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atena
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 Posted - Aug 18 2007 : 11:55:36 AM
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Any practicioners of that system here?
It sounds interesting... |
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Wizard of Oz
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Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 12:07:29 AM
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| Hi, I have been practising Primordial Qi Gong for about two years now, I would definitely recomend it as a practice. Very balancing and powerful, apparently this form was created by a Taoist immortal and has a linege of sages who practised it. I'll take all the help i can get! |
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Gnosis
USA
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Posted - Dec 09 2007 : 01:18:47 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by Wizard of Oz
Hi, I have been practising Primordial Qi Gong for about two years now, I would definitely recomend it as a practice. Very balancing and powerful, apparently this form was created by a Taoist immortal and has a linege of sages who practised it. I'll take all the help i can get!
I totally agree with that, people get caught up in spirituality. In truth no one system has it all. I don't see systems anymore, it's all one system to me, no matter how paradoxical that may seem. I have resolved all paradoxes like that in my mind using a book called the Kybalion. Which can be read for free here:
http://www.kybalion.org/kybalion.asp
Worth a read, every yogi should know the 7 great rules. The Master Key to mysticism as I call it. |
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Sparkle
Ireland
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Posted - Dec 09 2007 : 02:10:56 AM
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Thanks for that link Gnosis.
I read most of the seven great rules and found them very solid.
I couldn't see anything about "service" in the book, is this there? |
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wuji gong / tai chi for enlightenment?
