Discover your 5-Elements Personality Type

Find out the Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal or Water elements in your personality . Learn how to support your unique Daoist Composition.

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Join us for a relaxed Open Session to discover your Five Element personality profile and experience a taster of Wuyu Living's Daoist seasonal living CPD course (read more).

Through gentle practices and guided reflection, you'll gain insight into your natural tendencies and rhythms, and learn how to apply this new knowledge to your new or existing wellness practice. No prior experience required, no commitment necessary.

Five-Elements Based Personality Profiling

• Daoist 5-Elements personality theory (Wuxing) classifies temperaments into Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water types, identifying dominant traits, strengths, and weaknesses based on nature's cycles. People usually have a primary, and sometimes secondary, element that influences their behavior, career, and stress responses, aiming for balance between all five.
• Explore your individual nature through 5-Element personality profiling, rooted in Traditional Chinese Daoist philosophy, which guides individuls tune in to the rhythm Dao, and lead to a lifestyle as the nature intended.
• Simple, tailored practices informed by your element profile to support self-awareness, communication, and more harmonious relationships, both personally and professionally.

Meet the Course Leader

Cass XuXin brings a unique blend of deep knowledge and lived experience to this CPD course. She has a gift for translating the wisdom of Daoist Five Phases into practices that feel both accessible and profoundly healing.

What makes this course so special is not just Cass expertise, but the way she embodies these teachings in her own life. Her approach is compassionate, thoughtful and grounded, weaving together philosophy, energy work, and movement in a way that complements the rhythm of season.

Cass opens up a whole new lens on both self practice and teaching – showing how the TCM meridians connect body, mind, and spirit, and how Qigong can support balance, vitality, and presence both on and off the mat.

Leading a seasonal lifestyle, as nature intended.