Inner/Outer Harmony: Five Element Consciousness and Nature’s Wisdom

Five Element Consciousness is a reflection of natural law. The human body is a microcosm of nature and the Universe. Aligning with this framework gives us a new understanding of human life. Balance is seen understood organically, or naturally as reflected in the seasons.

The Five Element Consciousness Framework draws a direct parallel between the elements within the human body and the elements in the natural world. It suggests that we are not separate from nature but deeply interconnected with it. This interconnectedness extends to our health, emotions, and overall well-being.

Computers, cell phones and wifi have become part or our everyday lives. While we can’t get away from using these items, we can learn how to reduce exposure and stimulate the Qi field to help support the body. This is part 3 of Grand Master Lu’s series on inflammation and how to reduce the after effects of EMF exposure.

This is part 2 of a 3 part series on inflammation. In the previous session sleep and EMF exposure where noted as two key areas to address to reduce inflammation. During this session, a technique is taught to help you improve the quality of your sleep. In turn, the body will have additional Qi resources to begin the healing process.

Inflammation affects millions of people in varying ways such as arthritis, cancer, heart disease, asthma to name a few. But where, when, how did it all begin? You may choose to eat more foods that have anti-inflammatory properties, or begin an exercise regiment but that’s not enough. Here are a few suggestions.

The old adage, beauty is skin deep, is a mystery to some but when turning to the ancient frameworks, answers are revealed. Beauty is not lost in age and does not come from expensive creams. Your inner world holds all the secrets.

Mucus is a serious problem that is often difficult to resolve unless one can understand how it all began. Mucus production, according to Chinese medicine, begins in the Spleen and Stomach. Learn how the body processes mucus, then apply new techniques to help resolve phlegm.

The Liver is the most important organ for keeping the body’s blood and Qi flowing smoothly. Yet Liver takes the brunt of our everyday life which in turns leads to many health issues. Two common ones are high blood pressure and stroke. Grand Master Lu offers the TCM viewpoint and encourages listeners to implement these important self care practices.

Episode 3: Within each season is a vibration that resonates with a specific organ. Each organ has an emotion associated with it. Often winter depression is rooted in fear while spring depression stems from the inability to move forward. Learn how to re-see depression and some things you can do now to help yourself.

Episode 2: Energy from Nature is all around us but the body’s frequency must adjust to tap into it. If you want free energy from Nature, you must think and function like Nature. Unlock your mind, change your belief. This is the law of attraction.