I was reading the blog that the Dalai Lama group
put up the other day. They were referring to our
destiny, and here’s what they said, “Good Karma
explains and almost defines your destiny. In
Tibetan traditions, like all other faiths, the
‘diviner’ or the ‘medium’ can look into your
future, assess the situation of your karma, and
recommend you certain remedial actions by way of
traditional rituals. These ‘rituals’ do not change
your karma of the past or present. However, by
performing a divination, the latent positive
energy of good karma is awakened which can help
your fortune to be better.”
When performing a divination, an individual or a
high Lama (the priest or holy person) is relying
on the power of a particular deity by whom he has
been blessed by his own good karma and religious
practice. Divination and forecasting of the future
have been practiced for thousands of years. People
have always desired to know what the future has in
store for them. They hunger for just a glimpse
into the future and to predict upcoming events.
The word “divination” comes from the Latin,
“divinare”, meaning “to foresee” or “to be
inspired by God.” To practice divination is to
uncover hidden knowledge by supernatural means. In
the Tibetan Buddhist system of divination, the
deity, 
, is called upon. He represents
the transcendent wisdom aspect of the enlightened
mind. Then, the question is asked before casting
the Mo. The Tibetan people consult Mo when making
important decisions about health, work, or travel.
The Mo employs dice, and there are books written
by various lamas on interpretations for the
casting of dice. The answers given by the Mo are
regarded as coming from Manjushri, the Bodhisattva
of wisdom.
Many years ago, I consulted the Mo myself to ask
about my practice of Qi Gong and if I should
continue sharing the healing work on others. The
answer was strong, “Keep on practicing.” Not in
those words, but that’s why I teach, train, and
practice every day. A regular practice will keep
you young, happy, and successful.
I had a patient come in the office today, and I
asked her if she did any internal exercises or
exercise at all. Sadly enough, she said, “NO! I am
filled with overwhelming sadness and I am stuck in
what feels like deep, black, sticky mud.” I told
her this, “We are going to change that right now.”
And I taught her the Medical Qi Gong prescriptive
exercise to clear all the sadness and grief out of
her lungs. The next day, I received a call from
her. She was overjoyed with laughter in her voice
and, not once but a half dozen times she thanked
me over and over.
If you want to clear and change your life
mentally, physically, emotionally, and
spiritually, get a copy of the Recharging Qi Gong
program
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and you will change your destiny.
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness!
Dr. Wu Dhi
