The abundance of Qi at the full moon has many powerful effects in nature - exceptional tidal variations in the oceans are one example of this. Human beings are an integral part of nature too, so no surprise that many of us notice strong Qi effects at the full moon.
The next full moon is Thursday 15th August and you are welcome to join us for a group Qi healing session to make the most of the extra Qi around.
When: 7.30 - 8.30pm
Where: 3 York St, Opawa - or connect in via Skype. Please rsvp to Ollie 027 333 9252 / email vanessalukes@gmail.com so we can arrange space in our tiny house :)
Every full moon REN XUE has a theme to reflect on over the full moon. In August the theme is 'transforming the pattern of Polarised Thinking'
The next full moon is Thursday 15th August and you are welcome to join us for a group Qi healing session to make the most of the extra Qi around.
When: 7.30 - 8.30pm
Where: 3 York St, Opawa - or connect in via Skype. Please rsvp to Ollie 027 333 9252 / email vanessalukes@gmail.com so we can arrange space in our tiny house :)
Every full moon REN XUE has a theme to reflect on over the full moon. In August the theme is 'transforming the pattern of Polarised Thinking'
In a village near the border of the country lived a man who was conversant with philosophy and ‘reading’ life though various techniques.
One day his horse crossed the border and went into the neighbouring country. His fellow villagers came to comfort him for his loss.
He responded, "How do you know it is not a good thing?’
Several months later, his horse came back and bought a beautiful horse with him. Everyone congratulated him on this.
His response was, ‘How do you know it is not the beginning of something unfortunate?’
His son loved riding the horses and one day fell off the horse and broke his leg. Everybody came to comfort him.
He responded "How do you know this is not a fortunate thing?’
A year later, the neighbouring country invaded China. All the young men had to be drafted to fight in the war.
Nine out of ten of them died and those who managed to stay alive were mostly seriously injured.
His son had a broken leg so he didn’t have to go to war. His life was therefore spared.
One day his horse crossed the border and went into the neighbouring country. His fellow villagers came to comfort him for his loss.
He responded, "How do you know it is not a good thing?’
Several months later, his horse came back and bought a beautiful horse with him. Everyone congratulated him on this.
His response was, ‘How do you know it is not the beginning of something unfortunate?’
His son loved riding the horses and one day fell off the horse and broke his leg. Everybody came to comfort him.
He responded "How do you know this is not a fortunate thing?’
A year later, the neighbouring country invaded China. All the young men had to be drafted to fight in the war.
Nine out of ten of them died and those who managed to stay alive were mostly seriously injured.
His son had a broken leg so he didn’t have to go to war. His life was therefore spared.
