Mak_Tin_Si Posted December 23, 2008 (edited) As requested from the moderator of TaoBum, I have moved to this forum : http://www.daoismworld.com right now. So if you want to talk to me or ask me anything about Taoism, please feel free to go over to this forum and enjoy the new forum. New members for discussion are also welcomed. http://www.daoismworld.com Mak Tin Si Edited January 8, 2009 by Mak_Tin_Si Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dao zhen Posted December 23, 2008 I am sorry to ask. I really get confused by the Cantonese language. Asume this is "FA" in Mandarian. As in the master gave me a "Gong Fa"... Is this term FA in Mandarian? Thank you for your lessons..... I also think this is also termed Yang Qi or Primeval Qi....... It is the closest Energy to Tao........ The first thing to come from Tao...... Far away from Earth Qi or Sky Qi....... Correct? Thank you very much for your lessons........ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mak_Tin_Si Posted December 23, 2008 Yes, FA 法. = FAAT. 降法 GONG FA means giving you FA from a source. Sometimes heaven, sometimes altar and sometimes from the master. The FA 法 can sometimes be expressed as the qi you talked about but it is really not all of it. There is a difference betwen primeval-qi and FA. hard to express but you will experience it when you learn in the lineage too. Takes time to tell the difference. But since you already have this primeval-qi in you now, you will feel the difference when you get into the lineage of Chi in Nature later on in the future. Mak Tin Si I am sorry to ask. I really get confused by the Cantonese language. Asume this is "FA" in Mandarian. As in the master gave me a "Gong Fa"... Is this term FA in Mandarian? Thank you for your lessons..... I also think this is also termed Yang Qi or Primeval Qi....... It is the closest Energy to Tao........ The first thing to come from Tao...... Far away from Earth Qi or Sky Qi....... Correct? Thank you very much for your lessons........ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites