Although never advertised, the healing power of authentic performing arts like Shen Yun had been experienced by many audiences. The healing effect can be explained from the perspective of alternative medicine. Under normal circumstances, disease can be healed not only by medicine but also by listening to good music, enjoying good art, and participating in moderate physical activity. People can also be changed for the better by watching a performance that has good dancing and music.
Shen Yun performances have very good effects. There are thought-provoking stories, such as those of justice and filial piety. They portray God's and Buddha's kind deeds, and they portray the results arising from people's kind thoughts. On seeing these performances, a sense of compassion may arise in the hearts of audience members. That would produce favorable physical, physiological, and psychological effects.
In my studies of Shen Yun phenomena, I consulted with Dr. Hu Naiwen, an accredited Chinese medicine doctor from Taiwan. Ironically Dr. Hu began his medical education in modern medicine but subsequently moved over to traditional Chinese medicine and became famous. Dr. Hu acknowledged that when audience members hear good music, they may become healthy. Chinese traditional music has the principle of the five tonalities, which are called “gong,” “jiao,” “shang,” “zheng,” and “yu.” The tonalities correspond to the five organ systems of the human body: the liver, the heart, the spleen, the lungs, and the kidneys. Wherever people are sick, the effects of music can heal them.
In other words, people witnessing such a good performance will hear the various tonalities of music, and their organs will become balanced.
While watching a Shen Yun performance, people know that what they are seeing and hearing is unlike any other show. As a result of the dancing and the music, their bodies can adjust themselves, and they will become healthier.
I have read the experiences of many viewers, and several people's diseases have diminished or even disappeared as a result of watching a Shen Yun show. Shen Yun shows are performed in world-class theaters where people can feel a good atmosphere. Illness or other problems can be released while enjoying good performances and good music, resulting in a healthier state.
Showing posts with label Holistic Wellness. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
Cooking Show Host Sees Perfect Mix of the Western and the Eastern
I knew Sylvia Elbaz from her cooking show "Health's Kitchen" on PBS affiliate WNYC-TV. Ms. Elbaz’s success with Heath's Kitchen, and her career in nutritional consulting, earned her considerable recognition. She has been interviewed on television by CNN, UPN9, TV Global of Brazil, TV News at 10 Tokyo, and on radio by Gary Null (WBAI) and South African Broadcasting Corp., Capetown (Woman Today).
As nutritionist Sylvia acknowledges great value of holistic wellness from Shen Yun's performance which she watched at New York’s Lincoln Center. Sylvia is truly a talented lady, - she is also a singer and guitarist, writing and performing the theme song for her show. Her website speaks of her life-long love of international music and dance. That's why she had many wonderful things to say about the messages from ancient China she took from Shen Yun show.
As nutritionist Sylvia acknowledges great value of holistic wellness from Shen Yun's performance which she watched at New York’s Lincoln Center. Sylvia is truly a talented lady, - she is also a singer and guitarist, writing and performing the theme song for her show. Her website speaks of her life-long love of international music and dance. That's why she had many wonderful things to say about the messages from ancient China she took from Shen Yun show.
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