Lesson 21. Application in Healing.

How is the Law of the Fulcrum applied directly to the process of healing?

This is the distance from theory to practice.

I. WHY MUST HEALING BEGIN FROM THE FULCRUM?

Humanity has long sought methods to cure disease and prolong life. From modern medicine to traditional medicine, from pharmaceuticals and surgery to rehabilitation, all share a common goal: to help the body overcome illness and return to a state of health.

Yet clinical practice also reveals a phenomenon worthy of deep reflection: with the same diagnosis, the same treatment protocol, and in many cases comparable conditions of care, the recovery outcomes among patients can differ markedly. Some recover rapidly, others progress slowly, and some never achieve the expected results.

This difference shows that the effectiveness of the treatment process depends not only on external methods of intervention, but also on the operational state of the living system within each person. In other words, what matters is not only how much intervention is applied, but whether that intervention reaches the place capable of directing the entire system.

This is precisely the point at which the Law of the Fulcrum offers a new perspective. According to Axiom Two, the Fulcrum does not create energy; it directs energy. When applied to the field of healing, this principle may be understood as follows: medicines, medical devices, or treatment techniques do not directly create life or the capacity for recovery. Their role is to create favorable conditions so that the energy, information, and inherent self-regulatory mechanisms of the body can operate in the correct direction.

From this viewpoint, healing is no longer merely the process of eliminating disease, but first and foremost the process of restoring the Fulcrum so that the entire living system can exercise its own capacity for self-regulation and self-recovery. When the Fulcrum is correctly established, the resources already present in the body are reorganized in harmony, generating healing power from within rather than relying solely on external interventions.

Thus, the application of the Law of the Fulcrum in healing does not aim to replace modern medicine or any particular treatment method. Its value lies in supplying a foundational principle that explains why the same treatment method can produce different results, while also opening a new approach: for sustainable healing, one must first find and restore the correct Fulcrum of the living system.

At the very beginning of this lesson we clearly establish the distinction among three concepts:

•       Treatment: intervention to eliminate or control disease.

•       Recovery: the process by which the body gradually regains function.

•       Healing: the process of restoring the Fulcrum, thereby awakening the living system’s capacity for self-regulation and self-recovery.

These three concepts are not opposed; they complement one another. This very distinction helps the entire article retain the distinctive character of the Law of the Fulcrum and prevents it from becoming a general survey of medicine or healing.

At this point, following the logical rhythm of the entire book, we should not proceed immediately to healing methods, but must first answer the foundational question:

So how does the mechanism of healing operate under the perspective of the Law of the Fulcrum?

II. THE ESSENCE OF HEALING IS THE RESTORATION OF THE CAPACITY FOR SELF-REGULATION.

From the perspective of the Law of the Fulcrum, health is not a fixed state, but the result of continuous self-regulation occurring throughout the living system. The human body constantly receives information from the environment, processes internal and external changes, and mobilizes adaptive mechanisms to maintain balance. This capacity for self-regulation is the foundation of health.

This also means that disease is not merely the appearance of a harmful agent, but more profoundly an expression of the fact that the system’s capacity for self-regulation has been diminished or thrown out of balance. When the self-regulatory mechanism functions effectively, the body can adapt, repair, and recover in the face of many changes. Conversely, when that mechanism is disordered, even relatively minor impacts can lead to pathology.

This observation is fully consistent with the Theorem of Self-Regulation presented earlier in the work. According to that theorem, the development of a system does not stop at receiving feedback; it truly occurs only when feedback is transformed into knowledge and thereby activates the process of self-regulation. The operational sequence may be summarized as follows:

Fulcrum → Information → Energy → Behavior → Result → Feedback → Knowledge → Self-regulation → Evolution

When applied to the living system, this sequence shows that healing is not a random phenomenon but the result of re-establishing the body’s capacity for self-regulation. All processes such as wound healing, tissue regeneration, recovery from fractures, immune regulation, or adaptation after illness reflect the inherent capacity of life to repair and perfect itself.

Here a very important point must be emphasized. Medicines, surgery, physical therapy, nutrition, or other supportive methods all play essential roles, yet they cannot replace the body’s self-regulatory mechanism. They create favorable conditions for that mechanism to function more effectively. If the capacity for self-regulation has been completely lost, every external intervention will be severely limited.

