Programs
A journey of inner-self to transcend reality and impact your awareness. Understanding and Integrating the Balance of the Six Dimension of Wellbeing and the Five Elements Theory in your Lifestyle.
The journey of the inner balance
The basic concepts: Qi, Yin & Yang and Wu-Qi
Qi is a simple term to understand if we think of it as a kind of electromagnetic force. The electrical charges involved are subtle, just as when two people touch and experience sparks of static electricity. Whatever people do, because of their Qi, the more Qi we have, the more active and creative we can be and the more we can accomplish. This is our vitality.
The terms Yin and Yang refer to the interactive opposites in any part of the Universe. The balance of yin and yang in the body forms the basis of energy work and is the key to overall health at all levels not just the physical. When yin and yang are in equilibrium, it becomes easier to enter the Wu-Qi state. The Wu-Qi state is a dimension in which we interconnect to the world, but it is in us as much as we are in it.
Discover your inner balance
01.
Pre-work
Balance Score Assessment
Assessment application: The Five Elements Theory integrated with the Six Dimension of Wellbeing. Identify the imbalances in your lifestyle, personality and your environment.
02.
Session 1
Element Fire
Commitment and responsibility: Identify and reaffirm the soul purpose, objectives, results and goals that want to achieve.
03.
Session 2
Element earth
Soul purpose and mission: Identify soul purpose and mission and aligned with your lifestyle.
04.
Session 3
Element metal
Expertise and Mindset: Assessment of the imbalances. The journey of self-knowledge. Right and left-brain balance.
05.
Session 4
Element water
Empathy, Motivation, Engagement: Identify the Constitutional Factor (CF) and develop emotional balance.
06.
Session 5
Element wood
Basic needs: Self-confidence, self-love, self-esteem, self-worth, resilience and persistence. How the action can impact your connections and the environment you live.
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Harmony • Oneness • Balance
The Six Dimension of Wellbeing
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Physical Dimension
Emotional Dimension
Mental Dimension
Spiritual Dimension
Individual values, soul purpose, mission and principles.
Social Dimension
Social responsibility, relationships, competences, skills, behaviours, connections, and commitment.
Environmental Dimension
Sustainable personal development and systemic consciousness.
Harmony • Oneness • Balance
The Five Elements Theory
The concept of “Correlative Cosmology” has traditionally been described as the “Five Elements”. It also means “Five activities” or “Five movements”.
These dynamic and process-oriented characteristics led to their later naming as “Five Phases.” These five phases are Wood (木), Fire (火), Earth (土), Metal (金), and Water (水), respectively. As perceived in terms of physical materials, related phenomenon, and energetic properties, the system is much more complex and dynamic than physical “elements.”
A key aspect of the yin-yang system is the five phases. Aside from environmental or nature issues, it also considers the energy of feelings and emotions.”
The Five Elements
Element Fire
Noon, Summer, and Prime of Life, Touch, Speech, Joy, Love, Sadness, Hate, Heart, Small Intestines, Pericardium, Circulation, Produces Earth, Melts Metal, South, Heat, Red, Bitter, Vascular, Laughter.
Element Earth
Afternoon, Early and Late Summer, and Middle Age, Taste, Empathy, Worry, Spleen and Stomach, Sincerity, Creates Metal, Absorbs Water, Earth and Mountain, Centre, Damp, Yellow, Sweet, Pancreas, Mouth, Muscles, Thought.
Element Metal
Early Evening, Late Fall, and Old Age, Know-how, Smell, Hope, Regret, Large Intestine and Lungs, Righteousness, Collects Water, Splits Wood, Heaven and Lake, West, Autumn, Dry, White, Spicy, Nose Skin.
Element Water
Night, Winter, Death, and Pre-Birth, Hearing, Will, Fear, anxiety, Bladder and Kidney, Wisdom, Nourishes Wood, Extinguishes Fire, Water, North, Winter, Cold, Black, Salty, Ears Bone Fear Moan.
Element Wood
Morning, Spring, Birth, and Childhood, Vision, Sight, Kindness, Anger, Liver and Gallbladder, Benevolence, Feeds Fire, Breaks Earth, Wind and, Thunder, East, Wind, Green, Sour.
The Five Elements Theory
The cycle of the Elements
In traditional Chinese medicine, the mind, emotions, senses, internal organs, tissues, and meridians are all interconnected. All life aspects base on the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. Each element controls the organs and functions of the body associated with taste, colour, and other aspects. The ancient Chinese knew the five elements and balanced their lives according to their natural cycles.
Productive Cycle
• Water produces Wood • Wood produces Fire • Fire produces Earth • Earth produces Metal • Metal produces Water
Controlling Cycle
• Fire controls Metal • Metal controls Wood • Wood controls Earth • Earth controls Water • Water controls Fire
Weakening Cycle
• Water weakens Metal • Metal weakens Earth • Earth weakens Fire • Fire weakens Wood • Wood weakens Water
Insulting Cycle
• Earth insults Wood • Water insults Earth • Wood insults Metal • Metal insults Fire • Fire insults Water
Develop your inner balance. Contact me for further information about the Program.
Would you like to join in the 18th Dynasty lifestyle?
Let’s talk to begin the journey of self-knowledge and experience living in Harmony, Oneness and Balance.
- Ashbourne, England, United Kingdom
- suzanne.mayumi@18dlifestyle.co.uk
- Timing: 10am -5pm