matblack

Andy, if you sift through the forum archives you’ll find a few threads about this form. They might be under either title primordial/wuli qigong.

From my own experience, it leaves me witha subtle vibration that can remain for a long time after completing the form.

One thing I realise from hindsight is that I would have benefited from more…[Read more]

in addition to jernejs’link, oshoworld has e-books and audio downloads

http://www.oshoworld.com/index.asp

Thanks for that Griffin. It was very encouraging.

when you said:

“My thoughts became clearer and I generally felt great and I was in a good jovial mood almost constantly. Maybe in time they would become blissful. Then since I was feeling so good, I wanted to share it with any woman that vibed with me. It was a whole person buzz that…[Read more]

Griffin, that reuniting /karezza site is VERY interesting.
I like how they give a biological/chemical explanation for the physical and hence emotional/behavioural sensations and reactions behind sex and other highly stimulating experiences.

I have experienced what they describe as dopamine highs whereby I have proceeded to engage in…[Read more]

thanx trunk. i was actually gonna try aloe any way. mixing it with olive might work even better.
I would caution anyone against using sesame oil though, it has a hot energy, and my guess is that it may leave a potentially sticky residue

thanx max for suggesting castor oil

the medium chain fatty acids in coconut are reported to be immune…[Read more]

Trunk, do you know if it’s suitable to use coconut oil as lube for the prostate massage?
I question the ingredients in those synthetic lubes, but coconut oil is totally natural. I read somewhere that because it’s a mono saturate it’s not good for prostate massage, (this attitude may have come from the mistaken paradigm that all satutrated fat is…[Read more]

hi Alexander
He told us briefly how he does it, but will go onto more detail later.
(most people attending have no experience in daoist approaches at all, so he has to go slow)

How do we transmute it into food? I’m not going to pretend to know, but I gather from your experience Kan and Li is effective.

Nice chatting with you again.

m

Spyrelx, from where I’m sitting, you brought some much needed balance to the (not so) freindly debate.

In reference to your clear observations of those in the debate, I am reminded that while ones’ personal practice may be one thing, ultimately ‘yea shall know them by their fruits’
To me, that’s where real charisma lies.

m

have a look at the quote by zen master Sosan in my post “offensive posts”

Sosan is one of the greatests zen masters

Nice reply Alexander
I don’t think that the left/right brain male/female tendancies are entirelly fixed. (though you probablly weren’t saying that anyway)
Osho would always say that seriousness is a disease.
We do have a 6th sense, the sense of humour……..at least everyone has the potential for this 6th sense.
Has anyone ever seen a picture…[Read more]

all the best faj

Hey Craig,
I read at toabums that you had done some learning with master Zhingxian Wu.
I got the shamanic tiger book and DVD.
Man, he’s the real thing, he seems so genuine.
I asked him if he would come to Aust, he said he would if we could get a group together.
I was wondering, how has it been learning/practicing with him in person?
Thnaks

Craig>>Or he just might be completely bonkers. No offense Jernej, sometimes I enjoy your posts, but usually I really don’t know what you are saying, or only 5% or 10% of it makes any sense at all.<<

LOL me too. I love trying to de-code them, but I almost always haven't got a clue what they're about

Alexanders’ initial post to you was like a mirror. He was simply trying to indicate some facets about yourself and the way you were communicating with others which you may not have been aware of. And we all benefit from other peoples analysis of ourselves.
Why was he able to say so much to you about yourself? Because he said he was JUST LIKE YOU…[Read more]

HUgo, that was meant to be matblack7@yahoo.com.au

Hugo, I’m at rosebud.
I don’t know of an HT group in Melbourne, but I know of a couple of qigong groups in the area, for example, Camberwell, Bawlwyn and Toorak.

I’m actually begining some classes this wednesday night in Camberwell.
If you’re interested, their link is at the bottom of this post, their websites not THAT detailed, but master…[Read more]

Emelgee>>I loved my early-20s – I knew everything and could tell people what I thought with such self assurance! Now, as I am about to turn 30 (eeeeek!!!) I realise I know very little of anything.<>Maybe if you were more gentle with yourself it would also transpire into being more gentle with the people around you?<<

Indeed , it always starts…[Read more]

Hi Alexander, thanks for asking.
I feel my energy slowlly returning, and the chills have almost all gone.

The qigong healer I saw a week ago helped a great deal. (I look forward to learning from him soon)
But it was your suggestions in the weeks prior that helped me lay the ground work for it to be so effective.

I had been doing the inner…[Read more]