Research Project- Body Cultivation

A research project is a systematic process that involves collecting data and analyzing it in order to answer a specific question or solve a problem using Barun Maek methods. This could involve conducting surveys, experiments, or observations, and analyzing the data such as photographs or measurements of parts of the body, the range of motion of joints, etc. The research process involves several steps, including defining a research question, selecting a sample, collecting data, analyzing data, and reporting findings. Effective research projects require planning and attention to detail, as well as a deep understanding of Yin Yang Five Elements. The results of a research project can be used to inform policy decisions, guide future research, or contribute to academic scholarship in a particular field.
Methodology- Pulse Managment, Heating up the body, Regimen, Exercise, Environment, and Virtuous Conduct

Research Profiles

Members of Barun Maek who want a deeper understanding and a more complete understanding of applications of Yin-Yang Five Elements as it applies to their health, personal or professional life are encouraged to do their own research project. Below are links to several sample profiles that outlines their original problem and how they resolved them.

Lee Hayoung has been a Barun Maek Member since 2022. She has been suffering from pelvic joint pain and rotational cuff rupture. Learn how she overcame it by learning Yin-Yang Five Elements.

Ryu Seunghyun’s mother has been a Barun Maek Member since 2012. He did not grow for several months and developed many cavities in a short period of time. Learn how his mother worked with Barun Maek to get his growth back on track.

Dillon has been a Barun Maek Member since 2007. He has been suffering from chronic allergies and rhinitis. Learn how he overcame it by learning Yin-Yang Five Elements.

Park Sumi has been a Barun Maek Member since 2018. She had not menstruated in 10 years and wanted to conceive a child. Learn how she overcame it by learning Yin-Yang Five Elements.

Jang Sungja has been a Barun Maek Member since 2021. She has suffered from chronic knee pain and arthritis. Learn how she overcame it by learning Yin-Yang Five Elements.

Jang Youngjoo has been a Barun Maek Member since her early 2008. She has struggled with obesity since childhood. Learn how she overcame her eating desire by learning Yin-Yang Five Elements.

The traditional gardenia fruit powder pack is a method of mixing flour and gardenia powder, kneading it, and attaching it to a bruise or sprain. Find out how Barun Maek Members applied gardenia fruit to their bruises and sprains.

What is"Barun Maek Saeng Sheik"

As part of the mission of Barun Maek Research Society we have sought to preserve and research traditional cultural practices of Korea and East Asia. Central to the research aspect of our mission is to encourage members to conduct their own research projects to display how adhering to a traditional lifestyle using Yin-Yang Five Elements, including diet, will result in many improvements in their life. Consumption of our unique 'Barun Maek Saeng Sheik’ in place of a meal is a traditional practice, that was used to purify the body in ancient times. The origin of 'Saeng Sheik' began a thousand years ago in the Silla Dynasty as a means to purifying the body, restrain desire, and save time for people who wanted to find the fundamental principles of the universe through meditation and cultivation. Our cultural preservation organization hopes to showcase the traditional value of 'Saeng Sheik' in our research projects along with the principles of Yin Yang Five Elements.

Members who choose to conduct a research project will undergo a period of abstention from common foods and adhere to a 'Saeng Sheik' diet instead of regular meals. 'Saeng Sheik' is made from organic grains and manufactured through a unique process with insight and wisdom of the Yin-Yang Five Elements. The net effect is to see how much diet, both good and bad, play a role in their life with often astonishing results.

To Learn More

To learn more about the terminology used in research projects and profiles please watch our education series Barun Maek Time.

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