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Good Day every one! Special to you Aaron (beggarsu)!
I have read the book A Complete Guide to Chi-Gung by Daniel Reid !
And I found some interesting facts, that I don't found in other books!
To example that:
There are some Clinic in china: Wahzhan Zhineng Chigong Clinic uses not drogs, herbs, diets, surgery etc, one offers only a kind of medicine: Chi!
And that, since the yellow emperor there have been genuine Taoist adepts who kept the true traditions of Huang Lao alive ( Aaron well you have right when you said before to me that Chi Kung was practiced before Lü Dongbin) and continued to develop chi gung and others natural health and longevity techniques, like Dao Yin etc!
Wei Po-Yang wrote one of the most important texts on Taoism alchemy ever produced: Tsan Tung Chi ( the union of the triplex equation)
Ko Hung wrote Pao Pu Tze ( He who embraces the uncarved block) Still regarded as one of the most influential texts in the development of Chi Kung practiced and the first book to clearly explain that immortality of the physical body could not really be achieved but that the ultimate, goal of practice´was spiritual immortality, which could only be achieved by ultimately abandoning the corporeal body! - So once again Aaron my friend: Your Master's favorite and as far as your single favorite: Ko Hung's inner chapters to The Sage Who Embraces Simplicity, as it has grown a lot on me from my teacher's admiration! Well thats a perfect choice because it seems to be the book mentioned above Ko Hung wrote Pao Pu Tze ( He who embraces the uncarved block)!?
And Aaron you have choice very wise when you said that:Secret of Youth is one of your favorite Chi Gung books!
Because in this book of Daniel Reid he said that these 2 classics texts : Yi Chin Ching " Tendon Changing Classic" and Hsi Sui Chin " Marrow Cleansing Classic" are probably the most influential written texts in the entire history of Chi Kung!
Daniel Reid explain the 10 celestial steme and 12 earthly branches that which energies of the 10 planets and earthly energies in nature goes inside the human body through meridians etc, and that in every hours and months are associated to internal organs!
And that pivotal of peak of energy are in the summer and winter solstices ( which are the longest and shortest days of the year) and the spring and autumn equinoxes ( when the earth equator come closest to the sun making day/night exactly equal length, full moon and new moon are also favorites times to meditated prolonged periods!
And that: Eclipses of the moon and sun and when a comet are sweeping through the sky are extremely inappropriate time to practice Chi Gung!
And in the planet there are few power spots that produced remarkably powerful effects, to example Mountain are good but some ones are more powerful due to their specific location relative to the sun, moon, planets, stars and various constellations, and these are the few power spots, they are to example the 5 sacred Mountain in china Omei Shan, Wu Tai Shan, Tai Shan, Hua Shan and Chun Shan - these are called the Dragons Veins that run through those hallowed peaks anothers power spots are Mount Shasta in California ( Well I hope Sifu Stier and others Friends of mine of this forum and that live in USA visit this Mountain some day!) and other power spots are Red Rock Mountain in Central Australia, Mount Ararat in Iraq and some peaks in the Himalayas!
I learned too from Daniel Reid book that the are 6 ways of spelling breath by the syllables: shü, he, hoo, sss, shway and chee. And that Chi can be working whit light, color, aroma and sexual energy!
That one should avoid extremes weathers or natural disasters and even avoid talking during and immediately after practicing Chi Kung, some times when you practiced wrong you can faint, and if you heat your head to a hard object you can be kill" any way I don't read any kind of training of Chi Kung that can kill a person"! Do any one know?!
I read too that the have been Yogis through Himalayas that have a 200 day fast Chi Gung training!
And that according to Hindu, Buddhism and Taoism the fundamental state of the universe as well of every being in every dimension of existence has three esential natural qualities: Empty - Luminous and Energy !
I read too that the fifth Dalai Lama said if people practiced spiritual work with as much energy and enthusiasm as they devote to sexual pursuits, every one would become a fully enlightened Buddha in this very lifetime!
And I read too in this book that, Energy is the most precious commodity and Chi Gung shows us how to manage our personal energy while also yielding spiritual devidends, or like the Tao Te Chin said: Draw on it as you will, it never runs dry!
I finish the comments of this book for now whit the words in the book of Lü Dongbin - the mind is primordially pure and calm completely free and infinitely
vast!
Have a nice day every one and thanks for reading, if you have any comments or questions about this book - you are welcome!
