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In a prosperous world, love conquers all, and compassion is the only power that matters.

We, as human beings, can give love and be loved. But first, we need to love ourselves. We call this Being Love.

The term “Being Love” was not invented by us! It is well-known. You can buy books about Being Love, read countless blog posts about it, or watch YouTube videos describing Being Love from every possible viewpoint!

The Prosper Theorem examines the process of Being Love and how to get there in practical, modern-day steps that are easy to follow.

But we choose to go further.

Being Love is a crucial building block in achieving a prosperous life and we demystify that relationship. To us, a prosperous life means FREEDOM which is much more meaningful than a “wealthy” life, for example.

The path we follow (to Being Love and then to a Prosperous Life) is both physical and spiritual and it is a combination of Taoism and Tantra. Unlike traditional religious and other spiritual beliefs, Tao-Tantra is non-sectarian. Tao-Tantra does not preach, judge, or discriminate.

In fact,

“The Tantric Way is open to all the richness of human nature, which it accepts without a single restriction” – Daniel Odier.

We will get into the history and processes of Taoism and Tantra in future posts, but for now, consider this:

• Tantra is a path that unites all that divides us. There is no separation of mind and body. Tantra weaves together our spiritual and physical realities into a circular flow of energy that can take us to blissful ecstasy and back.

• Taoism teaches us to flow with life. Taoism makes no distinction in applying labels to its nature because to do so would limit a person. We are each a blend of many truths. The truth taught in Taoism is to embrace life in actions that support you as a person.

Taoism and Tantra teach us how to harvest our energy and manifest harmony which leads to a blissful existence in our physical reality (the world we live in).

While the Tao-Tantra process to Being Love and a Prosperous Life is very powerful, it can be challenging unless we consider some lifestyle changes to transform our energy effectively. We have to practice meditation, master certain styles of yoga, make diet changes, exercise, learn Mantras, and more!

The process as a whole is made easier when combined with two popular modern-day concepts – Minimalism and Mindfulness.

• First, we need to manage our energy. We achieve this by applying some elements of modern-day minimalism. The idea is to declutter our lives and apply more of our energy to important matters!

• Secondly, we have to focus our energy. Mindfulness is a great tool to help us be “in the moment” during Tao-Tantra sessions.

In the image above you can see the two dimensions of Tao-Tantra – the horizontal and the vertical.

• We live in the horizontal dimension – this is where we find ourselves surrounded by other earthly creatures and everything we own! It is where we interact with others and where we create life experiences.

• The vertical dimension is spiritual and this is where our thoughts live. Our emotions, our energies, moments of ecstasy, and feelings.

The idea is to combine (or weave) our physical and spiritual realities into a powerful energy source – shown as a light that shines down to motivate us, inspire us, and turn our intentions into happenings.

Tao-Tantra provides techniques for moving our energy up through the body and re-circulating it to manifest whatever we need! In future blog posts, we will have in-depth discussions of the ways of Tao-Tantra and how to achieve prosperous bliss!

The horizontal dimension is our daily reality. Regardless of who we are, how much money we have, where we live, how attractive we are, or how old we are, we have two things in common – we have only 24 hours each day, and one day we will die.

In the diagram, the horizontal plane is divided into 24 sections representing 24 hours.

The question for each of us is simple. How do you spend your 24 hours?

We sleep for 6 – 8 hours on average which leaves us with only 16-18 hours. If we work for 8 hours and commute for 2 hours then we are left with 6 – 8 hours and these hours are not during the best times of the day either! We are left with an hour or two at daybreak and a few hours before bedtime!

How happy are you with this arrangement? Where is your FREEDOM – the ultimate luxury and prosperous lifestyle! The Prosper Theorem analyzes the Horizontal Dimension and guides you to Being Love and eventually to a life with true FREEDOM!

Our Process Of Living is Tao-Tantra

Our Style of Living is Minimalist

We live in a State of Mindfulness

We Speak the Language of Love!

Welcome to the Prosper Theorem!