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really

oh dear don't say that, try saying IDHK (four-letter word).

That’s a good message.

Still waiting …

@ChiDragon Yes, or could be because I’m not in the USA. Anyway, as I don’t have the picture, could you tell me what your picture is about? What is the message of the picture?

@ChiDragon it still doesn’t show here. What does it show on the picture?

@dwai true, for me it’s not required. But I do have a lot of respect for the “mitochondrial respiration” person.

I do like that a lot. But in my case that’s because I have no interest in (most) other people.

Now I think I fully understand what you are talking about. Yes, I experience that.

@ChiDragon the picture in your signature, all I see is

@Nungali I thought you had your coloured contactlenzes in.

Ahem, what’s good for the goose is good for the gander, go have a wash dear.

(joke alert) Well if you’re going to be rational about it, then where’s the fun in that; spoilsport.

IMAO

Hi Luharj. Welcome to the forum. Enjoy.

Hi AxelFast. Sounds like you found the right forum. Welcome.

A life-changer was the book I used to learn to read.

the mind moves, freely Can defy my “sinks” body Old me jumps with joy

And now something totally unrelated, , 挑毛病 came to mind. https://www.linguee.com/chinese-english/translation/挑毛病.html

Dutch. The video still didn’t explain it for me, but the pm did.

It’s very different of course, but It brought 太一生水 to my mind.

Exactly, that’s what I always thought too.

It’s been a lifelong struggle to discern what’s on the outside and what’s on the inside regards my experiencing of qi (first experience at about 4 years old). (Sorry, still not watched the video)

Imo: the physical qi is part of the visible Tao (DDJ Ch 1); whilst the spiritual qi is part of the invisible Tao.