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Moderation Note: Sorry guys but no politics on DaoBums. Last three posts hidden by me. Happy Christmas.
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Feliz natal todos.
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What is the breathing method, can you describe it?
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Yes please do.
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As an incomplete saint I help grandmothers halfway across the street. Not perfect but working on it.
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Is there any chance you could outline your basic ideas about how to do Neidan. For instance what is the Dan in your opinion.
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ok If you are a spectator of a virtual concept, which has no physical proof, trying to understand the principle of something you don’t believe in, then why did you start a thread called the practice of neidan? Can you explain this because I am lost at this point.
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This is exactly the point.
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So a 'vital force' and a 'driving force' is not an energy? Hmm. Energy just means the capacity to do work ... or to effect change in some way. So anything which is a vital force must be by definition an energy. Not trying to be picky here as although I accept that the term energy in these contexts has been used in a sloppy way, it does have an exact meaning. Also is it not true that terms which are used elsewhere in certain ways are used in Neidan spcifically as technical terms which may be different to the general meaning of something. I think this needs to be remembered.
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The Powerful Curse of Jacques de Molay, the Last Grand Master of Templars
Apech replied to Sanity Check's topic in General Discussion
This is ep 1 of the series from 1972: -
The Powerful Curse of Jacques de Molay, the Last Grand Master of Templars
Apech replied to Sanity Check's topic in General Discussion
Well I may have misremembered it cos I watched it in the 70’s. The presenters name was Henry Lincoln and he co-authored “the holy blood and the holy grail’ or some such which was a best seller back in the day. -
The Powerful Curse of Jacques de Molay, the Last Grand Master of Templars
Apech replied to Sanity Check's topic in General Discussion
I was just recalling an old TV series called the Blood and the Grail where the presenter referred to king Dagobert as the hairy kings. It has always stuck in my mind - the series ‘inspired’ Dan Browns Da Vinci Code (in other words he ripped it off from them). -
The Powerful Curse of Jacques de Molay, the Last Grand Master of Templars
Apech replied to Sanity Check's topic in General Discussion
The hairy kings who carried the blood line of Christ! -
The Powerful Curse of Jacques de Molay, the Last Grand Master of Templars
Apech replied to Sanity Check's topic in General Discussion
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and so?
