Wu Ming Jen

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  1. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    STOP IT peaches are in season!!!!!
  2. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Just because you can be square or round at will does not mean everyone can. Why do you set the bar so high?
  3. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Fair warning.... Kar3n if you mention your pie (I believe it was mentioned for discussion before) (I know you're watching).I will be done with this site and start a goodbye thread and never leave I will haunt you all as a ghost. Don't even play that I am too young either It will not work. Just kidding Please don't ban me for crossing the line (Unconditional love Wu) Wait this is the pit right?
  4. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Yea but Really! fresh local blueberries I can read between the lines my friend.There we go again smell, taste, texture, cooking, PIE. Everything I love. Have mercy.
  5. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    I hate you all.
  6. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Seriously people Why! Why! Why! do you have to keep mentioning pie,pie, pie. I have been trying so hard to keep my sword hand calm but I am going to lose it and things are going to get ugly. Let me give you a visual of ugly.... passed out being food wasted from eating pie after pie all things around me covered in pie. I have no self control around pie and you guys know it and have to keep bringing it up over and over and over again. For the love of God please stop..
  7. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Once you eat you are no longer hungry. You need to find starving people that are weak and hungry for power to attract them to your system that you are promoting. No teachers, no schools does not leave much on the plate for those hungry, it will not satisfy them. If you are satisfied why do you keep eating. Now if you wish to share some food with others make sure you have enough for yourself first. We are all just wondering what you had to eat that you are so excited about. As example if I told members about how great my system is and it is the best thing that ever existed believe me they would set me straight. The major mistake is telling someone what they practice is crap and mine is the best. Nei Dan is very personal We can not force a flower to bloom what works for one may not for other.
  8. Daoism and Buddhism's Differences

    I apologize in advance Kong Ming for temporary derailment but this for your tormentor. I would add but you seem to have everything under control. Tao as the ultimately real is the essence of Tao. Though the essence and the function of Tao cannot be really separated in Lao Tzu's thought, we shall treat them separately as much as possible. There are many descriptions of Tao in the Tao Te Ching. One important statement about the essence of Tao is found in chapter 32: "Tao is constant (ch'ang), nameless (wu-ming), and simple like an uncarved wood (p'u)." It is however necessary to have a general understanding of Lao Tzu's thought as a whole in order to get the full meaning of the statement. From the philosophical point of view, the most fundamental concept expressing the essence of Tao is undoubtedly that of wu, “ not having" or "non-being." In an important sense, it can be translated as "emptiness." In other words, Tao as the ultimately real is wu, nonbeing, not-having-anything, or empty. It is on this basis that the "constancy," "namelessness," and "simplicity" of Tao should be understood. Logically speaking, wu is the contradictory term of yu (being, having-something, or fullness). Apparently in recognition of the logical nature of these terms, Lao Tzu says in chapter 2, "Yu and wu produce each other."13 This means that when one has the conception of yu, there will be the conception of wu; and vice versa. They are conceptually relative to each other. For convenience we shall use the English terms "being" and "non-being" as the translations of yu and wu respectively. It is our next task to examine the meanings of the terms in Lao Tzu's philosophy
  9. simplify

    sea
  10. Goodbye

    Billions of people move everyday without me touching them.
  11. Goodbye

    再见 Safe travels May the one moon shine on the ten thousand bodies of water and illuminate your way.
  12. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Your awesome Karen. I will stop stoking the fire. Have a great day.
  13. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Was this thread closed for a minute, just wondering not that I am opposed.
  14. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    I have no idea what that means but is kind of poetic.
  15. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Now I want Pie did you really have to bring that up Brian? sorry I have a monkey mind.
  16. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    He is blocking let it loose dude!
  17. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    I think we could get a lot more base than this it is a good virtue.
  18. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Nice, slander to brighten the day welcome. nice cultivation techniques.
  19. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Exactly my medicine may be your poison.
  20. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    This is the worst forum ever.Everyone is so special and unique, all walks of life, many traditions. But I came to a realization that what ever one is doing is the best. If it is not the best something is wrong.
  21. Daoism and Buddhism's Differences

    Thats awesome!
  22. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    Just say it from your heart or the gut or the heels of your feet whatever works for you. Positive results of practice can not be refused. The world embraces talent..It is not about systems but effectiveness.
  23. Daoism and Buddhism's Differences

    Tao means both existence and non exsistance two sides of the coin.
  24. Long men pai nei gong and mo pai

    I love it ,that is a great visual.