People often wonder why they should join one of my Chi Kung groups. We usually think about benefits. What will I get out of it? Why should I spend time on something I don’t fully understand? A tricky matter indeed....
There are countless texts from old and new Zen teachers. Some texts are easier to understand than others. What can these texts teach us, and what do these teachers mean...
The first part of this word ‘Geo’ refers to Earth, ‘mancy’ to science or definition. The art of Geomancy has been practiced in many different cultures of the world. I study and practice the Chinese or Taoist version....
If you meditate in the tradition of Zen, then you are on the Zen path. But what does that expression mean? And how can teachers help you to find out what your path is...
“Why do you practice Zen? You could spend your time on something else. What’s the point of practicing Zen? Questions I used to ask myself regularly. Why am I actually doing this? And what does it bring me?...
While preparing for a Geomancy project I came across a very insightful poster Grandmaster Lim often refers to. I have a few of them in stock to offer to a client as it beautifully shows the many layers of history that cover the earth....
Feng shui is a Chinese term that means "wind and water". An ancient art and science that originated over thousands of years ago in China, based on the belief that the energy (chi) of the environment affects the well-being and fortune of the people who live in it....
How can Zen help a person appreciate their life. Not just during comfortable moments when enjoying a drink on a terrace in the sun, but also during uncertain times. Practicing mindfulness and gratitude can help you take the time to notice and savor the small joys and blessings in your daily life....
Many responses on my website are about my blog How it all started. The moment of disembodiment that I am writing about is very recognizable so it seems. Apparently more people experience these moments of questioning....
In 2001 I walked with my lunch on a tray in the company restaurant of one of the “big 4 firms”. Under the guise of “work hard – play hard” I was really “popping”, working more than 50 hours a week. And then, during that lunch, I got these burning questions in my head....