_王彗_

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  3. Posted · Edited by _王彗_

    _王彗_

    Please stop, or I will suspend you from posting

     

    Mal Stainkey

     

    I`m sorry, but how can i be a target for any warning?

     

    I was discussing about translations, schools and sources. If someone have no arguments against - no problem, i just shared my opinion with people of Tao Bums. Move on, as you said.

     

    I was not representing what school i belong to (Why Vitalii decided it on his own? He don`t know me.) I`m not promoting my school or my own classes, so i don`t have to answer on any questions about them if I don`t want to. But nobody can decide for me and judge me for this.

     

    If Vitalii can`t answer about school he`s promoting, or about translations he brings here - no problem, but why he is trying to move it in an emotional-personal field, trying to bring here some information from other forums (Is it true at all? Do you want to check it? I don`t think you need this all)?

     

    Emotions is a very bad argument.

     

    I by my self was not posting any personal information about Vitalii, may be some people did - i think it was too much too.

     

    You can`t let him call me insulting liar and suspend me for this, it`s a nonsence.

     

    I ask you to tell Vitalii to stop insulting me with his judgements about me.

     

    And please let me feel free to discuss threads i have passion for. :) I don`t mean anything personal and don`t want other people to do so to me.

     

    If you don`t liked a joke about pies - no problem, i will not repeat it. ^_^

     

     

    Best wishes,

     

    王彗

  6. Posted · Edited by _王彗_

    it is the case.

    initially they were collectively known as "Seven School of Zhen Dao" (七真道派 or 北七真道派)

    七真道派 = 七真 道派 = Seven True`s Tao Schools, there is NOT anything about "zhen dao" and never was here or somewhere else.

     

     

     

    Chinese characters are not the details of Lego-constructor that kids can play as they want to. :excl:

  10. Posted · Edited by _王彗_

    I know this. But I was talking of tantric buddhism which is only authentic at this time which can lead to rainbow body.

    I believe RB is an achievement, but it can`t be tianxian, because in neidan schools there can be different methods, but same big steps of the realisation (dixian, shenxian, tianxian). I haven`t seen something clearly analogous anywhere else, at least in our days.

     

    That' why it' more difficult for us - different culture and diff mind.

    True that, any ways at the first steps it feels like you`re trying to win a race on the broken bicycle. :)

     

    Anyway I believe taoism is easier for our minds bc there is no tantra and no visualizations etc.

    May be you are right, I haven`t deep researchings in other traditions at practice, found shifu very early.

     

    My best wishes.

  12. Posted · Edited by _王彗_

    Buddhism is very specific teaching with specific cultural features. It' difficult for our minds I would say. And I would not trust all that information about 100' with rainbow body.

    My unassuming oppinion, any ancient Tradition is hard for the modern man with washed brains.

     

    By the way, in the taoist schools i contact with, there is information that Buddhism (I mean Chan) have lost Ming method after 6 patriarch.

    Still there is sincretic taosist schools, having ming method and some xing practices came from Buddhism. Sometimes this sincretic is called xianfo, may be it isn`t new for you, but can interest some1 else.

     

    Best wishes,

    王彗

  14. Posted

    This article is published in "Blog", where different information about Daoism, not only about my school, can be posted.

    So, you are pushing your blog with help of this interesting man, not related with you, okay.

     

    May be you have 100+ years taoists from zhen dao? Would be interesting to see.

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  16. Posted · Edited by _王彗_

    With this post, Do you mean he`s practicing all of this in your school?

     

    In China, in the mountains of Wudang, there is a cave where Daoist Jia Dao Zhang lives. He has been living as a hermit for about 30 years.

    He is more than 100 years old and he is in a good physical condition! All thanks to the fact that he practices Daoist methods, such as Dao Yin,Tuna and meditation.

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  17. Posted

    There could be people who don`t want information like this, also could be those, who already archived it by deep researching of the Tradition.

