Cobie

Welcome to the forum.

look around, take stock neem een stok en sla jezelf, ik de zenmeester.

Revisiting Busted. Couldn’t resist posting this but just joking, I (mostly) appreciate your posts.

(Whatever the case re existing may be) people with siddhis but without morality, are best avoided.

As Bindi’s post (the quote) says: “… make the body a healthy vehicle, the breath a balanced channel of energy, and the mind an intellectually and emotionally stable conduit for the experience. This involves diet, exercise, and cleansing practices, including systematic introspection and the various breathing practices.“ My advice would be start strengthening yourself. FP might be suitable, check out this thread or ask @Pak_Satrio

Because, siddhis don’t exist. They are fairy tales.

No, not at all; the con artists don’t have “kundalini or siddhis” either. What makes you an honest person is that you do not pretend to have “kundalini or siddhis”.

That’s because you are an honest person. They are faking it, they are con artists.

Sorry to bring it to you, but your “magician friend” is not a friend to you. He is a common abuser trying it on. My advice, drop this con artist. Kick him out of your life. Now.

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Hi Sifu Terry, Thank you very much for your reply, it’s much appreciated.

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Hi pyin. Welcome to the forum. Stay safe! A Taoist knows to keep his mouth shut when necessary. I hope the forum will provide you with some sense of community.

Hi Ira. Welcome to the forum.

Delete and forget about it.

Say Never.

The quoted post in a spoiler, I like that very much. Thank you.

Kroll (pg 185, 2. b.) 無極 wu2 ji2- infinite, immeasurable; paramount.

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@steve thanks for explaining how you thought about it.

反 - ‘to return’ , imo means ‘reincarnation’. Stefan Kappstein (Shen Shu, p449 Dutch copy), “the Chinese culture from its inception believed in the cyclical return of the soul in a new body.”

To ‘go forth’ refers to when a layperson leaves home to live the life of a Buddhist renunciate among a community of fully ordained monks. ( Google)

“… according to feminine logic of life, from nothing all beings come.” (Ellen M. Chen (page 93 In Praise of Nothing)

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