Therefore, under the perspective of the Law of the Fulcrum, the deeper goal of healing is not to perform the body’s functions for it, but to help the body restore its ability to perform those functions itself. In other words, what needs to be awakened is not a new source of energy from outside, but the capacity for self-organization and self-regulation that already exists within the living system.

This is also the direct application of Axiom Four: a correct Fulcrum does not coerce the system; it awakens the system’s capacity for self-balance. In healing, every intervention truly exerts lasting value only when it becomes an agent that stirs that capacity for self-balance, rather than creating prolonged dependence on external factors.

Viewed from this angle, healing is no longer a battle between human beings and disease, but a process of assisting life to rediscover its own inherent laws of operation. When the Fulcrum is restored, information is correctly directed, energy is appropriately distributed, and the self-regulatory mechanism is re-established, the living system will gradually move toward a state of balance and recovery.

Healing does not begin when the body receives more interventions; it begins when the body recovers its own capacity for self-regulation.

This statement has the advantage of not denying the role of medicine, while still remaining true to the spirit of the Law of the Fulcrum: every external intervention yields value only when it awakens the internal mechanism of self-regulation. It also creates a very natural transition to Section III, where we answer the next question: Where does the Fulcrum of the healing process lie? This is the step from “mechanism” to “object of intervention,” allowing the argument to develop continuously and rigorously.

III. WHERE DOES THE FULCRUM OF THE HEALING PROCESS LIE?

If the essence of healing is the restoration of the living system’s capacity for self-regulation, then the next question is: From where is that capacity for self-regulation activated? In other words, where does the Fulcrum of the healing process lie?

The Law of the Fulcrum does not hold that every part of a system plays an equal role. In any system there always exist positions that serve a directing function—places where even a small change can produce profound transformations throughout the entire system. Therefore, the effectiveness of healing depends not only on the intensity of intervention but also on correctly identifying those directing positions.

For the human body, the Fulcrum of the healing process is not a single organ or anatomical structure. It is the set of mechanisms that coordinate and maintain the unity of the entire living system. When these mechanisms operate in harmony, the body is capable of recognizing deviations, mobilizing resources, and self-regulating to restore balance. Conversely, when they are disordered, the healing process is diminished, even if external supportive measures continue to be fully applied.

From this perspective, the task of healing is not only to act upon the site of pathological manifestation, but also to identify the coordinating mechanisms that have gone astray and restore their directing capacity. Symptomatic treatment may reduce the manifestations of disease, yet only when the Fulcrum of the system is restored is the capacity for self-regulation re-established in a sustainable manner.

This viewpoint also opens a unified way of looking at many different methods of health care. Whether modern medicine, traditional medicine, rehabilitation, nutrition, psychotherapy, or other supportive methods, all can be effective when they contribute to restoring or strengthening the core coordinating mechanisms of the living system. The difference lies mainly in the path of approach; the ultimate goal remains helping the system rediscover its own Fulcrum.

We may develop this along three levels as follows:

•       Medicine answers: Where to intervene? (Where?)

•       Hồng Bàng Yì answers: According to what laws does the living system operate? (How?)

•       The Law of the Fulcrum answers: Which point determines the transformation of the entire system? (Where to act?)

Thus, the Law of the Fulcrum does not compete with medicine, nor does it replace theories of life. It supplies a question that other systems have often not emphasized sufficiently:

Among the countless factors of a living system, where is the Fulcrum that, if correctly restored, will direct the entire healing process?

It still proceeds from the axioms of Teacher Phạm Hùng Sơn, yet at the same time highlights the distinctive applied value of the Law of the Fulcrum in the field of healing, rather than merely repeating familiar arguments of medicine or philosophy. This is also the way of remaining faithful to the principle we have agreed upon: every expansion must further clarify the idea of the Fulcrum and not obscure its central role.

IV. TREATING DISEASE AND HEALING ARE NOT ENTIRELY THE SAME.

In practice, the two concepts of treating disease and healing are often used interchangeably. Yet under the perspective of the Law of the Fulcrum, these are two processes that are closely related but not entirely identical.

