Tai Chi, The Great Ultimate, was found earliest in Book of Change, or otherwise known as I-Ching. Legend said that this scripture has written by first emperor of Zhou Dynasty - Zhou Wen Wang. Thus I-Ching is also known as Zhou-Yi.

I-Ching, or Book of Change, with its name implies, stated that life is in constant flux of change. The word I (Yi in pinyin) means 'change' in Chinese. It is formed from characters of sun and moon, which represents yang and yin respectively.

It has a verse stating, "Changes has Great Ultimate, which give rise to Two Elements. The Two Elements give rise to Four Phenomena, and Four Phenomena give rise to Eight Hexagrams..."

Let’s begin with word Tai Chi – Great Ultimate. It actually means earliest, beginning... of all events and things. In some case, it refers to Universe by ancient Chinese.

In one of scripture, it stated that "One yin and one yang is Way..." This means that all changes of events and things in universe come from this opposing, yet united forces of yin and yang.

This is why in from Tai Chi, there arises in Two Elements - yin and yang. Take a look at Tai Chi diagram, which is better known as 2-Fishes diagram in Chinese. It is a circle divided into 2 sections in proportion. The circle is representing Tai Chi, or Universe Whole, and within this wholeness, there’s Two Elements.

The division of yin and yang in Tai Chi means that there are 2 opposing elements, represented by black section and white section respectively. Yet, division is not a straight division, but a curved division – meaning that 2 opposing elements actually accommodate each other in order to form complete circle.

Firstly, this means that while it is divided as opposing elements – it is united in a way to form complete wholeness. The opposing yet united forces of yin and yang became basis of thinking in I-Ching. And Tai Chi uses concepts in I-Ching, yin and yang elements as core concepts to explain both physical and meta-physical aspects of world.

Secondly, curved division gives a sense of balance. Here, we are talking about balancing yin and yang elements here. There's this statement in I-Ching: "When yin goes to extreme, yang is born. And when yang goes to extreme, yin is born".

Look at 2-fishes diagram again. If you go in counter-clock wise along diameter of Tai Chi circle, you will find that as one element grows more and more and reach its peak, other elements will begin to grow in replacement. For example, if you move along diameter on black side, you will see that ‘half’ represented by black will become bigger and bigger and then suddenly shrink and white ‘half’ will begin to grow instead. This means that if one element goes to extreme, other will begin to set in.

The evidence that people are purchasing these "Sudden Wealth" programs are right there on television screen in front of me.

After all, advertisers of these "Complete Kits" would not otherwise continue to pay for this advertising without continuous customers.

I'm *not* necessarily trying to say to you that it's _always_ a bad idea to call that 800 number and order.

... However, if you have a subtle, but conflicting dialog in your head while dialing numbers on phone...

- in other words, if you are going *against* your instincts -

.. then you are probably reinforcing one of following beliefs, unconsciously, by being willing consumer:

Belief #1. I am not "plugged in" enough to this Universe to ever receive just right Avenue for my wealth, one that suits *me*. Things just don't work out for me that way, so I will force a solution by buying into this.

( can you guess how possibly unhappy someone's external circum- stances would be, with this belief? Guess what? If you exist, than you Are plugged in and do deserve perfect flow!)

Belief #2. "My Wealth is decided by External Forces, and this 'Guru'-sounding guy on screen looks like he's got 'Inside Information' on these external forces, so I'd better get in on this."

Belief #3 "If I don't buy this program, than it means that I'm probably passing up on incredible lifestyle I see in background" - infomercial sponsers probably assume a mostly male audience, because most prominent "props" are young, attractive women on a boat - which I'm not complaining about.

Other than reinforcing limiting beliefs, this kind of "Aimlessly Grasping outward", for solutions of getting more money is an ex- ample of

- Backward Thinking -

at least to me - and I'll explain why I think this is case..

The *only* thing worth spending your investment of emotional and thought energy is:

What does *your* Ideal Life look like, from time you get up in morning, to WHO you are with, WHAT you might doing, WHERE you live, etc..? Those ancient, and not so ancient writers such as Wallace Wattles, Charles Fillmore, Neville Goddard who wrote about Universal Principles, such as Law of Attraction, truly led way on how to Radiate proper emotionalized thoughts!

Think: END RESULT..

"Assume Feeling of Wish Fulfilled." - Neville

It's a *simple* habit to get into - but not necessarily *easy* - to Visualize with Feeling a picture of what your ideal life is, on a daily basis.

I say "Not Easy", because: We put so much importance on our current physical reality.