CHI ART is a term coined by Grand Master Chi Jen Liu to describe his special paintings. True to the nomenclature, his paintings are essentially the "art of energy." Grand Master Liu paints them for the sole purpose of creating balance between personal, feng shui, and cosmic dimensions. Chi Art is a meditation expressed in visual form. Looking upon the mantra charms, diagrams, and symbols stimulates your subconscious mind, triggering subtle, yet deep states of transformation.
It is said that when enough people believe in something, it becomes true. Knowledge and practice of the power of belief has existed for thousands of years in cultures all over the world. However, with the many distractions and stresses of modern day life, this divine gift of the human mind and heart is often forgotten.
Ahead of his time, one of the greatest minds, Albert Einstein, pointed out that "matter changes as you observe it." Patt Lind-Kyle, author of Heal Your Mind, Rewire Your Brain takes this concept one step further revealing that the way you observe or experience other people and the world around you changes your perceptions. Furthermore, your perceptions and physical interactions change the structure of your brain, which controls your biological and emotional system. Your attitude and how you choose to receive the world changes not only the world, but changes you as well on a real and physical level. This is a powerful fact.
If you stop to think about it, you will discover the simple truth that what you choose to believe dictates how you see and respond (physically and emotionally) to your world. The movie, "Life is Beautiful" illustrates this message. In short, the movie is about a Jewish family interned at a Nazi concentration camp during The Holocaust. To protect his son from being traumatized by the inhumane treatment and suffering in the camp, the father manages to get him to believe that he is playing a game that he must win. As we know, many of the people in the concentration camp tragically became depressed, ill, and died or were executed. The father’s commitment to "the game" manifested powerful, positive self-belief in the boy. The boy’s spirit remained strong, he endured the miserable conditions, he ultimately won "the game" by surviving the war, and he was able to appreciate the beauty in life. Children - especially those who are untainted by society and personal baggage - have an extremely powerful self-belief system. It is no wonder that they heal so much faster than adults.
When you believe in nothing, then nothing can help you. When you choose to perceive the world solely with your five senses, your world will be limited to what those five senses perceive. However, if you believe there is more to life, you open yourself up to infinite possibilities. The results you experience reflect the level of your power of belief.
The Chi Art "Miracles" helps you build up your power of belief. At the top of the painting, the eye of heaven represents a divine power that connects with those who possess a special karmic bond represented by the diagram of positive relationship beneath it. Two groupings of six orbs - one on each side of the painting - represent two blessed guardian angels traveling in a boat made of lucky bamboo. Three dragon spirits come by clouds, bringing blessings of fortune, wealth, and positive relationships.
As you meditate, let your third eye become one with heaven’s eye, and like the dragon spirits’ antennae, tune into the energies of this image. As you do so and your heart opens, the chi of Heaven and Earth will shift to create a miracle. Just as the snake becomes a dragon, make a wish and believe that miracles come true.
To learn more about Chi Art, please visit our website www.fengshuichiart.com.
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Master Jenny Liu holds a B achelors Degree in Environmental Design from UC Berkeley and a Masters Degree in Architecture from UCLA. She is an expert in Feng Shui who shares her knowledge through seminars, periodicals, and the Internet. Awarded for her Master’s Thesis on Feng Shui, Master Jenny is a fourth generation practitioner with her own consulting firm. For more information, please see Liu-FengShui.com or call Jenny at (626) 272-4901. A Case Study of Feng Shui Design Feng Shui Tea Time is July 31, 2010 in Arcadia, CA. This event is co-hosted by the Association of Women in Architecture. Seats are limited. Reservations required. Please call Julie Liu (626) 862-1788.
( Published July 3, 2010 in Asian Journal Los Angeles p. C5 )
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