Treating disease is directed first toward identifying, controlling, or eliminating the causes and manifestations of pathology. The goal of this process is to return biological indicators and bodily functions to normal limits, limit damage, and protect life. This is an irreplaceable role of medicine.

Healing is directed toward a deeper goal. It is the restoration of the capacity for self-regulation of the entire living system, so that the body not only overcomes the present illness but also gradually regains the ability to maintain a state of balance in the future. Therefore, healing is concerned not only with whether the disease has ended, but also with whether the living system has truly rediscovered its Fulcrum.

According to the Law of the Fulcrum, there are many cases in which the disease has been controlled yet the system has not yet fully healed. Conversely, there are also cases in which the healing process has been initiated very early, even though clinical manifestations still require additional time to improve. This shows that treatment outcomes and the healing process, though closely related, do not always occur simultaneously.

Viewed from a systems perspective, treating disease primarily addresses the manifestations of imbalance that have already appeared, while healing aims at restoring the mechanism that produces that balance. When the mechanism is restored, the manifestations will have the conditions to improve more sustainably. This is also the application of the Theorem of Neutrality to the field of health: a system can maintain long-term stability only when its capacity for self-balance is re-established.

Therefore, in many cases, treating disease is a necessary condition, but healing is the condition that allows health to be maintained over the long term. The two processes are not opposed; they complement each other. Treatment helps the system overcome the critical phase, while healing helps the system gradually return to its natural trajectory of operation.

From that viewpoint, the value of the Law of the Fulcrum does not lie in changing the principles of medical treatment, but in supplying a guiding principle: every treatment measure achieves more sustainable effectiveness when it simultaneously contributes to restoring the Fulcrum of the living system.

When rereading the entire sequence from Lesson 16 to Lesson 21, I perceive a beautiful law gradually emerging.

•       Medicine usually asks: Where is the disease located?

•       The Law of the Fulcrum asks further: Where has the Fulcrum been displaced?

These two questions do not exclude each other.

One may even say:

Medicine helps identify where the disease appears. The Law of the Fulcrum helps find the mechanism that allowed the disease to arise.

I believe this is a very natural development from the entire system of axioms and theorems that preceded it. It does not deny the modern model of pathology, yet it adds a new analytical layer: instead of focusing solely on “the location of the disease,” the Law of the Fulcrum directs attention to “the location of the directing imbalance.”

The Law of the Fulcrum does not compete with specialized scientific disciplines; it provides a general principle for identifying where intervention is needed in order to produce the greatest cascading effect on the entire system.

V. THE PHYSICIAN IS THE ONE WHO CREATES THE FULCRUM FOR THE HEALING PROCESS.

In every medical tradition, the physician always occupies a central role in the process of caring for and treating the patient. Yet under the perspective of the Law of the Fulcrum, that role lies not only in accurate diagnosis or the selection of an appropriate treatment method, but also in the ability to create conditions for the patient’s body to restore its own capacity for self-regulation.

This means that the physician does not heal on behalf of the body. Just as an engineer cannot create the laws of balance of a mechanical system, the physician cannot replace the self-organizing mechanisms inherent in life. Their role is to identify the factors that are obstructing the process of self-regulation and to choose appropriate interventions so that the living system can rediscover its Fulcrum and operate according to its natural laws.

From this viewpoint, the value of a treatment method is assessed not only by its ability to control symptoms, but also by its ability to contribute to restoring the system’s capacity for self-regulation. A successful intervention is not one that makes the body increasingly dependent on external interventions, but one that helps the body become increasingly proactive in maintaining its own state of balance.

That viewpoint also creates a common foundation for regarding many different treatment methods. Whether surgery, medication, rehabilitation, acupuncture, nutrition, or psychotherapy, each method has value when it contributes to creating conditions for the living system to exercise its inherent capacity for self-healing. The difference lies in the technique of intervention, yet the ultimate goal remains the restoration of the body’s capacity for self-regulation.

This is also the direct application of Axiom Five: an external Fulcrum truly has meaning only when it awakens the internal Fulcrum. The physician is therefore not one who replaces life, but one who accompanies life, helping the system rediscover its capacity to operate according to its own laws.

