Fajin

Hi Bagua,

Earlier what you said, “If you cultivate, you are making an effort”, is not what I had meant. Chan Buddhists abide in wu, and so it takes effort for wu-wei. Daoists put effort, not in wu, but in jing, qi, and shen. This is the main difference. So, wu-wei is therefore effortless for Daoists, do you understand me now?

Now, about…[Read more]

Oh Bagua,

You really intrigue me. I think we have the knowledge passed down for several generations and we can overcome any of life’s obstacles because we know how to shape the qi field in that way. If we didn’t know certain ways of overcoming something, I think wugong is great because we can naturally re-align towards balance in that…[Read more]

Hi Wendy,

Did you have an experience with this? I would be very interested to hear if you don’t mind. Thank you for your time.

Smiles away,
Fajin

>>basic management or icke’s zulu shaman lamenting<<

You have knowledge of Reptilians.

Hey Bagua,

You have a good understanding of wugong, as you practice it. But the experience is different in Dao and Chan. In Chan, I think it’s wu for now, and when three treasures naturally align, it is wu-wei, or superconcsiousness. My interpretation of living life in neutrality is shaping the qi field. That is the way to live life, with…[Read more]

Hi Alexander,

OK, we can play this game. I hope we can get somewhere.

>>It means that you are invested in controlling. Martial arts are about fighting. Fighting is about fear. One sees “opponents” whom one must control. Try being powerless.

The energy I feel from you is somewhat angry. I feel that I have made you defensive which was not…[Read more]

Hi Bagua,

What are your thoughts on Babaji, Sanfeng Zhang, Lu Dong Bin, etc.? Where are they right now? Thanks.

Smiles from the heart,
Fajin

I thought that since you were promoting lust, you must have had plenty of lustful thoughts inside. I dind’t mean anything bad, sorry.

Kind apologies,
Fajin

Max and Bagua,

There is jinggong, qigong, and shengong, that each cultivate the three treasures. I guess we can say Chan is a kind of wugong, because it goes straight for wu-wei.

That’s why I say that it is absolute. It is non-changing, non-dualistic, non-attaching, etc. Why I go with jing-qi-shen-wu alchemy theory of change is because wu…[Read more]

Hi Max,

Tell me how it is possible to have a choice if you are neutral. If you can do that, you are a genius! That’s why I (and apparently Singing Ocean) say it’s an absolute state, because there is no choice.

Let’s say you are in a debate, and someone tells you to pick a side, but you CANNOT choose because you are neutral. You are in…[Read more]

Hi Bagua,

>>Yes, it can do that, but no system works for all people, so some may need another method.<>but the reality of life is not based on human development.<<

*The reality of life is wuxing. Processes. Not an absolute state, this is where we disagree mostly. Human development is a process too.

Regards,
Fajin

Hey Bagua,

I agree with you that doing qigong specifically for something like arthritis or fatigue or whatever it may be is not spiritual development. But, I’m glad that you can agree with me that you CAN do it for specific reasons, which is why I wanted to address the issue of doing it SPECIFICALLY for finding one’s original nature.

We can…[Read more]

Hi Bagua,

Yes, I’m smiling in the Dao too.

I hope that you understand by now with discussing with me that I too do not like fixed methods. Personally, I will buy all of Michael’s material and adapt it to my own schedule and further refine it. It will not be 7 formulas of inner alchemy for me. The names are used to distinguish each formula.…[Read more]

Classifying emotions of positive and negative gives the answer. It’s just like saying anger does not damage the liver, only excess anger does. Can you hear the lust screaming inside of you, waiting for the eyes to feast on something? It is not just eyes, it is the feeling, the sound, OH the pleasures. Does that not sound to you like something negative?

Alexander,

You read my words and then make a conclusion about me, who is being judgemental? Just because I am a martial artist, does that mean that I use control? Did Zhang, Sanfeng use control? I will reply to some of the things you said where I believe there is a need to.

>>That’s your opinion. Life created lust too.<>And what if that…[Read more]

Hi Bagua,

What happened? I thought you became a dead tree?!(j/k)

Well personally, I disagree with some things of the Five Interior Gods School like for example recently with Singing Ocean as I discussed about the personal shen of kidneys and spleen which I disagree with.

But on the issue of using visualizations, I will have to disagree…[Read more]

I never said that you have to believe it, but I’m just mentioning that since wuxing creates the reality that you experience, lust is a negative desire becuase it damages the wood element. Daoists believe in wuxing is what I meant, I think you do too, right?

Pietro,

That’s just like saying craving for sweets is different. Tongue connected to heart. Or that the desire to listen to heavy metal is different. Ears connected to kidneys. These are all going to hurt the five organs. Lust deals with the eyes and liver. It’s a negative desire. It leads to suffering.

Both Buddhists and Daoists believe…[Read more]

Lust is a negative desire – negative ego. The only desire that should be inherent in a human being, is the desire to be free. The highest evolution, is unlimited freedom. Lust contributes in limited free will.

Don’t you notice that when you get turned on by looking at dirty images, your eyes widen and are fulfilled with craving.

In Daoism,…[Read more]

Soul has a structure as does spirit, they are practically the same thing. They have form, otherwise what’s with the term soul STRUCTURE. They vibrate at the same frequency.