Yo, wachado?

[Protector]

This is a thread where I ask everyone what system they are using to do stuff.

I think there once was a thread like this a long time ago but now I'm curious about this because it seems like some systems are a lot more popular then others and almost have monopoly while I have this obscure one that no one knows about.

 

So yeah, roll call, Dong Han here(or at least most of it)

[i am]

I guess I don't really have a system...

 

I use Master Lam's "The Way of Energy" book for my zhan zhuang and 8 strands brocade. I get most of my spiritual enlightenment ideas from Ram Dass' "Be Here Now".

 

I'm finally getting through to the practice part of Dr. Yang's "Embryonic Breathing" Qigong book.

[idiot_stimpy]

Mahamudra

[h.uriahr]

Temple Style Tao Gong + Tenaga Dalam

[GreytoWhite]

Just the kung fu basics.

[Vanir Thunder Dojo Tan]

Occam's razor applied to Schrondinger's cat? I dunno, just stuff.

[MooNiNite]

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[Protector]

hmmmmmmm I had a small impression that stillness movement was kinda popular, but I guess no one is doing it but buys it anyway

[i am]

No, they're all just not responding to your thread

[GrandmasterP]

8 Strands of Silk Brocade QiGong standing form.

Old Southcottian Mediumship.

[MooNiNite]

OOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[ShenLung]

A little bit of everything; a whole lot of nothing - mainly just being, and being aware of the experience.

[joeblast]

system?

 

*scratches head*

 

human?

[oildrops]

I would have guessed Horse stance + Pony cartoons. What's Dong Han?

 

My system is mostly higher education right now, unfortunately. I get a few stretches and moments of breath awareness in.

[Green Tiger]

hmmmmmmm I had a small impression that stillness movement was kinda popular, but I guess no one is doing it but buys it anyway

 

I practice the Stillness and the Movement. I've found it to be pretty spectacular, and I've only been at it 9 months.

 

I also practice Yang Style Tai Chi, Xing Yi, and the associated neigong standing meditation postures.

 

And ashtanga yoga, if you're interested in that sort of thing.

 

And blues guitar, although I haven't been practicing that much lately.

[GrandmasterP]

I empathise fully.

Higher Education does tend to eat into one's cultivation time.

I've been at it these 35 years past and never yet acquired the taste..

[spiraltao]

Baguazhang and some chi kung. Also Zhan Zhuang.

 

I dabble in the hsing yi, as I like to apply the elements in the baguazhang.

 

Ting Sha Bell Meditation is important as well.

 

...and a couple of Kundalini practices.

[raimonio]

Stillness-Movement