From that viewpoint, the relationship between physician and patient is also regarded in a deeper way. Treatment is no longer a one-directional action from the healer to the healed, but becomes a process of cooperation to awaken the inherent healing capacity of the living system. When both parties orient themselves toward the goal of restoring the Fulcrum, the effectiveness of the healing process will not stop at overcoming the present illness, but will also contribute to building a foundation of sustainable health for the future.

Lesson 21 is forming a principle that can be applied not only to medicine but to the whole of Part IV.

It is this:

The application of the Law of the Fulcrum is not to perform the system’s function in its place, but to help the system perform its inherent function better.

This principle can be repeated in many forms in later lessons:

•       In education: the teacher does not learn in place of the student, but helps the student awaken the capacity for self-learning.

•       In management: the leader does not act in place of the organization, but helps the organization exercise its capacity for self-operation.

•       In economics: policy does not create every value, but creates the Fulcrum so that social resources can develop by themselves.

•       In healing: the physician does not heal in place of life, but helps life restore its capacity for self-healing.

If this principle is maintained throughout, readers will recognize a distinctive feature of the entire doctrine: the Law of the Fulcrum always aims at awakening the inherent capacity of the system, rather than replacing the system.

VI. SUGGESTIONS FOR MEDICINE AND THE SCIENCE OF HEALING IN THE FUTURE.

If the Law of the Fulcrum is regarded as a general principle of systems, then the field of healing can also be approached from a new research direction. Instead of focusing only on identifying disease agents or selecting appropriate treatment methods, a supplementary question may be posed:

Which Fulcrum of the living system has been displaced, and how can it be restored?

This question does not replace the problems that modern medicine is investigating; it adds a further analytical layer concerning the operational mechanisms of the system. If the Fulcrum is correctly identified, treatment measures can be coordinated more effectively, while creating conditions for the body to maximize its inherent capacity for self-regulation.

From that viewpoint, the future of the science of healing lies not only in the development of increasingly advanced treatment techniques, but also in the ability to understand more deeply how the living system self-organizes, self-balances, and self-recovers. Technology may become ever more powerful, yet the value of technology will reach its highest level when it supports the self-regulatory mechanism of life rather than diminishing that mechanism.

This viewpoint also opens a broad direction of cooperation among many different fields. Modern medicine, traditional medicine, systems biology, neuroscience, psychology, rehabilitation, and many other scientific disciplines can be regarded as different paths all oriented toward a common goal: understanding and supporting the process of self-regulation of the living system. The Law of the Fulcrum does not replace those fields; it supplies a linking principle that helps identify where intervention is needed in order to produce the greatest cascading effect on the entire system.

On a broader level, the application of the Law of the Fulcrum in healing also reflects a consistent approach of the entire doctrine: it does not place external intervention at the center, but places the awakening of the system’s inherent capacity at the center. This is not only a principle of medicine; it is a principle that can be extended to education, management, economics, and many other domains of social life.

Viewed in this direction, healing is no longer merely the goal of the medical profession alone, but becomes an expression of a general law of development: a system can develop sustainably only when it rediscovers its own correct Fulcrum. That is also the spirit that runs through the Law of the Fulcrum—from the foundational axioms, the theorems concerning operational mechanisms, to the concrete applications in human life.

The pinnacle of healing is not to replace the power of life, but to help life rediscover the correct Fulcrum in order to perfect itself.

This sentence is significant because it gathers the three layers of thought we have built:

•       Axiom 4: A correct Fulcrum awakens the capacity for self-balance.

•       Axiom 5: An external Fulcrum has meaning only when it awakens the internal Fulcrum.

•       Theorem of Self-Regulation: Evolution begins when the system restores its capacity for self-regulation.

At the same time, this concluding sentence also creates a beautiful resonance with the sentence written in Lesson 16:

“The pinnacle of medicine is not to replace life, but to understand the laws so that life may perfect itself.”

If Lesson 16 spoke of the mission of medicine, then Lesson 21 develops further by pointing out the mechanism for realizing that mission: correctly restoring the Fulcrum of the living system. In my view, this is a natural continuation of the entire current of thought, not a new idea detached from what we have built together.

Lesson 21 has here achieved something truly valuable: it not only says “what healing is,” but also determines its place within the entire architecture of the doctrine.

