Venerable Xiè'ēn

Venerable Xiè'ēn Zen Master is a compassionate Peace Monk Buddhist Dhamma ( Dharma ) teacher and dedicated medical physician.  The Patriarch of Peace is a Action Movement practiced by many Monks, Nuns and public walks and talks for worldwide peace. Being the Prefect of EarthWorks Centre Foundation, he devotes his life works of the 5 Elements Medical Meditation, Chinese and Japanese Medicine,  WuXing He Qi Dao, Embracing Change Method, Unlock your True Potential, Express your True Nature, Back to Your True Nature, Dharma Eco Psychology, Acupuncture education, Nature Wu Xing Poetry, 10th Dan Shihan Wuxing heqidao & Go Gyo Aikido. Chan Tao Buddhism Confucianism.

Venerable Xiè'ēn was asked to be the first health and wellness facilitator in the history of New Zealand Educational Department to deliver workshops aimed towards effective team building, personal self maintaining health care strategies within the National management team and government offices.

Australia and New Zealand Workplace health and safety workwell implementations of the workplace strategies that provides a holistic intersectional integrative approach towards mental health and physical well-being wellness in the workplace. Includes prevention of injuries in the workplace with the implementation of work method statements and workplace contract laws.

Xiè'ēn has been involved in the past with the implementations of holistic based health resolution seminars and courses for NZ / Au youth at risk including teachers, staff and children. Also has delivered conflict resolution seminars for the private, commercial and government security and collections sectors.

Notable Medical Written Works by Venerable Xiè'ēn .

Subject: Traditional Medical relationships between Fertility, Gestation, Conception and Enlightenment in Chinese Buddhism

In Chinese Medicine (TCM), the womb called Bao Gong it is a extraordinary fu organ called the "Palace of the Child" or the "Fetal Palace".  In Chinese Medicine the uterus it is not viewed as a seperate organ but as for its function it governs menstruation, fertility, and emotional stability and wellness.  It is part of a network that connects the Heart (Shen), Kidneys essence (Tian Giu) therefor the Mind the drive and the Spirit, called the Bao Mai Meridian.  It deeply relies on the Kidneys for vital essence (Jing) and the Heart for the blood circulation and mental harmony.

Because the Heart houses the mind and the kidneys give it roots to cognitive reason, when over strained, overworked or emotionally stressed will cause anxiety, or trauma can easily disrupt the womb, leading to cycle irregularities or fertility challenges.  This physical Yin or feminine concept was later adopted by Chinese Buddhism particularly Chan as the way for Men or Yang natured beings to foster Spiritually the gestation, birth and continued continuity of awakening of enlightenment called Shengtai.

Dedication of Merit We close our daily practices by sending goodwill out into the wider world, echoing the ultimate aspiration of our community: May the merit and virtues accrued from this work adorn the Buddha's Pure Land, repaying the four kinds of kindness above and relieving the suffering of those in the paths below. May those who see and hear of this bring forth a heart of deep understanding, living the teachings in ultimate bliss.