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Thanks Max, that’s an elegant solution to the problem.

Michael, please kick his sorry ass of this board. Anyone who is concerned about Danny’s own development or the stifling of divergent viewpoints can rest assured that Danny and his many personalities will be welcome at taobum.com, where he will have the opportunity to rant to his…[Read more]

I think Michael’s being more than fair.

I’ve been reading the posts below. I agree with the general consensus that it’s a pain in the ass to have all that crap on the board, and with Trunk that it probably keeps people from posting here.

I think Michael’s being more than fair.

I’ve been reading the posts below. I agree with the general consensus that it’s a pain in the ass to have all that crap on the board, and with Trunk that it probably keeps people from posting here.

That last article you cite is great. Very balanced and helpful.

The soymaker looks like a fun kitchen device, though if the current thinking is that only heavily fermented soy is good (i.e., tempeh or miso and that’s it), then soy milk is out and it’s not worth getting the machine.

Too bad about the oat milk . . .

That last article you cite is great. Very balanced and helpful.

The soymaker looks like a fun kitchen device, though if the current thinking is that only heavily fermented soy is good (i.e., tempeh or miso and that’s it), then soy milk is out and it’s not worth getting the machine.

Too bad about the oat milk . . .

Thanks Pietro, I figured it couldn’t be you.

Good to hear from you.

Thanks Pietro, I figured it couldn’t be you.

Good to hear from you.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Just so I’m clear on this. You’re not the Pietro who used to be on this board, but some other guy, right?

Just so I’m clear on this. You’re not the Pietro who used to be on this board, but some other guy, right?

Glad the family jewels are safe.

Glad the family jewels are safe.

There’s an argument (and I think it’s a good one) that movement chi gung is a very important component of any inner meditative practice. So I think it’s important to have some of it.

I don’t however think that it’s necessary to be rigid about following any particular system or sequence on Michael’s tapes.

My own personal view is you…[Read more]

There’s an argument (and I think it’s a good one) that movement chi gung is a very important component of any inner meditative practice. So I think it’s important to have some of it.

I don’t however think that it’s necessary to be rigid about following any particular system or sequence on Michael’s tapes.

My own personal view is you…[Read more]

I agree. Other things I crave after sex are ice cream (also cold and sweet) and a cold alchoholic drink.

I always think this is a response to overheating the organs (as these are all cooling foods). I assume, however, that if I was really a master at sexual kung fu, I’d be in balance at the end of a sex session, and NOT craving these…[Read more]

I agree. Other things I crave after sex are ice cream (also cold and sweet) and a cold alchoholic drink.

I always think this is a response to overheating the organs (as these are all cooling foods). I assume, however, that if I was really a master at sexual kung fu, I’d be in balance at the end of a sex session, and NOT craving these…[Read more]

And this relates to soy milk how exactly?

And this relates to soy milk how exactly?

Michael,

Thanks for the response. And I think I understand the distinction you’re making (hopefully with my heart mind!). I could argue some more about semantics but I won’t. What I’d rather do is understand with a concrete example without trying to label the experience.

PART I: I do some chi kung, ocean breathing, tai chi, the…[Read more]