Hi. After a few weeks/months exploring the forum as a guest, finally signed up to request access to the Flying Phoenix thread (and other interesting PPDs, when I'm finished going through the long read).
I have been practicing Spring Forest QiGong for a few months and noticed some progress. Meanwhile I'm also practicing Tibetan Yoga of Dreams and Sleep by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, and found practicing in the dream state very interesting.
I am very curious to learn more about Terry Dunn's method on the dedicated thread, and from there switching to Flying Phoenix or keeping up with Spring Forest.
As a fairly new practitioner I might read in silence for some time, before serious questions or remarks come up to be discussed.
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Hi. After a few weeks/months exploring the forum as a guest, finally signed up to request access to the Flying Phoenix thread (and other interesting PPDs, when I'm finished going through the long read).
I have been practicing Spring Forest QiGong for a few months and noticed some progress. Meanwhile I'm also practicing Tibetan Yoga of Dreams and Sleep by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, and found practicing in the dream state very interesting.
I am very curious to learn more about Terry Dunn's method on the dedicated thread, and from there switching to Flying Phoenix or keeping up with Spring Forest.
As a fairly new practitioner I might read in silence for some time, before serious questions or remarks come up to be discussed.
Thank you all for the knowledge you drop here.
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