    Still, I think there is people that will find it quiet useful and interesting.

     

     

    Schools of Taoism (Source - Chinese Taoist Association (CTA ; 中国道教协会)

    Schools of early period:
    1. 方 仙 道 - FangXianDao
    2. 黄 老 道 - HuangLaDao
    3. 太 平 道 - TaiPingDao
    4. 天 师 道 – TianShiDao

    Schools from the dynasties Wei and Jin to the Sui and Tang:
    1. 上清派 – ShangQingPai
    2. 灵宝派 – LingBaoPai
    3. 三皇派 – SanHuangPai
    4. 楼观派 - LouGuanPai
    5. 寇谦之与北天师道 – Kou QianZhi and BeiTianShiDao
    6. 陆修静与南天师道 – Liu XiuJing and NanTianShiDao
    7. 陶弘景与茅山宗 – Tao HongJing and MaoShanZong
    8. 钟吕金丹道 – ZhingLü JinDanDao

    Schools of dynasties Song and Yuan:
    1. 正一道 – ZhengYiDao
    2. 全真教 – QuanZhenJiao
    3. 全真龙门派 – QuanZhen LongMenPai
    4. 全真遇仙派 – QuanZen YuXianPai
    5. 全真南无派 – QuanZen NanWuPai
    6. 全真随山派 - QuanZen SuiShanPai
    7. 全真崙山派 – QuanZen LunShanPai
    8. 全真华山派 - HuaShanPai
    9. 全真清静派 – QuanZen QingJingPai
    10. 南宗 – NanZong
    11. 真大道 – ZhenDaDao
    12. 太一道 – TaiYiDao
    13. 净明道 – JingMingDao
    14. 神霄派 – ShenXiaoPai
    15. 清微派 - QingWeiPai

    Schools from the dynasties Ming and Qing:
    1. 张三丰武当派 – Sanfeng WuDangPai
    2. 陆西星丹法东派 - Lu XiXing DanFa DunPai
    3. 李涵虚开创丹法西派 – Li HanXu Danfa XiPai
    4. 伍 柳 派 – WuLiuPai

     

    I have to say. that school don`t need to be a member of the association (some of them doesn`t exist in our days). to be here, it`s just all about history facts. This list contains main schools. Some of them are Neidan schools, some of them are not.

     

    Best wishes,

    王彗

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  18. Posted · Edited by _王彗_

    Truth about what?

     

    You should know, that all ancient taoist texts are made to teach the disciples, not every one in the world.

    So practice, and teacher ARE necessary for understanding. No one can jump over it.

     

    By the way about truth and lies, good and evil, it`s not just the words, depended on the point of view, it`s absolutely clear vectors, that can be seen and uderstood with practice.

     

    Best wishes,

    王彗

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    Besides QiQong (Chi Kung)

     

    I`m sorry, but qi gong never was in the middle of Taoism. Qi gong is auxiliary, supporting methods of the preparatory stage in the neidan.

     

    Nowadays we can see many schools of qi gong only. QG is good to keep your health, or to do first steps in the practice, but only if it`s old enough, tested and can be trusted. And it must be free from the modern interpretations and deleterious methods, based on the speculation on neidan terms and profanation, not understanding the difference and real meaning (practice called Micro Cosmic Orbit, for example, is one of those speculations).

     

    So qi gong is a sidewalk behind neidan, and religion and\or philosophy (without practice) is far far away sidewalk :)

     

    Best wishes,

    王彗

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    Hello, Tao Bums.

     

    I`m practicing neidan in ancient alchemy school in China (but I live in Russia).

    Also i`m greatly interested in true old neijiaquan martial arts.

    I teach people good qi gong, based on basic practices from few of neijiaquan styles, with some other methods were found in China, that could help to bring health and harmony to the modern man`s body, who`s getting attacked every day by our mad techno-world.

     

    I`m here to share my experience (if someone will be interested in it :) ), and may be for some Tao discussions on the Way.