Taiwan Wellness Retreat
Unearthing Dragon Meridians – Revival of a Sacred Geomancy Art!
Master Zhang Bu Sheng, holder of the unbroken, ancient master-disciple lineage in the arts of physiognomy (Eg. Feng Shui), including unearthing dragon meridians, will grace Taiwan to transmit precious inner knowledge and practices!
This presents a transformational opportunity for one, through Master Zhang’s guidance, to unearth mystical dragon meridians and points. This is when you will realise within yourself the immense cosmic energies!
Being imbued with the dragon meridians and points also enables one to transform their fortunes, enhance their health, bless one’s family tree expansion and harmony, and invoke more wealth! For those seeking liberation, they can attain enlightenment in this life! This is a truly an opportunity of a lifetime not to be missed!
The duration of this life-changing quest is about 10 days, visiting Taipei, Miaoli, Yilan, Alishan, Yushan, and Yang Ming Shan. Taiwan’s most famous and highest mountain – Yushan, is located in the central part of the region. Surrounded by other mountains, Yushan is breathtakingly beautiful. In winter, the mountaintop is covered with snow, and the sun light shines on it looking like jade. The Northeast Dragon here is tumbling and the energy is springing. You will be cultivating at various sacred points to harvest dense heaven and earth cosmic energies, to replenish your body’s core energies to rapidly raise the fortitude, aptitude and altitude of your body, mind and consciousness!
Testimonial
Jannis Wah (Singapore)
The Taiwan meditation retreat was a one-of-a-kind experience. Previously, when I went to places of nature i.e. mountains and forests, it was an enjoyment of scenic sights and nature’s sounds. However, during this trip, it was a deeper experience. With Master Zhang Bu Sheng’s guidance, we were able to receive healing energies of nature. Indeed, I felt a difference after the divine accessed the space – the atmosphere either was lighter and brighter or denser with vibrational energy which was something I had yet to experience during my prior trips to nature on my own!
It was also amazing that my mom, who joined me for the trip, felt the difference too and was excited to share her experience with her friends when she got home. For someone who has gastritis and needs to have routine meals of warm/hot food, she was surprised that her gastritis didn’t act up when she only ate raw food during the Bigu (grain avoidance) experience which was of much lesser amounts during the trip.
The trip was also culturally enriching as we visited several temples in Kao Hsiung, Alishan, Yilan and Taipei. I got to learn how certain architectural and geographical indications of the various temples represent our bodies which made me more convinced that undeniably there are science and justifications behind culture and meditation practices. Besides being more appreciative of culture passed from generation to generation, this is important for me as it relates to Life and Living.
