Foundation Course

Foundation Course: Practical Guide to Life & Death

Discover Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living

Overview:

Life and death—the two profound events that shape our existence. In this transformative course, Master Zhang Bu Sheng bridges ancient traditions with modern science, offering practical tools to navigate these essential aspects of being.

Theoretical Insights:

1. Birth and Death: Explore the deeper meanings of these pivotal moments. Understand their significance in the human experience.
2. Joyful Living: Learn how to cultivate physical and mental well-being for a happier life.
3. Afterlife Liberation: Uncover the truth about death and discover methods to ease suffering, bringing peace to the departed and their loved ones.
4. Ancient Techniques: Delve into the five systems of transcendental arts —Medical Treatment, Divination, Astrology and Astral Studies, Physiognomy, and Self-Perfection—within the context of life and death.
5. Inner and Outer Civilization: Harmonize your inner world with external factors for holistic growth.
6. Methods for Life and Death: Explore external and internal approaches to address life’s mysteries.
7. Filial Piety: Understand how honouring ancestors and family impacts our journey through life and beyond.
8. Integration of Ancient and Modern Science: Apply timeless wisdom alongside cutting-edge knowledge to solve life’s burning questions.

Practical Techniques:

1. Samatha-Vipassana and Breathing: Activate the three Dan Tian (energy storages) to achieve physical and mental attainment!
2. Breathe and Detox: Transforming Yin into Yang within and balance your emotions to reduce the risk of illness.
3. Five Elemental Energy: Purify and replenish the energy of internal organs.
4. Du (Governing) Meridian Breathing: Activate the energy channel and strengthen your Qi.
5. Nectar: Make your highly energized nectar to nourish your internal organs and balance within.
6. Qi Accumulation: Increase your storage of Qi to rejuvenate yourself and strengthen your life force.
7. Seven-Star Lamp: Light up your internal lamps for life extension.

Course Highlights:

• Authentic Lineage
• Comprehensive Learning System
• Personal Guidance by the Coaching Team
• Ongoing Review and Group Practice
• Online Community Interaction
• Bonus Materials: Receive teaching materials, practice MP3s, and Chinese textbooks.

Online Course Fee:
S$1500

Bonus Giveaways:

1. Bilingual Wisdom of Life Level 1 Course
2. Wisdom of Life Coaching Course Level 1
3. Spinal Rejuvenation Course

Worth more than S$2000!

Testimonial

Insights from the “Six-Syllable Breathing Technique”

The “Six-Syllable Breathing Technique” is an ancient Chinese practice for healing, health preservation, and spiritual cultivation. The Taishang Xuanling Sect, under the guidance of Zen Master Zhang Bu Sheng, has refined this technique to help practitioners quickly enter the state of non-action (Wu Wei) and follow the five-element sequence. This is a crucial foundational practice for advanced life-preserving techniques.

When I began practicing two years ago, I found the Six-Syllable Breathing Technique boring. My blood sugar was high, and I could only maintain it at around 6.0 mmol/L through exercise, diet, and sleep, which was challenging. I knew I needed this practice to clear my internal organs. Last March, as my Samatha-Vipassana meditation improved, I resumed the Six-Syllable Breathing Technique. The process became easier, and my fasting blood sugar stabilized at around 5.5 mmol/L.

On the night of April 6th, through my practice of the Six-Syllable Breathing Technique, I observed the sunset reach the Shengfa (Reproductive) Palace inwardly, inhale to the stomach, held at the lower Dantian, sink to the Shengfa Palace, and exhale to the Yongquan acupoint like a fire spout. All six senses ceased at the lower Dantian, where a rapidly spinning red ball of light appeared. In a daze, I inhaled qi to the Yuzhen acupoint. As it traveled through the spine to the Mingmen and the kidneys, I suddenly visualized a large lump of purple-black stool passing out. Later, while practicing liver-gallbladder breathing, I saw many small white fragments falling like snowflakes from a giant tree covered by a black net. Starving after practice, I ate a lot of snacks and slept soundly, and the next morning, my fasting blood sugar was 5.0 mmol/L, the best in years!

The following day, I consulted the Master via WeChat. He explained: ” White represents metal, which restrains wood. Metal shedding indicates increased liver energy. Wood is formed by water, and the black net represents kidney energy spreading throughout the body. The net represents the meridian network. Because kidney water must be refined by liver wood, it reflects the abundant kidney energy. These are from the first level of superior contemplation.”

The level of Samatha-Vipassana practice truly determines the cultivation effect. Master Zhang did not deceive me! I recall him repeatedly asking me about my progress in the basic practice of the first level and emphasizing the importance of Samatha and Vipassana in quickly entering the state of natural passive state (non-doing). I’m both embarrassed and grateful Master Zhang, with compassion and the mission to save sentient beings, has taught and personally demonstrated many supreme for the public. May all sentient beings gain genuine benefits from these practices, fulfilling the great compassion and mercy of the Master! 🙏🙏🙏

– Shiran Anran | Chao Zun