Ilchi Lee

All these things do have one thing in common, however—they were generated through the brain. John’s brain
enabled him to become a school teacher, and it is through his brain that he feels awe when standing before a powerful
painting. A symphony of sensory input and memory within his brain gives rise to his reaction to freshly fallen rain. It is also
within his brain that he stores his definition of what it means to be a man, twenty-seven years old, and African-American.
In some sense, you could say that you are your brain. Or, at the very least, the brain is the instrument through which you experience all reality. And it is through it that you interact with reality—in every  motional reaction, in every choice that you make, and in every dream that you dream. Everything you
ever have been or will become is because of your brain.

from ‘Brain management’ by ilchi lee

Have you ever stopped to realize that you owe everything you are to your brain?
If someone asks you who you are, what do you say?
Maybe you say something like, “My name is John. I am a twenty-seven-year-old man of African descent, and I currently work as an elementary school teacher in Dallas, Texas.”
Instinctively, you and John both know that there is much more to you. John loves most of all to be in the presence of great art.

The hair on the nape of his neck stands up when he smells freshly fallen rain. Both of you have experienced a great range of love and suffering throughout your life. How can one name or one identity sum up all of this?

from ‘brain management’ by ilchi lee

Last time I wrote about a quote on life from Ilchi Lee. What shall we use the life given to me for? What will we have to use the energy we have for? They are questions which we should ask ourselves all the time. What is life? What is energy?

Like Ilchi Lee said, if we think we own the life we have then that’s where all selfishness and victim consciousness begin. After all, I came into existence not because I asked for. In some way I don’t know, I find myself living on this earth. I didn’t pay a tax for the opportunity of living here. I did not buy my life paying money. My parents did not let me know why I live and what the purpose of my life is.

We didn’t earn the life, but we are given the life for free. We don’t own the life we have, but life lives through me. Life demonstrates its joyfulness, happiness and love through me. Again, this line “The selfishness and obsessions within us begin with the thought that this life is mine,” really touches my heart.

My body is not me, but mine. My emotions are not me but mine.

The more I do the brain wave exercises Ilchi Lee is teaching, the more I am amazed how something so simple can make my body so relaxed and my brain so peaceful. I rely on them for my neck and shoulder tension, and whenever I want to have a more open, happy mind and attitude.

The headmaster at my Dahn center just started brain wave vibration training. He explained that, through accessing the most regular vibration of your brain stem, you can access the infinite healing powers that reside within your brain stem and the rest of your body’s cells. I also started reading Ilchi Lee’s paper on brain wave training. Click here to go to the paper.

The training was deep and pretty intense. It helped me to go into much deeper meditation than in the classes we used to have, which seemed a little ironic to me since you’re moving in constant vibration. ^^

I found a flipping page book on Ilchi Lee’s official website, www.ilchi.com. It contains the Declaration of Humanity that was made at the First Humanity Conference held in June 2001. The participants of the conference ratified this declaration that the earth is the “highest common identification for humanity”. This value encourages peace because so much conflict is caused by a feeling of difference between people and an expectation of limited resources.

I’ve been practicing Ilchi Lee’s new Jang Saeng Walking wherever I go lately, and I’ve been able to feel my body and my energy much more deeply. I can really feel my Dahnjon (second chakra, physical energy center), and when I focus a little more deeply on my body, I can really feel deep circulation through my whole body. It’s really amazing!!

According to Ilchi Lee, these are the benefits of energy dancing (called “Dahn mu” in Korean):

1.  We develop physical strength.
2. We become more proactive and passionate.
3. We become freer and develop good blood circulation.
4. We sweat, and develop autonomic control and stability.
5. Our brains release stress and become more versatile, and our hearts overflow with love.
6. We increase our creativity.
7. We feel genuine happiness and peace.
8. We want to share love with others.
9. We feel that we have communed with Heaven (divinity).

Isn’t it really amazing that you can gain on so many different levels all at once just from something so simple?

Click here to read the full article on Ilchi Lee’s energy dancing lecture.

I’m not sure if this is a new page on www.ilchilee.com, but I just ran across it and wanted to share. Wonderful videos about Sedona and energy dancing, etc. by Ilchi Lee!

 Enjoy~

http://www.ilchi.com/main/experience/