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Qi-Hwero has guided me from the shadows into the light, transforming the very course of my life. ShinsungHwa stands as both the embodiment and the expansion of Qi-Hwero. That which is most essential resides within the unseen.
Understanding Lester Levenson’s ShinsungHwa In Lester Levenson’s spiritual portrait, we observe a large hexagon encompassing his entire being, alongside a silver hexagon that intersects with his path to the spiritual core. Another hexagonal form extends downward from his spiritual core, reaching toward the material world beneath his feet. The Significance of Hexagonal EnergyThe hexagonal patterns…
A Brief Introduction to the ShinsungHwa of Immortal Lü Dongbin Among the Eight Immortals of Chinese tradition, Lü Dongbin remains the most beloved and widely revered figure. At 64, he encountered the immortal Zhongli Quan, who taught him the secrets of the Tao and guided his transformation into immortality. His wisdom extended into Buddhism, earning…
A Brief Description of Anandamayi Ma’s ShinsungHwa The striking feature of this piece is its magnificent 18-layered mandorla that radiates outward. I created this ShinsungHwa while meditating on Anandamayi Ma’s photograph, and the experience felt like receiving darshan through pure energy. At her feet appears a symbol of the cosmic principle, with energy flowing through…
A Brief Description of Machig Labdrön’s ShinsungHwa: The radiant aura emanating from her spiritual core creates a dazzling display of intense energy. This ShinsungHwa features a remarkably unique energy structure. What makes it particularly fascinating is how energy flows that bridge both spiritual and material realms connect directly to her hands. The layered mandorla and energy fields surrounding…
A Brief Look at Siddharameshwar Maharaj’s ShinsungHwa Siddharameshwar Maharaj reached profound realization within the nondual Vedanta tradition, specifically through the Navnath Sampradaya lineage. He learned under his master, Bhausaheb Maharaj, and followed his own path, or ‘Tao’. A key part of his teaching contrasts the ‘Ant’s Way’ and the ‘Bird’s Way.’ Bhausaheb Maharaj taught the…
Brief Explanation of Brother Lawrence’s ShinsungHwa: In this particular piece, the spiritual core reveals its symbol of light. Energy flows manifest as freely moving lines, expressing the natural movement of unseen forces. An encompassing radiance surrounds the entire form, suggesting a beautiful spiritual presence. Quote “There is not in the world a kind of life…
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