ChiDragon

Is 'UniChi' means the universal Chi......???

Your current teachers are the best teachers in the world. You are your own master along the path of Nature. Nature had given you the ability to learn to cope with everything on your path and you're doing fine with that. A master can only give you the fundamentals, the rest is up to yourself. You can always learn the fundamentals from elsewhere such as talking to someone that has knowledge of or read a good book. You do not need someone to stay by your side and tell you what to do next. Enlightenment is based on the wisdom of each individual by intuition or grokking. Anyone can enlighten you with knowledge but no one can help you to attain enlightenment but your own self.

1. You have not mentioned the environment in a/c in your OP. I wasn't aware of it. 2. You are correct. The most concerned about the dan tian, by the Chinese Taoist Chi Kung practitioners, was the belly area. Especially around the navel area. Sometimes, they referred to it as the acupoint QiHai(CV6). In TCM, the lower dan tian was referred as the whole region around the belly below the navel. However, when they talked about the internal organs, they divided the body into three sections and referred them as the upper, middle and lower dan tian. That will make it easier for them to locate the organs by the different regions in their description.

It won't harm you in any way......

It doesn't matter how much attention one gives it; and one will not get horny. It is the initiation to reactivate it again; then, one will be very horny.

Never mind.......You know who he is......

But nobody was enlightened....

I had met the guy in your avatar. Do you know who he is.....???

What you have described is similar to what I had read in the Chinese Taoist description. It is the highest realm that one can be achieved in Chi Kung meditation. Congratulations........

1. All your energy were used to perform the internal and external functions of the body. There was no energy stored in the dan tian at any time. It was only a matter of expression, by the Chinese Taoist, saying how deep the breath went down when you breathe. Thus it was really a matter of how fast can your body reproduce the energy. 2. It was only a sensation the one felt when the breath went down deep in that area which called dan tian. 3. It is because you are accustomed to the feeling; therefore, you may not feel it all the time but it may be there. 4. No comment. Note: The jing-transmuted yang energy was referring to as the "prenatal jing". It is the foods that you eat and the air that you breathe.

I do understand Cantonese/Mandarin part but 墨子 -> 墨派 is not a martial art.

Thanks, More_Pie_Guy I've finally found something that is close. It is 武德派(Mo Duk Pai) or 武派(Mo Pai) for short. But I not sure it is the same as the given name for John Chang's practice.

FYI.... Dan Tian(丹田) is just a descriptive location of a human body. It has no functional relationship to any body part at all.

Does any body know what are the Chinese characters for 'Mo Pai'....???

The problem, here, was the won't let go of the holding/grasping by not listening to someone telling you. I did give my reasons but it was gone with wind and passed by your ears.

To keep yourself in balance with the Yin and Yang consept.

oodjee.... Welcome aboard to the TTB. I am convinced that you have learned the purest philosophy of a guru and an enlightened wise one. We need more members like you to engage in our conversations for enlightenment. BTW You have my highest regard too.....

Here are the true Chinese Taoists. They had labeled themselves as a Taoist by their attires. A Young Martial Arts Taoist A Elder Taoist with a fan in his hand

As I had told you from the beginning, you have never learned the Chinese the correct way. Please don't learn your Chinese from her....!!! 盈 means FULL. Period. It is not "to make it full". Only a fool would "that which is constantly being filled" to spill to fit the definition that you want. Now, come on. Where is your sense of logic....???

I see where the misunderstanding was coming from. "Overflow" was a big mistake in the original translation. This character was never meant to be "overflow" in the past nor in the present. PS.... This will be my last response to any of your translations.

Full is full; Overflow is overflow. When it was full may not be overflow. However, when it was too full then it may be overflow. This is not an argument here. It is only a manner of who was reading the text. It makes a lot of difference between a Chinese and a non-Chinese that read the Chinese text. I think you did ask me how to read Classic Chinese once before. I thought you have some faith in me. PS... Let's not play copy cats here to learn somebody else's mistakes. Please read my signature.

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What a wild assumption that was.....??? Let's put it this way, if the people don't know it or don't practice it may not be getting such idea. BTW Somebody in the thread has no problem with that.

It is obvious that the culprit was the drinking on the weekends.