The five elements

Wu xing – directly translating to “five elements” – is an ancient Chinese philosophy that encompasses five phases of the universe’s ongoing existence and development. The five components are Wood (mu), Fire (huo), Earth (tu), Metal (jin), and Water (shui). Seen as transitional material forces that flow successively, these elements are an inherent part of

The Pentagram To me, the pentagram inspires feelings of warmth, awe and joy. It stands for life–the mystery and the balance. The pentagram serves as the universal symbol of the Craft. You c…

You have likely heard the words 'Elements' or 'Tattwas' thrown around in esoteric circles. However, what are they exactly?The Foundations of the Four ElementsWith careful contemplation, one comes to the insight that every 'happening', occurs within space — the actual 'material' space, but more importantly the space of consciousness in which the material space is also contained, in our experience. These happenings include the 'objective' phenomena outside, in the material world and…

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Acupuncture and traditional Chinese Medicine charts and posters for five element theory, ear acupuncture, hand acupuncture and more.

kanji des éléments

In Hindu yogic practices (particularly sankhya yoga), the five elements or Tattwas are viewed as modes of being, perception, and action. The word Tattwa is to be understood as "thatness," describing a...

Yin yang pentagram

Chinese-5 elements Wood feeds Fire, Water controls Fire. Fire feeds Earth, Wood controls Earth. Earth feeds Metal, Fire controls Metal. Metal feeds Water, Earth controls Water. Water feeds Wood, Metal controls Wood.