Dainin

There will be an interview with Michael Lomax (Ya Mu) in about an hour at the following link: The Secrets of Qigong Masters

By the way, it appears that his health has improved considerably. From this recent video, I would guess that he has lost about 100 pounds since I saw him five or six years ago, during his accident-prone period.

This one looks promising, I will probably order it soon: The Daoist Tradition: An Introduction by Louis Komjathy

Master Ou Wen Wei

Maybe Bruce Lee was wrong...

Dr. George Love is interviewing Sifu Ray Carbullido from the Dragon Gate Sanctuary right now: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/drqi-love/2013/07/26/5-qi-transformations-with-chef-tai-dempster

Just to add to snowmonki's reply, Chen Zhonghua has 2 DVDs (and/or streaming videos) on it, available here, and there are also Youtube videos of GM Feng performing the set. They both also have books on it. I'm about 2/3 into a 100 day gong and I'm really liking it.

There are some interesting teachers there. I don't know if they would refer to themselves as "sages" though: Jeffrey Yuen Michael Winn David Goldner Probably others, too.

I just happened to watch some of this concert earlier today before I saw this post, interesting coincidence.

Um, the throne room is already occupied by that person who "wants to dominate hot, young, nubile Asian women." Might be time for some "dharma combat" between these contenders...

Canada!

This webinar will be starting tonight at 6:00 EST: Zhan Zhuang: Questions and Answers The speaker, Mark Cohen, recently wrote a book on the subject, Inside Zhan Zhuang I just found out about this, otherwise I would have posted it in the events section. I have no affiliation with any of these people.

Why do you want to know?

"As above, so below"

The idea of keeping your eyes slightly open is so that you don't fall asleep. If you can keep them closed and not fall asleep, then it's not important. What your mind is doing (or not doing!) is what is important.

What about using one of those "validators" where the person signing up has to type in a word that is written in cursive or some type of font that the 'bots can't read?

Just as an FYI, he has an upcoming (June 30) workshop listed in the events thread.

Drink beer, eat pizza!

In Zen it is said that great faith, great doubt, and great determination are the three essentials for realization. So consider carefully before deciding that removing doubt is a good idea.

These supremely uber awesome practitioners are beyond any concept of "levels," not to mention space and time: