#shaolin master

[redsamuraiii]

"Life is not going to get easier. You're going to lose your mother. You're going to lose your father. People are going to hurt you, even though you did nothing wrong. Things like these are going to happen in this lifetime. To wait for better times to come, where the world will be completely at peace where you can walk over the street never having the fear that somebody is going to do something to you, it's not going to happen. The world is just the way as it is. If we don't create the better times, nothing is going to happen."

Shi Heng Yi, Shaolin Master (How to stop Overthinking)

[denniscanter]

The Philosophy of Shi Heng Yi, Shaolin Master

Master Shi Heng Yi is a modern-day embodiment of the ancient Shaolin tradition. He embodies the three core principles of humility, respect for all things, and the practice of Tai Ji. These principles inform his teachings, which have inspired students worldwide.

Humility

Shi Heng Yi's approach to life and Kung Fu is grounded in humility. He encourages his students to accept their limitations and those of others, and to recognize that everyone has something to learn from each other. He says, "The best way to experience something is with an open mind, allowing yourself to be surprised by what you hear or see." By acknowledging our weaknesses and learning from others, we grow in knowledge and understanding.

Humility also helps us understand the context and origins of ideas and practices. It invites us to investigate the intent behind what we learn and embrace it only if it aligns with our values and beliefs. This is the essence of humility, according to Master Shi Heng Yi.

Respect for All Things

At the center of Shi Heng Yi's philosophy is the principle of respecting all things with kindness and compassion. This means not only showing respect for others but also for ourselves. He teaches us to be mindful of our actions and how they impact others and to strive for peace and non-violence whenever possible.

This respect extends beyond humans to all living beings and the natural world. Master Shi Heng Yi reminds us of our interdependence with the earth and encourages us to preserve its resources for future generations.

The Practice of Tai Ji

Tai Ji is a central aspect of Master Shi Heng Yi's teachings. He emphasizes its ability to foster spiritual growth and to help us integrate its lessons into our daily lives. Tai Ji requires both physical and mental self-reflection, helping us understand our bodies and how to conserve energy.

Master Shi Heng Yi also emphasizes the role of energy in Tai Ji and how our energy affects others. He illustrates how balance and harmony can arise even in conflicts by showing how two people can move together despite having different objectives.

Master Shi Heng Yi's teachings emphasize the importance of humility, respect for all things, and the practice of Tai Ji. These principles offer us a path to spiritual growth and a way to bring positive change to our divided world.

[viagginterstellari]

Guandu, 2019

[redsamuraiii]

"When something show up in your life, you try to avoid it, ignore it, run away from it or face it. You face the anger, the fear, the jealousy, the pain, you face what you don't like, you face the fact that you are out of your comfort zone. Once you have overcome it and find a solution for it, your mind and body become more resistant and strong. Same situation (will happen again) but more relaxed (this time)."

Shi Heng Yi, Shaolin Master (How to stop Overthinking)

[redsamuraiii]

You take responsibility into your own hands that the life quality the way how you are perceiving this lifetime it's up to you. It's not to wait until all the outside circumstances and your government and this world is going to create your dream world. It's not going to happen. It's about how you as an individual can contribute to bring out this world that you imagine how it should be.

Shi Heng Yi (Shaolin Master), How to think Positively

[redsamuraiii]

“There is no hardening without pain.”

This Shaolin Master Changed My Life

[redsamuraiii]

“In order to create something new on you, you need to get rid of some old stuff. And sometimes means it’s painful.”

I Trained With A Shaolin Master

[redsamuraiii]

“You have to keep walking straight.”

This Shaolin Master Changed My Life

Ever feel like you’re walking around in circles and despite doing everything, you feel like you’re still stuck in the same place. This could be one reason why. There’s something you’re avoiding.