Balance The Five Elements [DM + Audio]

This digital mandala has been created according to the beliefs and principles of the Maitreya Reiki™ System of Spiritual Healing.

In Chinese philosophy, The Five Elements, also known as Wu Xing, are considered the foundation of everything in the universe and all natural phenomena. They generate and destroy each other in a particular order, and each one carries specific virtues, character qualities, and physical effects.

The Five Elements are metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. The generative cycle is: Metal generates water, water nourishes wood, wood feeds fire, fire creates earth/ash, and earth bears metal.

The destructive cycle is: Fire melts metal, metal chops wood, wood breaks up earth, earth absorbs water, and water quenches fire.

The virtues that each element produces are as follows: Wood - Benevolence, Fire - Propriety, Metal - Righteousness, Water - Wisdom, Earth - Fidelity.

The quantity and expression of each element determine the character of the person as well as their physical and mental health. The Wood in the person is traditionally believed to create one’s faith—if they are going to be lowly or noble. It also gives expressions such as flourishing, blooming, brilliant, etc. Fire will determine one’s strength or softness and one’s bravery, influence, and intensity. Metal is responsible for life span, longevity, dangers, and difficulties. Water is responsible for talent, wisdom, and represents the mind, bringing accuracy. Earth determines the status—whether one is going to be rich or poor. It represents the birth and growth of things.

In the physical body, the elements are responsible for different organs. Metal rules the lungs, large intestine, nose, and the spicy taste. Wood rules the liver, gall bladder, eyes, and the sour taste. Water rules the kidneys, urinary bladder, ears, and the salty taste. Fire rules the heart, small intestine, tongue, and the bitter taste.

The Elements also have corresponding emotions, and each emotion determines the health of the organ related to it: Happiness-heart; Anger-liver; Worry-spleen; Panic-kidney; Sadness-lung. Negative emotions can damage the corresponding organ.

This field has been designed to provide guidance to your subconscious to determine the exact ratio of your natural balance of the five elements and bring them back to their perfect state. Each person is unique and will have differently developed and expressed elements, and this is kept as is and respected. Only the deviations from the natural state are balanced and corrected to achieve perfect mental, physical, and spiritual health.