1. Dimensional Understanding and Universal Laws: Dao extends beyond mere physical practice and serves as a means to deepen understanding of the multi-dimensional universe.
References are made to various dimensions such as the 11th dimension, 33 dimensions, 64 dimensions or infinite dimensions, aiming to understand the characteristics and cosmic laws of each dimension and harmonize with them.
2. Inner Harmony and Unity with the External World: Emphasizing inner peace and harmony with the external world based on traditional yogic philosophy.
Specifically, aiming for a state where everything is in harmony, including the harmony between the body (material) and the soul (spirituality), the balance of yin and yang, and the integration of emotions and thoughts.
3. Expansion of Consciousness and Self-Transcendence: The goal is to expand individual consciousness beyond the ego through meditation and self-reflection, reaching universal or cosmic consciousness.
This allows transcending ego and personal limitations, aligning with the greater flow of the universe.
4. Understanding Karma and Cause-Effect: Advocating a way of life based on the law of karma, where the energy of actions circulates and causes and effects mutually influence each other.
This understanding helps grasp how conscious choices and actions contribute to personal spiritual growth, leading to a more harmonious life.
5. Quest for Universal Truths: Exploring fundamental truths of the universe and existence using various symbolic or mystical elements such as numerology and sacred geometry.
It is that brings spiritual depth and richness to everyday life, allowing practitioners to touch upon these truths through the practice of Dao.