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If you take an extreme position on an issue, don’t you expect there to be a response?

If you take an extreme position on an issue, don’t you expect there to be a response?

“For all this Way,
you must coil, you must contract,
you must uncoil, you must expand,
you must be firm, you must be regular,
Hold fast to this excellence, do not let go of it.
Chase away the excessive; abandon the trivial.
And when you reach its ultimate limit
you will return to the way and its inner virtue (Te).”

Nei Yeh, Verse…[Read more]

“For all this Way,
you must coil, you must contract,
you must uncoil, you must expand,
you must be firm, you must be regular,
Hold fast to this excellence, do not let go of it.
Chase away the excessive; abandon the trivial.
And when you reach its ultimate limit
you will return to the way and its inner virtue (Te).”

Nei Yeh, Verse…[Read more]

“For all this Way,
you must coil, you must contract,
you must uncoil, you must expand,
you must be firm, you must be regular,
Hold fast to this excellence, do not let go of it.
Chase away the excessive; abandon the trivial.
And when you reach its ultimate limit
you will return to the way and its inner virtue (Te).”

Nei Yeh, Verse…[Read more]

then why not admit that you don’t understand what it REALLY means?

Talkin’ the talk
but cain’t walk the walk

Talkin’ loud
and saying NOTHING

then why not admit that you don’t understand what it REALLY means?

Talkin’ the talk
but cain’t walk the walk

Talkin’ loud
and saying NOTHING

then why not admit that you don’t understand what it REALLY means?

Talkin’ the talk
but cain’t walk the walk

Talkin’ loud
and saying NOTHING

It depends on whether you want to understand it from the original intent as it was written in ancient china to reflect their actual practices; or if you want to further your own purposes of “emptiness only”.

It depends on whether you want to understand it from the original intent as it was written in ancient china to reflect their actual practices; or if you want to further your own purposes of “emptiness only”.

It depends on whether you want to understand it from the original intent as it was written in ancient china to reflect their actual practices; or if you want to further your own purposes of “emptiness only”.

in the meantime, while I am reading the text, maybe you can answer why this text uses three different terms for stages of consciousness, called only emptiness by you.

Could you explain the difference in your practice between the terms used in this text: Wuji (without limit), Xu (void) and Kong (empty)?

thanks!

P.S. it also uses the term…[Read more]

in the meantime, while I am reading the text, maybe you can answer why this text uses three different terms for stages of consciousness, called only emptiness by you.

Could you explain the difference in your practice between the terms used in this text: Wuji (without limit), Xu (void) and Kong (empty)?

thanks!

P.S. it also uses the term…[Read more]

in the meantime, while I am reading the text, maybe you can answer why this text uses three different terms for stages of consciousness, called only emptiness by you.

Could you explain the difference in your practice between the terms used in this text: Wuji (without limit), Xu (void) and Kong (empty)?

thanks!

P.S. it also uses the term…[Read more]

remember that “mind” is actually the character for “heart”!!!

for example:

The human shen is fond of purity,
But the heart disturbs it.
The human heart is fond of tranquillity,
But desires meddle with it.

Get rid of desires for good,
And the heart will be calm.
Cleanse your heart,
And the shen will be pure.

I will…[Read more]

remember that “mind” is actually the character for “heart”!!!

for example:

The human shen is fond of purity,
But the heart disturbs it.
The human heart is fond of tranquillity,
But desires meddle with it.

Get rid of desires for good,
And the heart will be calm.
Cleanse your heart,
And the shen will be pure.

I will…[Read more]

remember that “mind” is actually the character for “heart”!!!

for example:

The human shen is fond of purity,
But the heart disturbs it.
The human heart is fond of tranquillity,
But desires meddle with it.

Get rid of desires for good,
And the heart will be calm.
Cleanse your heart,
And the shen will be pure.

I will…[Read more]

You might note that there is a difference between forcing Qi, and allowing it to flow through guided cultivation!!!

By the way, the “te” or virtue has ALWAYS been historically associated with the vital Jing Shen (the organs), thus cultivation of virtue is body cultivation, although only semi local as the shen are on a different vibrational…[Read more]

You might note that there is a difference between forcing Qi, and allowing it to flow through guided cultivation!!!

By the way, the “te” or virtue has ALWAYS been historically associated with the vital Jing Shen (the organs), thus cultivation of virtue is body cultivation, although only semi local as the shen are on a different vibrational…[Read more]

You might note that there is a difference between forcing Qi, and allowing it to flow through guided cultivation!!!

By the way, the “te” or virtue has ALWAYS been historically associated with the vital Jing Shen (the organs), thus cultivation of virtue is body cultivation, although only semi local as the shen are on a different vibrational…[Read more]