East Asian religions

A holistic guide to improving one's vision both physically and spiritually *; Explains how blurred vision is a reflection of other imbalances in the body, mind, and spirit *; Offers natural methods for improvement of poor eyesight and stress-related difficulties, including dyslexia and ADHD *; Combines the core values of the Bates method of natural vision improvement and Taoism Fewer than three percent of children in North America are born with visual defects, yet as they become adults nearly two thirds will become reliant on prescription lenses to see clearly.

Publication Date: July 2006The Confucian civilization is thoroughly examined and explained in this volume, historically, philosophically and psychologically, by its two most prominant examples (Chinese and Japanese cultures), after a multi-year research effort, with ground breaking findings and analyses not available elsewhere.

Within the human system there are certain archetypes, centers, or vortexes of energy.

'Have little thought of self and as few desires as possible'Whether or not Lao Tzu was a historical figure is uncertain, but the wisdom gathered under his name in the fourth century BC is central to the understanding and practice of Taoism.

Originally published in 1934, this book contains a wealth of information on Shintoism, the indigenous religion of Japan, and is highly recommended for inclusion on the bookshelf of any with an interest in Japanese culture and religion.

Set alongside The Analects and Mencius, these two texts make up the 'Four Books' of Chinese Confucian tradition.

This lively survey of the peoples, cultures, and societies of Southeast Asia introduces a region of tremendous geographic, linguistic, historical, and religious diversity.

Advanced Taoist techniques for detoxifying and rejuvenating the internal organs through the release of negative chi *; Works with the navel center, where negative emotions, stress, and illness accumulate *; Presents advanced techniques to release negative energy from the body and reestablish a healthy flow of vital energy to internal tissues and organs From the Taoist point of view, good health depends upon the free flow of chi--healthy life-force energy--throughout the body.

Contains essays on mysticism, prayer, sacred art, the relationship between Christianity and other religious.

The present treatise has two objects.

The essential guide to using and enhancing Tantric sexual energy.

From the author of the acclaimed 'Mr.

A Portable A to ZThe ancient art of Feng Shui has been practised in China for thousands of years, and Lillian Too has introduced this art to the millions of people around the world looking to bring good luck and prosperity to their homes.

'Of ways you may speak, but not the Perennial Way; By names you may name, but not the Perennial Name.

'Of ways you may speak, but not the Perennial Way; By names you may name, but not the Perennial Name.

Fritjof Capra's groundbreaking exploration of the parallels between modern physics and eastern mysticism.

The year 2014 is the Chinese Year of the Horse - what will this mean for you?

The year 2012 is the Chinese Year of the Dragon - what will this mean for you?

The year 2009 is the Chinese Year of the Ox - what will this mean for you?

The year 2013 is the Chinese Year of the Snake - what will this mean for you?

A compact and informative guide to the key tenets, rituals and history of the world's major faiths, now in a new easy-reference format.

The year 2015 is the Chinese Year of the Goat - what will this mean for you?

Three thousand years of Chinese history in an accessible and authoritative single volume.

Dating all the way back to the 5th century B.

A classic essay at the intersection of art, philosophy, and tea.

Nietzsche dealt with the problem of God's expansion and displacement of man.

The author of the international bestsellers Watching the Tree and Falling Leaves has always been fascinated by proverbs and their importance and use in China.

The essential text of Taoism: a philosophical and religious guidebook dating back to China in the fourth century BC.