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Medical and Spiritual Qigong (Chi Kung)
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It occurs to me, again, that classic texts are never (or very nearly never) quoted on this board, and that conversation would be immeasurably enriched if that increased to “fairly frequent”. (In the spirit of mutually enriching conversation and inquiry, not as a method to pump up one’s own testicles & bust the other’s.)
Not suggesting that it has to be ‘all the time’, certainly unadorned personal experience is amongst the most.
Just that it’d be cool if, one out of six threads, or one out of ten threads, centered around inquiry into a classic text. I think it’d enrich the board, and enrich personal spectrum of inquiry.
I do quote the tao te ching quite often.
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