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As you like.

Your way isn’t the only way to get to where you want to be. : )

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修煉 https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/修煉

Yes, that’s how I experience it.

That’s how I experience it.

脈輪 - chakra 脈 mai4 - < things connected like blood vessels, e.g. veins of leaves or insect wings; subterranean water currents > 輪 lun2 - wheel 丹 dan1 - red 田 tian2 - field Also see https://www.thedaobums.com/topic/53618-the-reason-why-a-person-who-only-has-qi-in-his-lower-abdomen-cant-understand the-huang-tingjing/?do=findComment&comment=983080 Also see https://www.thedaobums.com/topic/53618-the-reason-why-a-person-who-only-has-qi-in-his-lower-abdomen-cant-understand the-huang-tingjing/?do=findComment&comment=983082

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Thanks for the info. : )

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It’s very relaxing, I understand these maps.

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The Nine Songs 屈原 九歌 Qū Yuán jiǔ gē - Qu Yuan's Nine Songs The Nine Songs is a set of eleven poems from the anthology The Songs of Chu, which is traditionally attributed to Qu Yuan (about 343–278 B.C.). … [The Guodian Dao De Jing has been dated to the third or fourth century BCE. (DIO)] Involving spirit journeys and the invocation of divine beings, one passage reads: The singing begins softly to a slow, solemn measure: Then, as pipes and zithers join in, the singing grows shriller. Now the priestesses come, splendid in their gorgeous apparel, And all the hall is filled with a penetrating fragrance. The five sounds mingle in a rich harmony; And the god is merry and takes his pleasure. From https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/35950 … why the Jiu Ge ("Nine Songs") consists of eleven songs … ancient ideas about numbers and numbering, where by the use of a numeric term, an order of magnitude, estimation, or other symbolic qualities are meant, rather than a specific quantity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiu_Ge

O.k. And how do you connect this with Daoism?