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The fundamental concept of Inner Sage Tao is first dealt with on these pages:
Inner Sage Tao is the Root of Mastering the Seven Principles:
- The Inner Sage Introduces the concept of the Inner Sage and its root in Ancient Chinese texts each follow section introduces another Fundamental aspect of Inner Sage Tao.
- Balancing/Centering introduces chung balancing or centering
- Sincerity/Authenticity introduces introduces the concept of ch’eng or Sincerity and
Authenticity, but then ties it into Self-
realization and creativity. - The Expanding Center introduces the concept of extending oneself outward into the
world as a fundamental aspect of Self-
realization - Authentic Relationship deal with the principles of authentically relating with others
as another important aspect of ones Self-
realization.
Feng Shui Meditation is the means of living in Harmony with the Cosmos and its transformations both in Space and Time.
I Ching Tao is the means of Achieving the Seven Principles by learning to act wisely in Harmony with Others, the Cosmos and the Absolute.
East Meets West: the Unified Field of Philosophy deals with the commonalities of Eastern and Western Philosophy and how they have helped to form a center for a unifying synthesis.
Notes and References provides more information on issues brought up in the Site.
- Notes are specific references in the text.
- Works Mentioned are short descriptions and discussions of various texts that occur in the text, publishing details will be found the the bibliography.
- People are short discussions of the of the people who are mentioned in the text.
- Bibliography is the detailed publishing information on all relevant texts.