Choa Kok Sui

Choa Kok Sui or MCKS (born: Samson Lim Choachuy ; * August 18, 1952 , † March 19, 2007 in Quezon City ) was a Philippine esotericist . He is considered the founder of GMCKS Pranic Healing and Yoga GMCKS Arhatic ( GMCKS stands for G rand M aster C hoa K ok S ui).

Life

Samson Lim Choachuy attended a Catholic school and grew up with the two religions of his parents, who were of Chinese origin. His father was a Protestant , his mother a Buddhist and Quan Yin believer. He trained as a chemical engineer and worked as a businessman in Manila for years .

He is said to have been interested in spiritual healing , yoga and esotericism from an early age . He described himself as a student of Bodhisattva Padmasambhava . Together with his friend Mang Mike Nator, who died in 2003, he investigated paranormal questions. This resulted in his first book on pranic healing over two decades of development and research .

His pseudonym Choa Kok Sui is Chinese and means “the happiness of the world”. This name - also in combination with the titles of master and grandmaster - is registered as a trademark worldwide under his real name and is used to market his franchise company in the esoteric industry.

Samson Lim Choachuy founded the Institute for Inner Studies in Manila in 1987 , which is responsible for the worldwide coordination of the healing techniques he has developed, GMCKS Pranic Healing and GMCKS Arhatic Yoga. In 1990 he founded the World Pranic Healing Foundation, which has set itself the task of spreading Pranic healing in developing countries. In 1998 he started the Planetary Peace Movement International for world peace , with the intention of making the "meditation on two hearts" - based on the prayer of St. Francis - known. In the following years, according to his autobiography, he organized humanitarian aid for the homeless, starving and disaster victims. His books have been translated into 20 languages. Pranic healing is taught in at least 30 countries on 5 continents.

On March 19, 2007, Choa Kok Sui died of pneumonia . Most of his followers interpreted his death as the mahasamadhi of a great yogi .

Works

Books

• Basics of pranic healing. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-936862-02-8
• The fine art of pranic healing. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-936862-03-6
• Basics of Pranic Psychotherapy. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-936862-04-4
• Pran healing with crystals. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-936862-13-3
• The Origin of Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga. Inner Studies Verlag, ISBN 3-939546-03-8
• Go into silence. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-936862-56-7
• Energetic self-protection. Ansata-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-7787-7178-5
• Our father. Ansata-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-7787-7229-4
• Om Mani Padme Hum. Inner Studies Verlag, ISBN 978-3-939546-08-5
• Inner teachings of Hinduism revealed. Inner Studies Verlag, ISBN 978-3-939546-14-6
• Superbrain yoga. Inner Studies Verlag ISBN 978-3-939546-04-7
• Kabbalah and Chakras. Ansata-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-7787-7311-6
• Beyond the Mind.
• Inspired action.
• Impossible achievement.
• Compassionate objectivity.

CDs

• Meditation on two hearts and self-healing meditation. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-929512-65-3
• Meditation on the soul. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-929512-17-3
• Kabbalistic and universal meditation on the 'Our Father'. ISBN 3-7787-7230-9
• OM - The sound of silence. Koha-Verlag, ISBN 3-936862-35-4
• Meditation on Loving Kindness.
• Om Mani Padme Hum.
• The gift of inner peace.

Footnotes

1. ↑ Autobiography: The Origin of Pranic Healing and Arhatic Yoga (2006)
2. ↑ Remembering Mike Nator
3. ^ German Patent and Trademark Office - Register number / file number: 1166611, 30557306.3, 30557307.1 and 30557530.9; United States Patent and Trademark Office - Registration Number: 3095619
4. ^ Institute for Inner Studies
5. ^ World Pranic Healing Foundation
6. ^ Planetary Peace Movement International
7. ↑ http://ppmaudiostream.org/index.php/the-origin/
8. ↑ Books by Choa Kok Sui

Web links

• Literature by and about Choa Kok Sui in the catalog of the German National Library