn to live in harmony with all people. Only by living with universal awareness and authentic regard for others can humankind achieve the true community of spirit that is its goal. Hua-Ching Ni has devoted a lifetime to the science of the human spirit and its history. His accumulated understanding and first hand knowledge of spiritual life is a treasure of practical guidance for anyone seeking his or her way on a path of personal growth. Hua-Ching Ni is the author of many important publications on the most essential subjects of human life in modern times. He writes in Chinese and in English on ancient philosophy, development and other significant subjects. These books are related to his life, his teaching, and the practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbology, which has spanned over five decades in China and the West. He has also given lectures worldwide on religion, natural philosophy and special practices for spiritual growth. Hua-Ching Ni spent years of his youth learning from highly achieved masters in the mountains of Mainland China. He was raised in a long family tradition of healing and spirituality, which he offers to the world. His two sons, Drs. Daoshing and Maoshing Ni, and his students and friends support his work. Hua-Ching Ni continues to devote his life to making a spiritual contribution for the benefit of this and future generations. The heritage he receives is the achievement of Maters dating back to the prehistoric age of China. He is fully developed from the benefit of all Masters in all aspects of ancient science and metaphysics, thus he was chosen to be a teacher of natural truth and worldly spiritual integration.
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Hua-Ching Ni is an author, teacher, a healer who addresses the essential nature of human life an assists people with personal growth and development. Having been raised in a long family tradition of healing and spirituality, Hua-Ching Ni spent his youth learning from highly achieved masters in the mountains of China. He is the beneficiary of a broad spiritual tradition passed down since the golden age of China.
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This review is from: Eternal Light: Teachings of My Father, Grandmaster Ni Yo-San (Esoteric Teachings of the Tradition of Tao Bk 3) (Paperback)
This book describes the author's relationship with his father, Yo San Ni, while growing up in a traditional Chinese family in pre-communist China. Yo San Ni was well respected healer in his community, but most of all he was a Taoist teacher who had spent much of his youth living and studying with Taoists in the mountains of China before settling down and starting his own school called the College of Tao and Chinese Healing. Some of the book describes the relationship between a father and a son, but more than that, the relationship between a high level Taoist and a young, bright student with exceptional ability. The reader gets the sense of the deep respect the author had for his father and the way he dealt with the separation that occurred when the Communists took over China and Hua Ching Ni had to flee the country is remarkable. Another remarkable passage is how Yo San Ni maintained his virtuous nature throughout the Cultural Revolution especially when he was put on trial while in his nineties. The main importance of this book though is the deep nature of Yo San Ni's teachings that his son records for us. This is not religious Taoism, but the Taoism of everyday life and how to achieve oneself in daily life. With such chapter titles as "Guidance for Deep Meditation" and " The Essential Practice", the reader will find this book is one that can be used on a daily basis, whether one is just beginning with self-cultivation or has years of experience. Hua Ching Ni recommends this book as important for men who want to practice self-cultivation. For women, he recommends "Mystical Universal Mother". For all readers, it is recommended to read this book more than once. At first it may seem too esoteric, but the 2nd or 3rd time it begins to go deeper to reach your spirit.
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