Emotional Wisdom: Daily Tools for Transforming Anger, Depression, and Fear

Mantak Chia · Dena Saxer

Feb 2011 · New World Library

About this ebook

A groundbreaking book, Emotional Wisdom reveals powerful ancient tools for transforming our painful emotions into happiness and health. So-called negative emotions are valuable messages that let us know we are out of balance. With compassion and humor, Taoist authors Mantak Chia and Dena Saxer explain the messages that anger, depression, fear, worry, and stress offer us. They present three easy-to-learn twenty-minute internal energy practices, with helpful illustrations, to turn these imbalances into harmony and joy. They provide unusual nutritional advice for emotional healing and a Taoist First Aid section with proven natural remedies for minor ailments such as insomnia, indigestion, headaches, and overeating. Relevant quotes from the Tao Te Ching add inspiration to this practical, life-changing book.

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About the author

Mantak Chia is the leading teacher of Taoist chi kung (Inner Alchemy, Sexual Alchemy, chi energy meditations, tai chi, chi kung, etc.) in the West. The author of dozens of books, booklets, DVDs, and CDs describing the theory and methods of these practices, Mantak Chia has taught hundreds of thousands of eager students the principles of Taoist Inner Alchemy practice over the past forty-five years. He is the creator of the Universal Healing Tao System, which distills and clarifies the Taoist practices, and the director of the Tao Garden Health Spa and Resort in Thailand. Taught by over twelve hundred certified instructors and practitioners on every continent, the Universal Tao System provides access to a uniquely modern integration of traditional theory, method, and practice. Mantak Chia lived for fifteen years in New York before returning to Thailand in 1994. He now spends much of the year traveling in Europe, the United States, Asia, Africa, and South America, leading workshops and giving lectures. Currently, Universal Tao Centers exist in cities across the United States and in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Denmark, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Russia, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Wales, Australia, New Zealand, China, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, and South Africa. Visit Mantak Chia's website at www.universal-tao.com. Visit the Tao Garden Health Spa and Resort website at www.tao-garden.com.

Dena Saxer is a senior instructor of Mantak Chia's Universal Healing Tao System of chi kung. She sees these teachings as a precious gift to the world. Since 1983, she has been practicing and teaching the Six Healing Sounds, Inner Smile, advanced Taoist meditations, tai chi, chi kung, and Iron Shirt chi kung. Several thousand adults ages eighteen to seventy have benefited from her caring, dynamic, and clear teaching style. With Mantak Chia, she cowrote Taoist Ways to Transform Stress into Vitality in 1985 and Chi Self-Massage in 1986. Both books have been translated into more than twenty languages worldwide. Residing in the mountains near Los Angeles, Dena teaches Universal Healing Tao classes there, as well as in other locations in the United States and Canada. She is a trained dowser, and she specializes in energy clearing for homes and properties. She also does private sessions of spiritual and emotional healing. Visit Dena Saxer's website at www.universaltaola.com.