Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Secret Method
The series of meditation courses designed by the Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Method are based on a rigorous scientific approach, adjusting the body's bioenergy circulation from all aspects, including medical treatment, diet therapy, and feng shui, to ensure smooth bioenergy transmission and reduce physical and mental illnesses.
Illness in the human body is mainly caused by a disruption in the body's bioenergy field. Scientific experiments conducted by the lineage masters of the Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Method have proven that during the practice of various meditation health methods, the human body can naturally achieve a certain communication with the vast universe. By absorbing the pure energy and information of the universe, the human biofield can be adjusted and strengthened, helping patients restore the order of their biofield and thus relieving their pain.
The Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Practice series of courses primarily focuses on adjusting the human body's bio-energy field. In the initial stages of self-repair, the body's bio-energy field's ability to repair itself is very slow. Through the blessings of the lineage holders of the Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Practice and its unique practice methods, practitioners can achieve specific goals in a very short time. Some practitioners, upon completing specific courses, may also unlock their latent abilities, possessing wisdom, spirituality, and the capacity to adjust the bio-energy fields of others.
The Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Practice is a non-religious organization that does not propagate religion. The Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Practice series of courses focuses on researching and developing the treasures of the human body, proving through experiments using modern scientific and medical methods that the human body is the greatest treasure in the world.
The human body has many potential functions. After practicing the series of Medicine Buddha Meditation Tantric courses, one can automatically enter a state of great wisdom and insight, the significance of which far exceeds supernatural or special abilities.
The Medicine Buddha Meditation Health Method series of courses is characterized by being "easy to learn, effective immediately, and getting better with continued use." It is worthwhile for everyone to learn.
- Precautions for meditation
- 1. Relax, be calm and natural, and have a peaceful mind.
- 2. Do not practice when your emotions are fluctuating greatly, especially when you are extremely angry, sad, or happy.
- 3. Clothing should be comfortable and not too tight.
- 4. Try not to wear too many accessories.
- 5. When practicing dynamic hand mudras, do not wear high heels; flat shoes are preferable.
- 6. When practicing meditation, the primary posture is cross-legged. One should not tolerate being suddenly patted or struck by others.
- 7. Whether practicing indoors or outdoors, pay attention to keeping your waist, back, and legs warm in winter.
- 8. Avoid direct exposure to air conditioning, fans, or cool breezes in the summer.
- 9. Do not practice in a drafty environment.
- 10 Do not practice during thunderstorms.
- 11. Do not practice in the bathroom or toilet.
- 12. Do not practice while watching TV or doing other things. One cannot do two things at once.
- 13. Ensure the indoor air is fresh and well-ventilated, with ample sunlight and a moderate temperature.
- 14. Try to avoid hunting and eating snakes, turtles, dogs, and protected animals.
- 15. Practice outdoors, but not in windy or shady places.
- 16. Do not practice in places with foul water, ditches, or pits, where animals do not go, where plants do not grow, or in dangerous places.
- 17. During practice, if certain scenes appear, do not pursue them, nor abandon them; let them take their natural course.
- 18. If your body experiences significant movement, immediately stop the exercise and then continue practicing.
- 19. Do not listen to audio files of "Static Practice Method" while sleeping.
- 20. Do not practice when hungry or too full; practice 30 minutes before or after meals.