Intelligence, faithfulness, true expression of one self, the ability to stand alone, a woman that is willing to trust that with me there is no fear!

Ignorance, vanity, and emotional letches

Taoist is the best that I can explain my self.

My beleifs are:

Firstly, keep to harmony: Everything under heaven connotes Yin and Yang. The vital breaths of Yin and Yang keep acting upon each other, and thus things keep unifying themselves. Sages follow the laws of Heaven and Earth. They are not confined to common customs or common people. "It is most important to keep to harmony".


Secondly, keep to the spirit: This means to guard one's spirit and prevent it from chasing external things and getting exhausted.


Thirdly, keep to the Vital Breath: Blood and the Vital Breath are the essence of human beings. Filled with the Vital Breath, human beings won't be invaded by calamities or harmful breath.

Fourthly, keep to benevolence: Fearless of the threat of death, righteous people can be moved by benevolence, but cannot be compelled by force. Those who cultivate life energy regard the human world as unimportant, so they are not tied up; regarding all things as trivial, they will not be perplexed; regarding life and death equally, they are fearless; indifferent to changes, they are wise and won't be dazzled. They are more able to keep to benevolence than common righteous people are.


Fifthly, keep to simplicity: One should get rid of filth and worries, and understand the way of balance and harmony in Nourishing one's life energy. As for food, it's sufficient to allay one's hunger, and as for clothing, it's adequate to cover the body and keep out the cold. One should never be greedy. Simplicity can certainly be achieved if one doesn't exercise his wits too much.


Sixthly, keep to constancy: It is inevitable that people become powerful, lowly, poor or rich, but those who have secured life energy will not change their original intention no matter how their conditions change.


Seventhly, keep to fullness: The sun and moon will begin to wane when they reach the full. One shouldn't attempt to be perfect, but should never be self-satisfied. He must increase his virtues every day, and not dare to be violent.


Eighthly, keep to gentleness: Only being gentle can conform to the way of simplicity. To be specific, one should have no happiness, anger, joy or bitterness, regard all things as mysteriously identical, and make no distinction between right and wrong, harmonize and soften his vital breath, and balance his body so as to drift along with energy.