Hua-Ching Ni

1925 CE –

Heir to a 74-generation Taoist tradition and a 38-generation Chinese medical one, grandmaster, healer, author of 70+ books in English and 50 in Chinese; Hua-Ching Ni grew up in China studying with remote mountain Taoist masters and his family medical adepts. When Mao took over China in 1949, he left his family and by himself migrated to Taiwan where he taught Taoism and practiced medicine for 28 years. In 1976 at the request of students he moved to Los Angeles and began teaching in America where he founded a medical school, practiced medicine, and taught tai chi, qi gong, Taoist meditation, and internal alchemy.

Lineages
Taoist

Eras

Western

Post-Romantic Age (1850 – 2018 CE)

Sources

Complete Works of Lao Tzu

Quotes by Hua-Ching Ni (8 quotes)

“The truth is to keep moving. If you get stuck in one concept, the truth dies.”

from Complete Works of Lao Tzu

Themes: Truth

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“Chan Buddhism is actually an ancient Taoist teaching cloaked in Buddhist garments, which afterwards spread to Japan and Korea.”

from Complete Works of Lao Tzu

Themes: Buddhism

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“New teachers always tailor their teachings for a new generation of people. Christianity is one such reediting of Greek philosophy [with the conflation of] Socrates with Jesus as the projection”

from Complete Works of Lao Tzu

Themes: Christianity

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“All culture is based on the past. For example, Judaism is the reediting of Egyptian and Babylonian culture”

from Complete Works of Lao Tzu

Themes: Judaism

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“All culture is based on the past. For example... Islam is the reediting of Judaism and Christianity.”

from Complete Works of Lao Tzu

Themes: Culture Islam الإسلام

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“The teachings of Lao Tzu point to and reveal the highest dimension of life that is the original focus and inspiration for all religions.”