Daoyuan

Very good!
Only the sage really understands the sage. It really needs courage to say I understand DDJ clearly. Sometime we think that we know everything, it is just because we know nothing.

Perhaps here is just another version of the story 🙂
The History of Dao Cultivation
By Li Jiong
The origin of Dao Cultivation started from Lao Zi. Lao Zi was active in Zhou dynasty (about B.C. 11th century – B.C. 3rd century), his surname is Li, and his first name is er, another name is Boyang. He was born with a hoary head, so people call…[Read more]

It seems there are a few chapters are on auction separately now.
Chapter 2 which introduces the primary methods of Dao cultivation;
Chapter 3 which introduces how to make up your Jing, Qi and Shen;
Chapter 4 which introduces how to protect yourself to avoid disaster.

Oh, sorry for my bad expression, I do not suggest you are a beginner, I just take me as a beginner since I still try to learn something, and so I still keep physically active seriously.
Anyway, may you have a good time in China!

Dao is formless, if say Dao cultivation is just sitting cross legged, that will be ridiculous. Furthermore, Dao follows nature, sitting cross legged forcedly will be harmful obviously. To the beginners, it is recommended to do some simple Gongfu training first, when he has accumulated enough Jing, Qi and experience, and also has a profound…[Read more]

Thank you for your response, but I didn’t see you there.
Yet there are only two chapters available, but I found these two sections very enlightening, they have revealed a lot of profound information already. Originally, Hang Yuanji wrote this just for his students, and it explains a lot, there is so much information in the commentary about how to…[Read more]

There is a chapter of The Real Meaning of Dao De Jing (Tao Te Ching) is just available at http://www.yiquando.com/Dao.html, the comments are very detailed and practical, perhaps you will have a further understanding on Dao De Jing by reading that.