What Is Spiritual Wealth
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Decoding the Wealth Codes with Yijing
This book ‘Decoding the Wealth Codes with Yijing’ continues the re-education of Yijing. In this book, you’ll discover how anyone can acquire the 12 types of wealth through 6 key concepts of Yijing: 1. Oneness (Taiji or 太极) 2. Yin and Yang (阴阳） 3. The 8 Trigrams (Bagua 八卦) 4. The 64 Hexagrams (六十四卦） 5. The 5 Moving Elements (Wu Xing 五行) 6. Role of energy (Qi 气) The 12 Types of Wealth Most people think of wealth as financial wealth, that is, how much money and possessions they have. This concept is not right, for any sick person or rich unhappy person would easily attest to it. There are 12 types of wealth as follows: 1. Physical: Physical health, Vitality, and Well-being 2. Mental: Cognitive, Emotional Intelligence, and Mental Well-being 3. Spiritual: Sense of purpose, fulfillment, and inner peace 4. Family: Own, Parents, Relatives, ‘Families’ 5. Time: Freedom to choose how to spend your time, work-life balance, and ability to pursue personal interests 6. Environment: Quality of your surroundings, including access to clean air, water, and natural resources 7. Financial: Cash flow, Value, Assets & Liabilities 8. Career: Do what you like and like what you do, Progression, Meaningful career too 9. Social: Relationships, connections, and social support networks 10. Growth: Learn without learning, Apply learning, and Learning about Yourself 11. Contribution: Contribution to Inner and Outer circles, Contribution to Mankind, and Appreciated contribution 12. Enjoyment: Relax, Leisure and Play, and Enjoy your Journey to a good destination
Foundations of Quantitative Happiness
This book is a rarity in that it conducts a comparative study of life satisfaction between Japan and China over a wider area and time period, filling a gap in empirical research on life satisfaction. Unlike many other countries that have focused primarily on the pursuit of economic prosperity, this study objectively examines the relationship between economic growth and life satisfaction. This study examines various aspects of the proportion of individuals who report being satisfied with their lives, including time series and single-year comparisons, as well as the level and rate of economic growth. This study conducted independent questionnaire surveys in China and Japan, analyzed the impact of absolute income and relative income on life satisfaction, and then objectively examined and compared life satisfaction in China and Japan. Furthermore, this study proposes that real disposable income exceeding $8,000 is an important signal of a shift in the pursuit of "spiritual wealth" from an emphasis on "material wealth" among the Chinese and Japanese. In particular, questionnaire surveys, one for all of Japan and one specifically for Kyoto City, were conducted on the impact of the global pandemic COVID-19 on life satisfaction, and it was found that the original "US$8,000" line has risen to "US$15,000". This study not only enriches the understanding of the relationship between economic growth, COVID-19 and life satisfaction, but also provides a new perspective for policy making.
Think Abundance
"Think Abundance, covers a range of topics from nurturing the possibility of financial stability to constructing a specific vision of self. Think Abundance demonstrates aspects of Dariloynn F. Washington's own processes, as well as serving to enlighten and inspire others." "If we do not experience a renew ness in our lives, I believe it is because we see ourselves as the unchanged person and continue to live with the similar limitations and troubles even after we have become Christians. Our thoughts create the life we live." Dariloynn F. Washington