Points of Fate and Fortune Energy
**Points of Fate and Fortune Energy**
Everyone dreams of a happy, long life, free from illness, stress, and problems.
Many aspire to a successful career: rising from soldier to general, from employee to boss.
Most people dream of a stable family, a loving partner, and beautiful children.
But unfortunately, dreams often don't align with reality. Does each of us have a unique life path that we are destined to follow, leading us to our inevitable fate? Or do we shape our own path, sometimes wandering into a jungle of problems or stumbling upon an unexpected oasis of success? We will answer these questions below. But first, let’s talk about work.
**"He who does not work shall not eat."**
Today’s world is teeming with opportunities in fields like information technology, medicine, and marketing. At the same time, the competition for these jobs is fierce, leading to stress and uncertainty for employees and job seekers alike.
Work is a central part of modern life. Without it, there’s no strong marriage, no quality education for children, and even social connections can suffer.
Every adult understands the importance of employment and the potential for career growth through effective work performance. A diligent worker stays active, knowledgeable, and useful, knowing that competition is always present.
Given this, stress is inevitable for the average worker. According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), 160 million workers suffer from work-related ailments annually. In the U.S. alone, every adult visits a doctor an average of four times a year. Nearly 60 million Americans seek help from massage therapists or chiropractors for pain in the lower back, neck, muscles, and joints. Unfortunately, these issues are only expected to grow as workplace tensions and medical demands increase. The need for preventive measures to address occupational illnesses and stress is clear.
Now let’s talk about family. We all know it’s easy to start a family, but it’s much harder to sustain one. A family rests on three pillars: money, love, and children.
**"A little extra income strengthens the marriage."**
This proverb speaks volumes, particularly about the role of financial stability. Without a solid financial foundation, a family can crumble. Another interpretation of "a little extra" is the need for variety and excitement to ease inevitable tensions. This can come from meaningful activities like quality time together, travel, art, or spiritual pursuits.
The proverb also hints at the importance of children, often considered to be on the "left" in relation to the parents. From this, we see how much effort is required to succeed in life: you need to be educated, strong, youthful, creative, and, above all, lucky. How can we achieve all this?
It’s time to answer the earlier question: Is our fate predetermined, or do we shape it ourselves?
In truth, we create our own destiny. Even in the womb, we begin to "program" our individual paths. We are the engineers of our fate. Our life experiences, feelings, emotions, knowledge, and decisions become active co-authors of our life's script.
A person can change this script. If you learn to control your body, you can influence 20-30% of your fate. Control your mind, and you can steer 50-60% of it. Master your life energy, and you can take control of nearly 100% of your destiny.
To master these aspects, you need to truly know yourself.
The Tyan Anmo School of Massage and Manual Therapy offers a unique three-day course, "Points of Fate and Fortune Energy."
Courses are held on Sundays from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
By the end of the course, you will have learned how to control your body, mind, and vital energy.
For more information and to register, please contact us.
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