Zetsu

10 minutes ago, Starjumper said:

 

Actually, after doing the right kind of chi kung for awhile an opening does form in the bone sutures at the top of the head, the same as in a newborn baby.  From there it is possible to do a further high intensity practice and actually have the skin open up, like a pimple that pops, to the point that something can be inserted.  My teacher did that and his teacher then inserted a straw into his head.  A grass straw, not a drinking straw.  He said it was like a radio antenna and that it was like being tuned into a news radio station 24 hours a day ... and that 99% of the news was bad.  He didn't like it, but it wouldn't go away.

 

The Tibetan lamas of old had a practice where they will take a promising individual, operate on the top of their head and insert a piece of wood, and that then this person would become super psychic.  My teacher said that wasn't true and it only worked if it happened naturally, from the inside.

It does work but fatal1ty rate is quite high, 99.473% wont survive the operation to tell us about wonders of this method.

Mostly teachers do not do this due to risk of ruining student with good potential.

There is a long way of opening by condensing Qi and moving those bones by force, and this process goes with powerful migraines very similar to drilling the head for whole year. Those who endure this pain 24/7 for 365 days get a minor level opening in third eye area.

Soft way of third eye activization is to fast inside a black room without any light for 60 days. You have no light, no humans, around, no electricity, no food, only given once a day a medicinal pill with vitamins and herbs to sustain life.

Third eye is a physical opening in skull bone in front of head that allows information and energy to bypass eyes and get directly into brain.

If you dont use hammer and nail or anth stronger it will not open.

Edit. I suggest using drill.

There is proven method by centuries of opening third eye, it includes two instruments, hammer and nail.

2 hours ago, Wuschel said:

 

maybe i got your definitions wrong, but i want to stress again that the buddhist term emptiness doesn't refer to non-thinking. non-thinking, just like thinking, is just another part of creation. like the space between objects, it's not beyond objects

 

You can think while being empty, you can think without verbalization of thoughts, This kind of thinking is more powerful.

2 hours ago, Starjumper said:

There are a lot of masters of the internal arts that do live long lives in good health.  It seems a lot of them are Pa Kua masters.  My teacher lived to 97, which is not bad for having lived in the land of poison for 60 years.  Up until the last few years he was vigorous, his hair was mostly black, and he had immense chi power.  Then he stopped doing his chi kung and his hair got white and thin and he became frail, however he was still alert and had his usually strong psychic powers, which included telepathy.  When he was 78 he had a free EEG test at a university open house and the doctors said that his brain functioned like that of a teenager's.

Then there is this guy, who had black hair and perfect health without any food and medical doctors help at the age of 1000+.

Why 9 palaces? why not 5 palaces? or 25? or 68?

Question to teachers, where to find powerful teacher? What are the different levels of teachers?

I am only a beginner and finding the right teacher is essential to future success.

When you piss like waterjet

8 minutes ago, zerostao said:

Like I said, it is damn hard to find a student who has an open mind and sincerity. I think the Taoist Yoga and/or mo pai schools would be happy to add another student such as yourself. my Wu tells me that you're a perfect fit for either of those. Best of luck to you as you progress along your journey.

Why you ask students to be open-minded, when you are closed minded yourself?

I doubt any of those practices are real. People may delude themselves. There is no definition of what spiritual practice is. Any kind of mental wanking could be considered spiritual practice.

For me spiritual practice should be something real. Everything else is just fake arts. No wonder fake arts will not make you young or powerful, and you age and die like any other mortal beings.

17 minutes ago, zerostao said:

It is equally hard to find an open minded student who has sincerity.

I am open minded and honest.  I also have critical thinking, which many "gurus" will not appreciate.

It is hard to find a real teacher who would have both wisdom and power.

Hey there,

I am new to Dao Bums,

I am only a beginner and I am trying to find something real, something verified and with real results.

If you have good system or know good masters, please do recommend.