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I’ll see if I have a copy floating around somewhere. Wasn’t expecting the HT message board to crash though. 🙂

Immortal is a bit of an incorrect word. You can kill an immortal if you understand from where their immortality arises. 🙂

Immortal is a bit of an incorrect word. You can kill an immortal if you understand from where their immortality arises. 🙂

Immortal is a bit of an incorrect word. You can kill an immortal if you understand from where their immortality arises. 🙂

It depends on how you do it. In most cases, the jing isn’t given, it is scammed.

Fox spirit is to hungry ghost as hustler is to bum. 🙂

Here’s a story. 🙂

A Zen Master lived the simplest kind of life in a little hut at the foot of a mountain. One evening, while he was away, a thief sneaked into the hut only to find there was nothing in it…[Read more]

It depends on how you do it. In most cases, the jing isn’t given, it is scammed.

Fox spirit is to hungry ghost as hustler is to bum. 🙂

Here’s a story. 🙂

A Zen Master lived the simplest kind of life in a little hut at the foot of a mountain. One evening, while he was away, a thief sneaked into the hut only to find there was nothing in it…[Read more]

Seriously, how is Michael going to attain immortality with no sense of doing good deeds?

Replace the words “attain immortality” with, say, “buy a car” “read a book” “wake up in the morning” or “learn tennis”. The answer is, very easily, if he understands the process.

In the days of Shakyamuni or Lao Tzu people didn’t suffer the lack of…[Read more]

Seriously, how is Michael going to attain immortality with no sense of doing good deeds?

Replace the words “attain immortality” with, say, “buy a car” “read a book” “wake up in the morning” or “learn tennis”. The answer is, very easily, if he understands the process.

In the days of Shakyamuni or Lao Tzu people didn’t suffer the lack of…[Read more]

But that implication leads to increasingly silly positions, like White Cloud CHOSE to die of liver poisoning or, alternatively, that he wasn’t really very good at this taoism stuff.

That’s the secret. 😉 There’s more to Taoism then alchemy, sometimes.

But that implication leads to increasingly silly positions, like White Cloud CHOSE to die of liver poisoning or, alternatively, that he wasn’t really very good at this taoism stuff.

That’s the secret. 😉 There’s more to Taoism then alchemy, sometimes.

You’ve got the skills. 🙂

You’ve got the skills. 🙂

If you could sift through all the crap posts, you’d probably have enough genuine new material to write a book. 😛

Well, I don’t know how complete archive.org’s collection is, but basically once you got to a post you wanted to save, you’d go up to file, and then click File, then Save or Save As, I think.

The posts between 13500 (where the zip file archives end) and 16615 where archive.org’s archives seem to begin are gone, unless someone has copies of them…[Read more]

Well, I don’t know how complete archive.org’s collection is, but basically once you got to a post you wanted to save, you’d go up to file, and then click File, then Save or Save As, I think.

The posts between 13500 (where the zip file archives end) and 16615 where archive.org’s archives seem to begin are gone, unless someone has copies of them…[Read more]

Well, I don’t know how complete archive.org’s collection is, but basically once you got to a post you wanted to save, you’d go up to file, and then click File, then Save or Save As, I think.

The posts between 13500 (where the <a hrer="https://healingtaousa.com/archive_index.html"zip file archives end) and 16615 where archive.org’s archives…[Read more]

Well, I don’t know how complete archive.org’s collection is, but basically once you got to a post you wanted to save, you’d go up to file, and then click File, then Save or Save As, I think.

The posts between 13500 (where the <a hrer="https://healingtaousa.com/archive_index.html"zip file archives end) and 16615 where archive.org’s archives…[Read more]