Public Domain Literary Works 6, by Peter Fritz Walter
There is nothing constant in the universe. All ebb and flow, and every shape that’s born bears in its womb the seeds of change. —Ovid, Metamorphoses Chinese Calligraphy featuring Sheep Just as with the Bible, a literal presentation of the text of the age-old I Ching would result in a too narrow grasp of the …
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A Collection of Quotes by Peter Fritz Walter The Concept of Chi The Chinese do not divide the physical from the spiritual, considering both part of the same larger reality. They call the human energy field or vital energy chi; energy practice, the total revitalization of the body, is called chi kung, also spelled qi …
by Peter Fritz Walter Abstract Ancient Scholarly Daoism, the philosophical school that preceded the later corrupt, vulgarized and worship-obsessed Daoist religion, has proven in hindsight to have had a perfectly systemic and integral view upon nature. It was really unlike ordinary religions that always tended to project intellectual assumptions upon nature. Instead, Scholarly Daoism was …
Adapted from: Workbook for Spiritual Development of All People, by Master Hua-Ching Ni, Los Angeles, College of Tao & Traditional Chinese Healing, 1984 by Peter Fritz Walter Fact is that science, in particular systems theory, has by and large confirmed taoist cosmology. Wikipedia ‘The Taoist cannot be a ‘philosopher’ in the Western Sense, establishing his …
by Taoist Master Hua-Ching Ni The Universal Way is the destination of all spiritual efforts of humankind. It serves all people’s lives, everywhere and always. The Universal Way conveys the deep truth of all conscious elaborations of the human mind. It contains the vast and profound essence of the human spirit. Thus it transcends all …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiXGeRJYB7c&list=PLCuKbZ3Le7weH9UUFCP1kdjIzFQ3nE3B8 I consult the I Ching since 1990 I first used the famous German translation by Richard Wilhelm, but I found it difficult to understand because Wilhelm did not dare to interpolate the old metaphorical language and bring out something that can be understood by the modern reader. Then, back in 1996, in Holland, a Chinese …
Quotes Collection of 'The Genius of China,' by Robert Temple and Joseph Needham, London: André Deutsch, 2007. Narrated by Peter Fritz Walter. https://audiomack.com/peterfritzwalter/song/the-genius-of-china Download Public Domain Edition (PDF) the-genius-of-china-pub-domainDownload
Now, let me explain how the recent, quite revolutionary HeartMath® Research both confirms and explains how our heart’s intuitive wisdom impacts upon life and creates reality. Honestly, I did not expect that once scientific research would prove all my intuitive insights to be true. But this has well been the case. Stephen Covey reported in …
Audio Narrated by Peter Fritz Walter The I Ching may well be the oldest book on the planet. Like the Bible, the Book of Changes was a co-operative effort spanning many centuries. R. L. Wing, in his I Ching interpretation, makes the assumption that the deepest ideas conveyed in the I Ching were handed down orally from the elders …
Audio Narrated by Peter Fritz Walter The I Ching never is moralistic. It has nothing against wealth, nor is it enamored with poverty. It recommends to remain basically simple and to see that our efforts should surpass a mere striving for comfort, as comfort alone cannot give a sense to our lives. However, this does …
Audio Narrated by Peter Fritz Walter The I Ching has often been found to be too Confucian in its overall attitude toward life. However, we should be careful using such statements. The I Ching has existed long before Confucius, and when scholars state that the I Ching was Confucian in some way, they speak about …