Bye
I have read the book A Complete Guide to Chi-Gung by Daniel Reid !
And I found some interesting facts, that I don't found in other books!
To example that:
There are some Clinic in china: Wahzhan Zhineng Chigong Clinic uses not drogs, herbs, diets, surgery etc, one offers only a kind of medicine: Chi!
And that, since the yellow emperor there have been genuine Taoist adepts who kept the true traditions of Huang Lao alive ( Aaron well you have right when you said before to me that Chi Kung was practiced before Lü Dongbin) and continued to develop chi gung and others natural health and longevity techniques, like Dao Yin etc!
Wei Po-Yang wrote one of the most important texts on Taoism alchemy ever produced: Tsan Tung Chi ( the union of the triplex equation)
Ko Hung wrote Pao Pu Tze ( He who embraces the uncarved block) Still regarded as one of the most influential texts in the development of Chi Kung practiced and the first book to clearly explain that immortality of the physical body could not really be achieved but that the ultimate, goal of practice´was spiritual immortality, which could only be achieved by ultimately abandoning the corporeal body! - So once again Aaron my friend: Your Master's favorite and as far as your single favorite: Ko Hung's inner chapters to The Sage Who Embraces Simplicity, as it has grown a lot on me from my teacher's admiration! Well thats a perfect choice because it seems to be the book mentioned above Ko Hung wrote Pao Pu Tze ( He who embraces the uncarved block)!?
And Aaron you have choice very wise when you said that:Secret of Youth is one of your favorite Chi Gung books!
Because in this book of Daniel Reid he said that these 2 classics texts : Yi Chin Ching " Tendon Changing Classic" and Hsi Sui Chin " Marrow Cleansing Classic" are probably the most influential written texts in the entire history of Chi Kung!
Daniel Reid explain the 10 celestial steme and 12 earthly branches that which energies of the 10 planets and earthly energies in nature goes inside the human body through meridians etc, and that in every hours and months are associated to internal organs!
And that pivotal of peak of energy are in the summer and winter solstices ( which are the longest and shortest days of the year) and the spring and autumn equinoxes ( when the earth equator come closest to the sun making day/night exactly equal length, full moon and new moon are also favorites times to meditated prolonged periods!
And that: Eclipses of the moon and sun and when a comet are sweeping through the sky are extremely inappropriate time to practice Chi Gung!
And in the planet there are few power spots that produced remarkably powerful effects, to example Mountain are good but some ones are more powerful due to their specific location relative to the sun, moon, planets, stars and various constellations, and these are the few power spots, they are to example the 5 sacred Mountain in china Omei Shan, Wu Tai Shan, Tai Shan, Hua Shan and Chun Shan - these are called the Dragons Veins that run through those hallowed peaks anothers power spots are Mount Shasta in California ( Well I hope Sifu Stier and others Friends of mine of this forum and that live in USA visit this Mountain some day!) and other power spots are Red Rock Mountain in Central Australia, Mount Ararat in Iraq and some peaks in the Himalayas!
I learned too from Daniel Reid book that the are 6 ways of spelling breath by the syllables: shü, he, hoo, sss, shway and chee. And that Chi can be working whit light, color, aroma and sexual energy!
That one should avoid extremes weathers or natural disasters and even avoid talking during and immediately after practicing Chi Kung, some times when you practiced wrong you can faint, and if you heat your head to a hard object you can be kill" any way I don't read any kind of training of Chi Kung that can kill a person"! Do any one know?!
I read too that the have been Yogis through Himalayas that have a 200 day fast Chi Gung training!
And that according to Hindu, Buddhism and Taoism the fundamental state of the universe as well of every being in every dimension of existence has three esential natural qualities: Empty - Luminous and Energy !
I read too that the fifth Dalai Lama said if people practiced spiritual work with as much energy and enthusiasm as they devote to sexual pursuits, every one would become a fully enlightened Buddha in this very lifetime!
And I read too in this book that, Energy is the most precious commodity and Chi Gung shows us how to manage our personal energy while also yielding spiritual devidends, or like the Tao Te Chin said: Draw on it as you will, it never runs dry!
I finish the comments of this book for now whit the words in the book of Lü Dongbin - the mind is primordially pure and calm completely free and infinitely
vast!
Have a nice day every one and thanks for reading, if you have any comments or questions about this book - you are welcome!
Bye
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