Summary of the main series of articles on this blog:

  • Obsession with the obvious leads to missing the big picture costs us big time!

  • The mistake of chasing after the manifesting events which capture all our attention

  • Leverage points are Points of Power usually hidden under the water

Traditionally The enlightened masters pass on the lineage teachings to the disciples by two categories : in traditional terms, teachings of the wisdom and teachings of the methods.

  • Identify the Leverage Points through Systems Thinking <wisdom>

  • Elementary Physics enough to understand Our body as a whole of Matter & Energy structure of interconnected parts <wisdom>

  • This integrated view of matter and energy will propel modern medicine to new height, at the same times, help us unleash the true potential of old school technique such as Natural remedies, Yoga, QiGong, TaiChi and Physical therapy.  <methods>

Conclusion

  • By looking at our body as a whole made up of parts interconnected via Matter&Energy structures and this whole behave as a unified system of functions will reveal the true meaning of old secrets -- classified by one category as ancient wisdom and the other category as ancient methods. The grasp of ancient wisdom will help lead us to more  Leverage Points to heal our body. And The more we realize the ancient wisdom the more we know how to apply ancient methods. Direct path, this is, to the leverage points to heal!



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