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Did the U.S. really go to the moon in 1969?
Taoist Texts replied to futuredaze's topic in The Rabbit Hole
People tend to believe it, and the establishment brainwashes ppl into believing it, but this does not sound right at all. Unless by countless, the establishment means 'an unknown number if at all'. -
Did the U.S. really go to the moon in 1969?
Taoist Texts replied to futuredaze's topic in The Rabbit Hole
Metal Melting Point (oC) (oF) Admiralty Brass 900 - 940 1650 - 1720 Aluminum 660 1220 Aluminum Alloy 463 - 671 865 - 1240 Aluminum Bronze 1027 - 1038 1881 - 1900 https://www.onlinemetals.com/meltpt.cfm -
wò 楃 instead of pu 樸 in the Mawangdui "A" text
Taoist Texts replied to Bindi's topic in Daoist Discussion
yes, defo it could. But I have not researched this issue in any depth. -
wò 楃 instead of pu 樸 in the Mawangdui "A" text
Taoist Texts replied to Bindi's topic in Daoist Discussion
yes thats the idea in received DDJ. I am not sure about the Mawangdui versions. Search for "樸" [Condition = Ignore case, Substring] 素 Adj. (2) Simple, unadorned: 樸素 (person) simple, without ostentation of any kind; Words 15. 素朴 [su4pu2], adj., simple, unadorned (also wr. 素樸). 古 Words 15. 古樸 [gu2pu3], adj., (of manners) simple and plain, uncontaminated by modern fads. 朴 119B15 10B.22-2/75 ㄆㄨˊ [pu2] (also ㄆㄛˋ [po4]). [Var. of 樸 10B.81] 樸 139A25 10b.81-2/75 ㄆㄨˊ [pu2]. N. (1) Uncarved wood, symbolic of original nature of man (Taoist). (2) (Bot.) Aphananthe aspera, a plant whose dried leaves are used for polishing metal, woodwork. Adj. Simple, unadorned, honest: 民風淳樸,樸厚 the people are simple and honest, unspoiled; 樸 simple (living, furniture); 撲素 [pu2su4]1↓. 撲 Words 3. 樸質 [pu2zhi2], adj., unadorned, unsophisticated. 4. 樸馬 [pu2ma3], n., (AC) unbroken horse. 5. 樸實 [pu2shi0], adj., simple, direct honest: 樸樸實實(兒) adv., directly, in simple, direct way. 6. 樸學 [pu2xUe2], n., name of scholastic tendency (Manchu Dyn.) devoted to philological research and spurning speculative philosophy. 7. 樸素 [pu2su4]1, adj., (of dress, customs, way of living) simple. 8. 樸樕 [pu2su4]2, n., (AC) brush, underwood. 9. 樸野 [pu2ye3], adj., uncouth. -
wò 楃 instead of pu 樸 in the Mawangdui "A" text
Taoist Texts replied to Bindi's topic in Daoist Discussion
yes Interesting ,even more so because 朴 just means 'simple'. Translating it as an uncarved wood or whatever is a speculation. -
wò 楃 instead of pu 樸 in the Mawangdui "A" text
Taoist Texts replied to Bindi's topic in Daoist Discussion
I could not find any wu 屋 in A. As to wò 楃 it occurs 4 times https://ctext.org/pre-qin-and-han/ens?searchu=楃 there. with an unclear meaning, not obviously the same as pu 樸 -
Article - "In Search of the True Dao"
Taoist Texts replied to Aetherous's topic in General Discussion
hehehe, this is a good one, cracks me up every time -
Neidan ( all experiences and opinions wanted)
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This misattribution probably gained currency from https://zh.wikisource.org/zh-hans/玄膚論 by a fairly famous neidanist Lu Xixing - FYSK: Daoist Culture Centre - DatabaseAug 28, 2009 - Lu Xixing( Lu Xixing ), who lived in the Ming Dynasty, was from Xinghua, in Yangzhou (in today's Jiangsu province),
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Neidan ( all experiences and opinions wanted)
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A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
But its only because they do not think happy thoughts -
A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
not at all. I do neidan/alchemy, also play some taiji. -
A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
I would second this author, also Mantack Chia. https://www.amazon.com/Special-Taoist-Taiji-Stick-Qigong/dp/B0019TPE34 -
A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
This one is a good question. Because one would think they made up a term to designate a bunch of pre-existing genuine practices, right? Unfortunately not). The hysterical reality is that they also made up a whole plethora of fake crap and called that nei-gong. The term sounds kinda-sorta genuine and the practices also sort of look real. Rather amusingly, they both are a sham. -
A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
I donno;). for starters i would recommend take a moment and think about this factoid from the chinese wiki In other words, NeiGong is modern fantasy, hence my question on the end goal of reading: health , spiritual, martial, cultural? -
A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
depends on what your goals are. Can you define those? -
Chinese Taoist Cognitive Psychotherapy: A Culturally Appropriate Form of Therapy
Taoist Texts replied to Mig's topic in Daoist Discussion
返樸 is from heshangong DDJ https://ctext.org/pre-qin-and-han/ens?searchu=返朴 and so on, not exactly from DDJ but kind of...the author mixed and matched and paraphrased as he saw fit, and then claimed all of it is from DDJ, happens all the time in the new-age market. -
i am saying that whoever equates DT rotation with cooking, well, he undoubtedly knows cooking
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It is famous yes. But waist is a codeword for DT rotation.
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yes Ah, so young, so young... No, its precisely unlike any other. Any other is not secret. Internal martial arts are secret. Without knowing the secret even a lifelong practice will be just a lifelong delusion.
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your best bet would be this and other vids by CXW this is closest anyone who is a real deal comes to explaining DT rotation. But unless someone really knowledgeable explains it to you personally, you would never get it. Not from books, not from vids, not from teachers. The reasons are explained here
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A Comprehensive Guide to Daoist Nei Gong
Taoist Texts replied to Chang's topic in Systems and Teachers of
Absolutely. His books are garbage. -
Chinese Taoist Cognitive Psychotherapy: A Culturally Appropriate Form of Therapy
Taoist Texts replied to Mig's topic in Daoist Discussion
the article says that all of them are from DDJ -
Thanks, was always curious about it. So its not really a breathing?