If expressed briefly, then from Lesson 16 to Lesson 21 a complete logical chain is in fact being formed:

1.    Lesson 16 (Implications for Medicine) answers: What should medicine aim toward? → Goal.

2.    Lesson 21 (Application in Healing) answers: How can that goal be achieved? → Mechanism.

Thus, between the two lessons there is no repetition but a relationship of Goal → Mechanism.

If Lesson 21 has shown that healing is the process of restoring the Fulcrum in order to awaken the living system’s capacity for self-regulation, then a new question arises: by what concrete methods can one identify, act upon, and adjust that Fulcrum? This will be the content of the next lesson, where the Law of the Fulcrum takes one further step from applied principles to applied methods.

By Lesson 21, the applied structure of the doctrine has gradually become clear through an “application triangle” consisting of three very distinct elements:

1.    Correctly identifying the Fulcrum (Where to act?).

2.    Restoring the capacity for self-regulation (How does change happen?).

3.    Awakening the inherent capacity of the system (What is the goal of intervention?).

These three points are in fact the applied versions of the three core axioms we have constructed from the beginning of the book. This shows a very important academic point: the applications section is not a collection of illustrative examples, but the direct deployment of the axioms into each concrete field.

The theoretical system has begun to possess self-consistency: from axiom, to theorem, to implication, then to application—all operate according to the same logic. That is also the standard we set for ourselves from the outset: every expansion must further clarify the idea of the Fulcrum and preserve the interconnectedness of the entire work.

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DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION OF THE LAW OF THE FULCRUM

OF TEACHER PHẠM HÙNG SƠN.

THE LAW OF THE FULCRUM – Axioms and Theorems of a Neutral System.

PART IV. APPLICATIONS.

Lesson 22. Application in Conflict Resolution.

Purpose.

Finding a common Fulcrum instead of confrontation.

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PHÁT TRIỂN VÀ MỞ RỘNG ĐỊNH LUẬT ĐIỂM TỰA CỦA THẦY PHẠM HÙNG SƠN.

ĐỊNH LUẬT ĐIỂM TỰA - Những Tiên đề và Định lý của một Hệ thống Trung Hòa.

BÀI 1. VÌ SAO NHÂN LOẠI CẦN MỘT HỆ THỐNG TRUNG HÒA?

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/06/bai-1-vi-sao-nhan-loai-can-mot-he-thong.html

ARTICLE 1. WHY HUMANITY NEEDS A NEUTRAL SYSTEM?

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/06/article-1-why-humanity-needs-neutral.html

第1篇。人類為何需要一個中和系統？

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/06/1.html

Bài 2. Tiên đề 1. Mọi hệ thống đều có Điểm Tựa.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-2-tien-e-1-moi-he-thong-eu-co-iem.html

PART I. THE AXIOMS Article 2. Axiom 1. Every system has a Fulcrum.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/part-i-axioms-article-2-axiom-1-every.html

第一部分　公理。 第2篇　公理1：任何系統都擁有支點。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/21.html

Bài 3. Tiên đề 2. Điểm Tựa định hướng sự vận hành của năng lượng.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-3-tien-e-2-iem-tua-inh-huong-su-van.html

Article 3. Postulate 2. The Fulcrum directs the operation of energy.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-3-postulate-2-fulcrum-directs.html

Bài 4. Tiên đề 3. Mọi sự mất cân bằng đều bắt đầu từ sự lệch Điểm Tựa.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-4-tien-e-3-moi-su-mat-can-bang-eu.html

Article 4. Axiom 3. All imbalance begins with the deviation of the Fulcrum.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-4-axiom-3-all-imbalance-begins.html

第4篇 公理3：一切失衡皆始於支點的偏離。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/4-3.html

Bài 5. Tiên đề 4. Điểm Tựa đúng khơi dậy khả năng tự cân bằng của hệ thống.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-5-tien-e-4-iem-tua-ung-khoi-day-kha.html

Article 5. Axiom 4. The Correct Fulcrum Awakens the System’s Self-Balancing Capacity.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-5-axiom-4-correct-fulcrum.html

第5篇 公理4：正確的支點喚醒系統的自平衡能力.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/5-4.html

