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Simi Dan
Basic Introduction of Simi DanA black mineral stone from Malaysia, it is said to be a type of mineral stone found around tin mines, with a hardness greater than glass, capable of scratching glass, and opaque. It has the function of calming and protecting against radiation. Also known as the "calming stone," it can promote blood circulation, has no radiation effects but does have a calming effect. It is a favored adornment among Malaysians and Nanyang people, believed to have the benefits of warding off evil, bringing blessings, and resolving misfortune. It is the essence of tin mines. Product FeaturesSaid to be a type of mineral stone found around tin mines, with a hardness greater than glass, capable of scratching glass, and opaque. It has the function of calming and protecting against radiation. History and FolkloreTheir nine local kings rotate residence every five years in the palace in Kuala Lumpur, which was built by a Chinese person in the past. He became wealthy through the discovery of tin mines, and used a lot of this Simi Dan in the palace. The air in this royal garden is different from outside, and those who are sick can recover their health after… -
What is the Realm of “Supreme Goodness as Water”?
The eighth chapter of Laozi says: The supreme goodness is like water. Water benefits all things without contention, residing where others loathe to be, thus it approaches the Dao. It dwells in lowly places, its heart is deep and profound, it associates with others benevolently, its words are trustworthy, its governance is orderly, its actions are capable, and its movements are timely. Precisely because it does not contend, there is no blame. The meaning of this passage is that the highest goodness is like water. Water is good at assisting all things without contending with them. It stays in places disliked by others, thus it comes close to the Dao. A person of supreme goodness lives like water, content with being humble, their heart is as deep as water, they associate with others like water's benevolence, their words are as sincere as water, their governance is as systematic as water, their work is as capable as water, and their actions are like water, waiting for the right moment. Because he is like water, contending with nothing, he has no worries. Regarding water, our understanding is not comprehensive or profound. The ancient sages Laozi and Confucius had deeper and more insightful…
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