The philosophy found in the I Ching was created by the ancients from their careful observaton of nature. We 'moderns' can use the sixty-four hexagrams found in the I Ching as a predictive tool to enha
Investigating the nature of God and truth, the meaning of miraculous healing, and the possibility of eternal life, this book links the spiritual knowledge of East and West, offering insight into the W
In the modern world, people are not only separated from their environment, but also from their own bodies and minds. We can learn to integrate all these fragments and return to our original nature. In
In The Taoist Inner View of the Universe, readers can learn the way to obtain mental and spiritual clarity. This book not only provides spiritual protection to the sincere student through the many inc
'The Key to Good Fortune' offers a practical way toreconnect with the Divine Truth of your being. Not only does it help you to recognize your mistakes and misunderstandings about life, it helps you to
Master Hua-Ching Ni uses straightforward language and personal experiences, as well as traditional stories and teachings of the ancient masters, to impart the wisdom of Taoism, the Integral Way. His t
The first thunder of Spring is the signal for all lives to awaken from hibernation and begin anew. Just as nature progresses effortlessly from one season to the next, humans need to be periodically aw
Master Ni looks at today's traditional religions and suggests how we can go beyond contemporary religion's superficial differences to discover and benefit personally from the great 'oneness' all relig
In this collection of commentaries on the 64 gua of the I Ching, the path of natural wisdom is presented through stories, poems and warm personal experiences. It conveys the essence of the ancient tra
'The Workbook for Spiritual Development' is a practical, hands-on approach for those devoted to spiritual achievement. The workbook contains diagrams and descriptions of sitting and standing postures,
Hua-Ching Ni has traveled throughout the world sharing his guidance and practices in public discussions and classes. His knowledge on subjects ranging from how to overcome the problems of everyday lif
This collection of lectures and workshops was given by Hua-Ching Ni on his world tour in 1986-87. In these personal meetings with the public, he answers questions about daily life and ancient teaching
The Story of Two Kingdoms is a metaphoric tale of the conflict between the kingdoms of light and darkness. For those who devote their lives to attaining the realistic achievement of the high goals, th
Enlightenment is the inspiring story of Hui Neng, 6th Patriarch and father of Zen Buddhism. Although intellectually unsophisticated, Hui Neng became a true spiritual revolutionary who said that You ha
Kou Hong, a renowned Chinese master, was known by his pen name of Pau Po Tzu, the one who embraces the simple essence. He was a physician and a specialist in the art and science of refining medicines,
Hua-Ching Ni encourages each person to go beyond religion and theology in order to rediscover his or her own spiritual nature. He provides the tools with which one can unlock the spiritual treasures o
This is a book for all who still have faith that there is a way to discover and develop themselves without having to go against what their common sense tells them is natural. It is also for people who
Hua-Ching Ni discusses the nature of the soul and how its quality can change according to what we think and do. He also addresses what we can do to improve ourselves and further our spiritual evolutio
In 'Internal Growth Through Tao', Hua-Ching Ni teaches the subtle and deep sphere of the reality of life that is above the shallow sphere of external achievement. Readers are guided in the directon th
Hua-Ching Ni presents a historically penetrating view of spiritual paths of all ages and offers profound insight into their underlying principles. People who earnestly seek something more than just a
Recorded from weekly gatherings over a five-year period, this two-volume set of informal talks with Hua-Ching Ni covers a broad spectrum of practical and philosophical guidelines for spiritual life. V
