Fajin

*I thought you didn’t want to continue discussing with me. What a surprise.

An advanced adept such as yourself, Bagua, should know what yuan means.

>>Does Yuan mean passive, no action, empty, or is it active like yin, what does it do?<<

*Yin is passive, yang is active.
Yin is empty, yang is full.

Yuan is between this and that. It…[Read more]

I thought you didn’t want to continue discussing with me. What a surprise.

An advanced adept such as yourself, Bagua, should know what yuan means.

>>Does Yuan mean passive, no action, empty, or is it active like yin, what does it do?<<

*Yin is passive, yang is active.
Yin is empty, yang is full.

Yuan is between this and that. It is…[Read more]

You refer to yuan as meaning neutral only. Yuan means original. Two came from one. It means original but is also neutral. Michael’s methods are very different from qigong society today. They use yuan to mean prenatal.

Ocean,

That is what Buddhists believe, that because of attachments, they continue to reincarnate.

I guess Buddhists attempt to stop reincarnation by attaining Buddhahood. I think that Buddhist cultivation aims at attaining Buddhahood, or enlightenment which allows one to be free of attachments. A Buddha is free from attachments and the…[Read more]

Ocean,

Dr. Jwing, Ming Yang also says that innate is another way to desrcibe the qi or jing we were born with, yes yuan jing and qi. Different nei dan schools so it is difficult to understand, I agree.

The main focus of Liang’s school seems to be working with the collection of the Earth and Heaven Spirits or Hun and Po and then combining…[Read more]

OK, Michael’s not perfect he makes mistakes. I agree that attachment is the cause of suffering in my limited knowledge of Buddhism. I think it was Alan Watts who said, “Non-attachment is man’s original foundation.” But anyways, that still doesn’t change much if Michael was wrong on the cause of suffering. Search for the inner message in his post.

Ocean (short form),

Good question. Since this regards to Liang’s explanation, I will bring in more of his explanations of light and spirit. He says:

“Light or aura is an expression of qi in higher vibration. Qi is the foundation of life, and light is the foundation of the spirit. Qi is still within the three dimensional space where the…[Read more]

He is a very well acccomplished Master. I didn’t know that Alve Olsen was his student. That’s inetersting. He knows alot about Tantric Buddhism and many Emei methods of emitting qi and using it for healing.

Singing Ocean,

Maybe I can clear things up.

>>He says the “original spirit” is the result of the “spiritual luminance” (what is that?), and the innate (“yuan”?) jing and qi, then how does it have immense wisdom from past lifetimes, if it manifests at birth?<>”Original spirit is light with five colors”; is it then the pure virtue qualities or…[Read more]

Hi Singing Ocean,

Let me put in my peice on it. You studied with Shou-Yu Liang, so here is what he says that I have taken from his book, “Qigong Empowerment”. Just to say, he know high level Daoist cultivation methods like Gathering the Spirit method and Golden Light Method.

“Daoism believes the human spirit consists of two components,…[Read more]

Hello Bagua,

You don’t have to continue with me anymore, it’s your choice, but please here what I have to offer.

>>Dao is part of Wu Ji, there are inseparable. Yin-Yang are not two, they are one. Yin/Yang/Yuan are not three, they are one.<>Can you tell me a taoist text that teaches the creator is separate from humans?<>Sorry fajin this can…[Read more]

My definition: The Tao is the way of nature.

We must study how NATURE expresses itself and manifests itself in reality, and we must do the same in our bodies to learn our NATURE.

Bagua,

You have me very confused. Let me clear it up.

I know that we are one with Dao, but you imply we are one with Wu Ji, the creator. Singing Ocean is right, it is quite difficult to understand you sometimes Bagua. One moment you say one thing, the next moment you change it. Not trying to be offensive with that statement, but it is true.…[Read more]

Thanks Poo Head,

I almost forgot to mention that importance of breathing in curing masturbation addiction.

Jonathon,

Look at a diagram of the body’s lower diaphragms – the pelvic diaphragm and urogenital diaphragm. This is the key to curing ANY and I mean ANY problems related to down there. Even scientists are saying that incorporating…[Read more]

Michael,

Are you saying that immortality is brought about through the yin-yang tension of souls. That soul completion IS immortality? I thought you would comment on the Daoist cultivation of golden elixer too. Like what is the purpose of the immortal child and more. I understand that through resolving the ego by harmonizing the five shen and…[Read more]

Hello Bagua,

It is nice to hear your personal theory based on your Chan experience again.

>>Well my understanding is out of Wu Ji comes Dao, in only Wu Ji there is no way to speak of, no form to label, no words at all.<>Well for me Wu Ji creates all this, the Dao is all this working, it is the matrix for it all, in all its forms and patterns…[Read more]

Hello Michael,

I just wanted to say that I have alot of trust in you and I agree with 98% of what you say. This is the reason why I came to the Healing Dao in the first place. About women…

>>(round 7, coming soon to a theatre near you).<>But if your father hadn’t pursued it, what would you be cultivating?<<

*If we are speaking in…[Read more]

Bagua,

It seems as though this is a continuation of round 7, I will continue with your post.

You are correct in saying that we cannot comprehend the Dao and why it chose to manifest itself as Wu Ji which eventually gave rise to all things. If we look at Wu Ji as creating the potentiality of the universe, then we know the intent of Dao or God…[Read more]

>>If you follow the Dao and you say something that makes or brakes the success of Daoist practices, does it mean everyone should take it as truth? 100% trust in what your teacher says is good, though.<<

*If you follow the Dao, it means that your practices are also in retrospect with Dao, otherwise you are not following the Dao. The main…[Read more]