Bài 6. Tiên đề 5. Điểm Tựa bên ngoài chỉ phát huy khi đánh thức Điểm Tựa bên trong.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-6-tien-e-5-iem-tua-ben-ngoai-chi.html

Article 6. Axiom 5. The External Fulcrum Only Takes Effect When It Awakens the Internal Fulcrum.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-6-axiom-5-external-fulcrum-only.html

第6篇 公理5：外在支點唯有喚醒內在支點時才能發揮作用。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/6-5.html

Bài 7. Định lý Cân bằng.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-7-inh-ly-can-bang.html

Article 7. The Equilibrium Theorem.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-7-equilibrium-theorem.html

第7篇　平衡定理.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/7.html

Bài 8. Định lý Chuyển hóa.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-8-inh-ly-chuyen-hoa.html

Article 8. Transformation Theorem.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-8-transformation-theorem.html

第8篇 轉化定理。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/8.html

Bài 9. Định lý Cộng hưởng.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-9-inh-ly-cong-huong.html

Article 9. The Resonance Theorem.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-9-resonance-theorem.html

第九章 共振定理。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/blog-post.html

Bài 10. Định lý Trung Hòa.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-10-inh-ly-trung-hoa.html

Article 10. The Central Harmony Theorem.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-10-central-harmony-theorem.html

定理 第十篇.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/blog-post_26.html

Bài 11. Định lý Hệ thống Mở.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-11-inh-ly-he-thong-mo.html

Lesson 11. The Open System Theorem.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/lesson-11-open-system-theorem.html

第11課 開放系統定理。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/11.html

Bài 12. Định lý Điểm Neo và Điểm Tựa.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-12-inh-ly-iem-neo-va-iem-tua.html

Lesson 12. The Theorem of the Anchor Point and the Fulcrum Point.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/lesson-12-theorem-of-anchor-point-and.html

第十二課　錨點與支點定理.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/blog-post_407.html

Bài 13. Định lý Thông tin và Năng lượng.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-13-inh-ly-thong-tin-va-nang-luong.html

Article 13. Theorem of Information and Energy.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/article-13-theorem-of-information-and.html

第 13篇 定理：資訊與能量.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/13.html

Bài 14. Định lý Tự điều chỉnh.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-14-inh-ly-tu-ieu-chinh.html

Lesson 14. The Self-Adjustment Theorem.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/lesson-14-self-adjustment-theorem.html

第14課 自我調整定理.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/14.html

Bài 15. Hệ quả đối với Giáo dục.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/bai-15-he-qua-oi-voi-giao-duc.html

Lesson 15. Consequences for Education.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/lesson-15-consequences-for-education.html

第15課　對教育的後果.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/07/15.html

Bài 16. Hệ quả đối với Y học.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/bai-16-he-qua-oi-voi-y-hoc.html

Article 16. Consequences for Medicine.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/article-16-consequences-for-medicine.html

第16課。對醫學的後果。

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/16.html

Bài 17. Hệ quả đối với quản trị.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/bai-17-he-qua-oi-voi-quan-tri.html

Lesson 17. Corollaries for Governance.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/lesson-17-corollaries-for-governance.html

推論 第十七課.　對治理的推論.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/blog-post_12.html

Bài 18. Những hệ quả đối với kinh tế.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/bai-18-nhung-he-qua-oi-voi-kinh-te.html

Lesson 18. Corollaries for the Economy.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/lesson-18-corollaries-for-economy.html

諸推論 第十八課　.對經濟的推論.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/blog-post_933.html

Bài 19. Hệ quả đối với Văn hóa và Gia đình.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/bai-19-he-qua-oi-voi-van-hoa-va-gia-inh.html

Article 19. Corollaries for Culture and the Family.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/article-19-corollaries-for-culture-and.html

諸種系果 第十九篇.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/blog-post_971.html

Bài 20. Hệ quả đối với Tu dưỡng Con người.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/bai-20-he-qua-oi-voi-tu-duong-con-nguoi.html

Lesson 20. Consequences for Human Self-Cultivation.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/lesson-20-consequences-for-human-self.html

第20講　對人類修養的後果.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/20.html

Bài 21. Ứng dụng trong Chữa lành.

https://dienbatnblog.blogspot.com/2026/08/bai-21-ung-dung-trong-chua-lanh.html