Draft:Jenia Meng
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Jenia Meng is a spiritual leader, multidisciplinary cosmologist and multimedia artist from tropical Australia. She created a sacred geometry Meng's Spiral, a divination system and many series.[1] Her sacred geometry united essential ideas of major religions with astronomy [2]
Jenia Meng is a decedent of ancient Eastern philosopher Mencius of 300 BC. [3]. Her church and studio in Woree [4][5] use innovated methods, such as cartoon series, music and films produced by her AI lab, teach the findings of Dr Meng[6].
Main research areas of her institute including gene, astronomy, AI, big data, predatory/masculine/human behavior, unity of science and theology[7]. She also practices minimalism in art and economy.[8]
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- ^ "Jenia Meng - World Institute, Woree, Queensland, Australia".
- ^ Taoism Network https://taoism.goodeasy.info/network/article.php?id=13
- ^ "Church of Mencius , Worldwide". mencius.goodeasy.info.
- ^ "World Institute of Dr Jenia Meng, Woree, Australia". world-institute.info.
- ^ Official site of Rev Dr Meng's Church https://m.goodeasy.info
- ^ Eden Divination https://ed.goodeasy.info
- ^ World Institute https://world-institute.info/
- ^ Article written by Jenia Meng http://taoism.goodeasy.info/