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Direct Pointers to the Great Elixir: Oberfrank

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So that was the most clear instructions for alchemy training that I have discovered.

 

It corroborates my own research - to a tee. But also adds some more important details.

 

I just want to thank Elmar Oberfrank, of Germany, for this amazing text.

 

It truly is a gem.

 

I look forward to reading it again - but not now.

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14 hours ago, Jox said:

 

Are there more volumes? that is volume 6 ...

 

you're supposed to read the article in that volume - the article that is the title of this thread.

 

So I tracked this down on the interwebs for your convenience.

 

Normally the articles aren't online -

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23 hours ago, lifeforce said:

Excellent stuff, thanks for sharing.

 

Anybody notice how this book also reveals the secret of John Chang's training?

 

haha. See - I said the "John Chang" trigger word. Mo Pai?

 

Real alchemy is based on universal principles - and this book gives the details.

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On 05/07/2017 at 6:15 AM, voidisyinyang said:

http://qingjing.net/

 

So this is teacher's website - all Mandarin.

 

 

 

It has a Spanish, French and English version also, with Master Tian Cheng Yan biography: http://qingjing.net/English/bio.htm. There's a book available in Spanish written by Master Tian:

http://qingjing.net/English/know.htm

 

I'll get in touch with them to see if I can buy it.

 

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3 hours ago, KuroShiro said:

 

It has a Spanish, French and English version also, with Master Tian Cheng Yan biography: http://qingjing.net/English/bio.htm. There's a book available in Spanish written by Master Tian:

http://qingjing.net/English/know.htm

 

I'll get in touch with them to see if I can buy it.

 

 

if you can buy it let me know. My spanish was good enough to work for 2 years with non-English speakers. haha. I can then translate whatever words are new to me. By the way - I hacked the language up, but I don't mind when people hack up English. haha. It was when I told my Mexican coworkers to "habla mono" via hands with my Chinese coworkers that they got mad with shame. haha.

 

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