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D. Corleone's ring is the shit...

Don't think she found a lie. She's in the process of understanding truth expressed in a non linear form. If logic was the perequisite of all truth there wouldn't be the necessity of symbols and there is such a necessity as we all dreamers know and it's natural. How about paradoxe? Paradoxe is another natural expression of deeper truths (again can be found in dreams), right daoist bro?

Is it so ? The seven year old girl asks her father " Daddy do frogs become princes when they are kissed by princesses?" The father replies "They certainly do sweetie!" Truth sometimes is beyond logic

I would call it knowing by sensitivity like Lord Wenhui's cook. Truly amazing, and it seems like it's something achievable like the young man in the above video demonstrates.

This video was posted this week by "rainbowvein" on "what are you watching on youtube". Thought it would be suitable to post it here too.

That would make me want to read the damn book

I think it would make a great thread too I don't know either divine guidance from my minds whispers but it's important for me that I sincerely ask for it. My experience tells me that it comes in all shapes and forms, many times in amazing synchronistic ways. It came to my mind a wise thought from the TTC that I can't locate right now but it goes something like this _ the wise man let's people reach their conclusions as if they got there by themselves _ please everyone forgive me for somehow daring to misquote Lao-Tzu.

Asking for Divine guidance is also very important. I'm afraid male baldness comes with the territory, just take a look at the simbology of the "sacred bald man" (buddhist, egyptian etc.) Best wishes

Thank you so much, dao bums moderating team

Can he be talking about ru xiang (frankincense) and mo yao (myrrh), channel openers ?

The Katha Upanishad is another one of my favourites... having death as our personal guru. http://veda.wikidot.com/katha-upanishad-eknath

"The Tibetan book of living and dying" by Sogyal Rinpoche and the "Essays" by Michel de Montaigne "To practice death is to practice freedom. A man who has learned how to die has unlearned how to be a slave.” ― Michel de Montaigne

I do the same (keep signing out) untill it works. I actually feel guilty afterwards for trying that hard. Pretty sure Lao Tzu wouldn't forgive me, which is great

Since it is a skin problem I would definately try a product containing myrrh. There are creams, oils, tincture, soap etc. I enjoy preparing frankincense and myrrh oils and tinctures myself since these products aren't cheap. If you're interested you can learn more here https://apothecarysgarden.com/2014/07/30/how-to-make-a-whole-extract-of-frankincense-and-other-oleoresins/?wref=tp

Check this interview, it may give you some ideas. http://internalfightingarts.audello.com/internal-fighting-arts-14-jonathan-bluestein/

Great team work. Really enjoying it

Thanks Taomeow! Sometimes we just need some validation of our own thoughts to start acting (sleeping) the right way. The hardest things to realize are the most evident, I guess. We are really living a crazy culture that makes it almost impossible to be and feel healthy.

Great lineage, lucky you. Which were the 13 forms you were talking about?

Hi thelerner, I'm dedicating much of my time in findind good sources on tai chi. So much amazing stuff... Anyway as I had to choose I've started learning the 24 yang and the chen 27. Starting the day with pyjamas tai chi seems like a very good idea Not much "tai chi in the park" where I live though (Portugal). What really inspires me is reading about the disciplined daily practices of people in this forum. Feeling really grateful for those. Hope you're having good results with the wim hof method. Thanks.