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Not at all dear ZB, you have my most positive intentions. The fishing out of river experience is but participle of the lesson of Siddhartha, that being: sensuality deceives, Love reveals. Manifest in this lesson are smaller lessons...principle among them address energy exchange, compassion, ego and the role of the Tao in guiding one's self exclusive of society...again, Siddhartha found them...so may you.

As once did Siddhartha. May you also come to understand what he did.

Find the Tao after a long road, maybe find it beside the road. Probably both.

My dear, please know that there is no covariance between learning said and being wicked. Not all that so learn are wicked. Some choose to not be wicked. Some choose to refrain from harming their partner through said, rather, they choose to Nurture, Enrich and Empower their partner through their intimacy...they choose to be Kind.

Have 'em read Siddartha or better yet, Tibetan Book of the Dead...either one tends to put the value of one's Life in better focus for the foggy spiritual vision afflicted. Good Luck.

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Agree with Hundun. Until "feels like flying" gets correlated to something of spiritual evolutionary value then it must be considered as spiritual crack. Because it's obtained by means of opening one's wallet serves to further undermine it's spiritual value and suggests an exploitative origin. sean, please reconsider your thoughts of censorship of WYG.

We're all damaged. To what degree one can heal one's self is a metric of one's awareness of the Tao. Truly it is a case of "physician, heal thyself".

Interesting, this post makes no sense at all to me...to my knowledge I've understood and agreed with everything that L1 has posted heretofore...to the degree that I understand this one, I completely disagree with it. How does Hitler's kid find Love? Knowing Dad? I say no.

So eloquent are Ms. Meow's comments as to force further truthfulness from me...I would Love to father a child, but my ability to support a child was taken from me by my mother who robbed me of my education and my health while I was a child...I'll reserve the jaw dropping details for the book I will write. Through the Tao and illumination of my self I've overcome both (multiple graduate degrees and excellent health) and have become deeply aware on many subjects. But taking care of myself and finding Love with a desperately poor woman has rendered me unable to afford a child. Consider your self blessed if such is an option to you, for me it isn't and never has been. But understand that having a Life does not having a child require. What matters is having Love. In that I am rich. Be well upon your path...and having a Life you are. Peace friends.

Just get a Life. Including all the prerequisite constituent parts of it. If job, wife, child comprise that, then get 'em, if not, don't. But get that which does...word up, having a Life is why you were born. In my own experience, nurturing of another person and cultivation of our relationship are fundamental to my having a Life. Her being my wife wasn't important for 21 years until it became an economic advantage for her to be such due to my...uh, job. Guard too jealously that relationship do I to willingly make agents of distraction from it. And too adept at SKF am I to allow them to be made accidentally .

Useful suggest is...http://www.thetaobums.com/index.php?showtopic=2568&hl=semen+kung

Siddhartha.

Love charges the dynamo, the engine of spiritual evolution. You, the self, devoid of ego...the eternal self, when you choose to Love, charge your dynamo...and therefore evolve. Not all will understand. S'Okay. Women will.

Chris has chosen to not answer questions. Chose instead to attack the questioner. FYI.

Mistaken are you. About me...least of which.

Disappoint me do you Chris. Questions you answer not. Of my existence, knowledge do not suppose. Better answers suggest you provide. Also suggest leave out how much you think they're worth.

My tree will bear no fruit other than that which I share with others. By choice, very fertile, SKF. Audubon Society say more swallows = less storks. Sorry mat, infinite blessings upon your children...please carry on without me...

Chris, I ask reasonably answerable questions pertaining to your experience. You ask unreasonably answerable questions pertaining to all possible "subjective experiences"...well shucks, no can do, if you can, well, then by all means add that to my of questions for you, but in fairness please consider it an unreasonably answerable one as you should of for me. But I'll tell you what, you answer the reasonably answerable ones and I'll answer the unreasonably answerable ones...how can you pass up that deal? Suggest you start with the reasonably answerable question that I've most recently posed of you: what do you experience when you view your kunlun-r-us bank account? C'mon just answer...truthfully...do I have to dare you?

No and yes respectively. All correct answers are founded in truth. All experiential processes are a manifestation of all there is. Some kind souls orate their experiences. Less kind ones sell them. They lighten your wallet while offering "feels like flying" experiences...being unwilling to describe how or why you will (purportedly) experience said...nor what they will experience when viewing your money in their bank account. These may be persons to be circumspect about giving your money to.

Deepest thanks Spectrum.

Most intimately linked are they...lack of willingness to experience the truth by means of answering it suggests discomfort with the question, or truth.

All experience is the result of a particular neurochemical process. I agree with styrofoamdog, even the moderately inquisitive person would seek to understand the origin of such a purportedly profound experience as the "feels like flying" kunlun bliss. Can the promulgators of said be that incurious? Difficult to imagine that. What are the alternatives?...(reader to imagine)... No disrespect intended Chris, genuinely curious...what do you experience when you view your kunlun-r-us bank account?

With the respect due to joe and others whose points are well made, I've explained something which many others have not experienced, CCO, and have provided hypotheses for the neurochemical mechanics of their occurrence. The closest to similar that Chris or Max through Chris has provided is a statement of "it feels like flying" sans substantiation for how or why said feeling occurs. Until a more substantive offering is provided I think styrofoamdog has provided the most definitive description, "...Kunlun is magic..."