Intuitive Knowledge

Intuitive knowledge provides to the theories of contemporary science a world view in which the two fundamental themes are the unity and interdependence of all phenomena, and the consideration of man as an integral part of this system. What matters is the search for a direct experience of reality, which transcends not only intellectual thinking but also sensory perception. The knowledge that comes from this kind of experience is called "complete reality" by Taoists, because it is not based on discrimination or abstract intellectual ideas, which are always relative and approximate. Once that level is reached the spirit understands that it is rooted in the infinite.

To realize this deep understanding of oneself is thesource of true wisdom and true wisdom lies precisely in observation and self-knowledge. Therefore awareness is our true self, and it is who we are. The aim is to gradually develop this awareness and activate the compassion and loving kindness that is already within us.

So, in a sense, there is no need to develop awareness: just to realize how we are blocking with thoughts, fantasies, opinions, judgments and prejudices.

Just being in the instant, doing one thing at a time is the most efficient way of living, simply being here, living our lives now.

But intuitive knowledge cannot be described; it can only be transmitted. This type of transmission provides, in the transmitter, the ability for his words to vibrate with the emotion that intuition has given him.

Ideogram Yi

(The Sound of the Heart)

The ideogram is formed by the image of the Heart (below) and from a mouth that emits a musical note. So it describes a person who is acting from the heart every time he speaks,

thinks and moves.

This is the sound of the Heart!

What is the attitude of the True Master when transmitting his intuitions? Tranquil, serene, composed, simple, linear, as if everything was…

“Nothing special”