Post-house Earth

Genghis Khan

Post-house Earth is a type of Nayin in the Five Elements philosophy, corresponding to the Chinese Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches Wushen and Jiyou. It embodies vast tolerance, a journey of ten thousand miles, universal vision, bold pioneering and integration, with grand vision.

The representative figure of this spirit is Genghis Khan. He unified the Mongol tribes, led expeditions that opened channels of communication between Eastern and Western civilizations, promoted ethnic integration with a broad mind, and shaped the world pattern.

Daily trivialities easily narrow our hearts, making us fixate on gains and losses, until the path of life grows smaller and smaller.

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