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What are the mechanics behind chanting?
Cobie replied to Takingcharge's topic in Buddhist Discussion
For me a mantra has to resonate in all my chakras. A sequence from above my head down to below the root chakra, and up again. It’s an elevator, going up and down. -
What are the mechanics behind chanting?
Cobie replied to Takingcharge's topic in Buddhist Discussion
Why stop there, why not go down to below the root chakra? -
Exactly. That’s the root of all problems, presuming to be on the outside what’s actually on the inside.
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Drikung Phowa Chenmo Practice – The Standing Blade of Grass
Cobie replied to Taoist Texts's topic in Buddhist Discussion
That’s been my experience. All systems are mental constructs that can be discarded when the goal has been reached. Sure, it takes grass (pot, weed) -
There never was a time that I did not have abdominal breathing. Also always, knock on wood, excellent health.
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Hi, welcome to the forum.
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Hi hankua. Welcome to the forum.
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Wang Mu - Foundations of Internal Alchemy - The Taoist Practice of Neidan
Cobie replied to Apech's topic in Daoist Discussion
Well I guess it's clear if you know about it. For those like me who don't, I Google-found this: Cyclical path for refining the Elixir, circulation of the internal breath through the 3 Fields. Repeatedly done. * Going upward and downward, East and West join in one body. Descent first. Through the 3 Cinnabar Fields in the front. Withdrawing the Yin response (tui yinfu). Ascent second. Through 3 Barriers in the back. Advancing the Yang Fire (jin yanghuo). Ascent is along the Control vessel, a channel running along the back of the body. "Mount Kunlun" is the top of the head. 3 Barriers, passes (guan), on the back: - behind the brain. Barrier of the Jade Pillow (yuzhen). To do slowly with "gentle fire" (wenhuo) & subtle intent (yi). - across from the heart. Barrier of the Pulley (Lulu), Spinal Handle (jiaji) is luminous - in the lowest section of the spine. Barrier of the Caudal Funnel (weilü). At the junction of Water and Fire. * Laying the foundations. One full cycle is called "clearing the Function and Control vessels" After the formation of the Medicine. Then it's called "Lesser Celestial Circuit". Suddenly a gentle movement begins, and the Divine Water spontaneously flows. https://www.goldenelixir.com/jindan/wm_three_barriers.html -
Some differences I saw between the Guodian and the Wang Bi have made me think there has been a deliberate tampering.
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Outside the Guodian, the site gave only 1 more sentence: <<老子河上公章句 - Heshanggong Laozi>> 始者道本也,吐氣布化,出於虛無,為天地本始也 @ChiDragon could you please translate this sentence for me?
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I started learning Chinese two years ago, my aim is to make my own translation of all the Tao Te Ching verses.
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Could you please post the sentence?
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I agree. But do you not use the other 50 chapters at all? I use the Guodian. But if the chapter is not in the Guodian, I use the Mawangdui. Could you please post the Laozi sentence that says so? And in which chapter is it? For this too, could you please post the Laozi sentence that says so? And in which chapter is it? Yes, I have the Henricks translation of the Guodian.
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Anybody Read "scientifically Guaranteed Male Multiple Orgasms"?
Cobie replied to Yoda's topic in General Discussion
I wouldn’t hold my breath for a reply from Wanderer, his last reply was in 2010! @Wanderer you should post more often, I currently seem to be the only one here with a very dim view on ‘masters’ (as they seem to be called here now). -
Didn’t know that word, I’d initially thought it was a typo. Looked it up now; yippee, good word. That’s me too.
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No worries Seems the beast has another number after all, 616. “Papyrus 115 (which is the oldest preserved manuscript of the Revelation as of 2017), as well as other ancient sources like Codex Ephraemi Rescriptus, give the number of the beast as … 616 … not 666 …” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_of_the_beast
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When he farts it smells like roses.
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Interesting. What is the sentence? In which chapter is it? In which chapter is this sentence?