This Simple Lotus Method Makes You UNSTOPPABLE!

In this video, we will reveal the powerful Lotus method that helps overcome difficulties and find inner peace even in the most difficult situations. Learn how this ancient approach can change your life, helping you reach great heights and find harmony in every moment. Try it yourself - and see how your life will become better!
A few books that will also help: Tao Te Ching" - Lao Tzu
This Taoist classic teaches the way of the Tao and the principles of non-interference, acceptance and inner harmony, which are related to the idea of ​​the Lotus method. Lao Tzu provides practical ideas for achieving peace and stability in all circumstances.
"Book of Changes" (I Ching):
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The I Ching is a profound treatise on change, perception and wisdom in life. The book will help you understand the natural cycles and interaction of everything that allows you to find your way and internal balance.
"The Art of War" - Sun Tzu
Although this book focuses on strategy, its principles are broadly applicable to any aspect of life that requires endurance, flexibility, and focus. Sun Tzu teaches understanding the nature of things and adapting, which reinforces the practices of the Lotus Method.
"The Way of Zen" - Alan Watts
The book covers the basics of Zen Buddhism, including embracing the moment, focus, and self-acceptance. Watts helps to look at life without anxiety and constant striving for results.
"The power of the present moment" - Eckhart Tolle
This modern book perfectly complements the theme of focusing on the present moment and inner peace, which resonates with Chinese wisdom. Tolle teaches how to achieve harmony without scattering yourself into the past or the future.
"Don't stop the river from flowing" - Shen Yun
This book by a modern author focuses on ancient Chinese wisdom and helps to understand life as harmony with the natural order. She reminds us that difficulties are only part of our development.
These books will help you gain a deeper understanding of the importance of calmness, balance, and philosophical acceptance in all circumstances, which supports the ideas of the Lotus Method.