5elements of nature

Everything in nature is made up of elements of matter. Humans have some of their own matters.

Notice how these elements flow from the lightest SPACE…the most subtle expression of life –to the heaviest…the most dense – EARTH. As the progression moves

This is again the chart of the 5 elements in TCM, but it is not exactly the same as the one I published more than a month ago in this blog. I've manually written on the chart the relationships among the elements so anybody may readily refer to the chart after understanding some basic principles. The elements are usually represented by the following YIN vital organs which are the solid organs (the YANG organs are hollow and have active movement in the hollow space like the small and large…

Wu xing – directly translating to “five elements” – is an ancient Chinese philosophy that encompasses five phases of the universe’s ongoing existence and development. The five components are Wood (mu), Fire (huo), Earth (tu), Metal (jin), and Water (shui). Seen as transitional material forces that flow successively, these elements are an inherent part of […]

An element can be defined as a basic part of a whole. However, “element” is an abstract term that can relate to a lot of different items. Some people think of…

Everything is consciousness, then how does this conscious energy transforms into material entity. The entire cosmos begins from the point of the 5 fundamental elements. In order to bridge the wi…

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There seems to be a natural curiosity about the organ network system in Chinese Medicine. Perhaps it’s because it’s a little bit different than the paradigm most of us grew up with, whe…

Panch-Tatva is a Sanskrit term that refers to the five elements of nature in Hindu philosophy. The five elements are Earth (Prithvi), Water (Jal), Fire (Agni), Air (Vayu), and Ether (Akasha). These elements are considered the building blocks of the universe and are believed to be the source of all matter and energy.

Vastu is a science of direction that combines the five elements of nature and cosmos. This five elements are called Panchbhootas

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