[daoman]

Hi there,

You wrote:
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The reason I continue to write things here is because there was an original tradition that is worth something…

Maybe you should explain to “Rideforever” all your falling outs, disasters,
lost causes, enemies, etc..
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Would you care to spell out *in an objective and dispassionate manner* what are you talking about ?

[daoman]

[daoman]

Keep us posted when you are into it !
Thanks 🙂

[daoman]

[daoman]

Hi Steven,

Is it safe to practice IS1 as taught by M.Chia in the book/dvd sold on the UT website or is there some modification to do?

Thanks

[daoman]

Thank you for this very interesting answer, Michael!
You clearly state what is the ID of the Daoist path: Working on integrating all levels of the individual being into the Dao. I wish I was an english native speaker.I would participate more. But perhaps in that matter (forums),less is more 🙂
I also take the opportunity to thank Steven for his contributions, always helpful.
Be well everyone!

[daoman]

Actually, it looks like even the Buddha went through all his past lives. Surely, past lives are not exactly ancestors, but in Buddhism they say that all living beings have been in some way or another our ancestors.

The thing is either enlightenment is reached after you have corrected, recognized, embraced your biological/emotional/deep psychological patterns either this is a work you’ll have to do AFTER you got your sudden enlightenment, otherwise you will end up like all these awakened neo-advaitan californian or english salesmen who claim instant englightenment, instant liberation and still act like jerks in their daily lives or have insane bodies.

After spending years searching in various spiritual schools, I really thinks that there is no free lunch in spiritual matters and that one has to pay the full price for that-which means digging up into all layers of one’s being : from physical up to the finer part of it.

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