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On 4/6/2020 at 5:29 PM, Miroku said:

Well speaking from experience, to avoid pollution during anal sex being clean is of utmost importance. Concerning energies, I dunno. Not a big believer in most of things that is said about them. It often leads to people acting like brahmins and being too concerned with purity and ritual purity and other silly things. If the practice lineage wants it, then sure.

 

If you want to be promiscuous then be, but be careful and try to be a good partner. If you want to be spiritually pure, then be ready to give up stuff, especially afflictive emotions.

I think this is the answer that i was looking for. 

Some Taoists talk a lot about the cultivation of energy, purity, etc. 
I think that beyond surrounding yourself with emotionally disparate people, there is no exchange on an energetic level that can produce a problem like kundalini syndrome, the mental issues have more to do with what the mind creates.

Some schools of tantra curse black tantra.

Just now, Apech said:

 

Do you have sex with people without speaking to them then?  

dating apps function like that, you know people only superficially, you could have a mask in front of you.

i know dealing with that kind of people could be dangerous, but what happens in an energetic level, if you only date them 1, 2 times.

5 minutes ago, Apech said:

Don't have sex with random mentally imbalanced people.

why, because the can be trublesome? how do you if they are mentally ill, if you just chatted a few words virtually  

Reading materials from various parts about sexual alchemy.
I always hear about the importance of not having sex with mentally unbalanced people.
Promiscuity is a current form of relationship, people only think about establishing a bond after having sex. We can see the trending use of fast dating platforms like happn, tinder, grindr, etc.

What is the way to protect oneself from the energy pollution of others' energies?
Specially thinking about the root chakras, anal sex, etc.

I really really appreciate your answer.

There is no bad/good martial/inner arts. Only bad/good martial/inner artists.

Thanks.

True yoga has a tremendous depth of internal practice but in the West it does not exist.
(When I think of yoga, the postures are a very small portion of the practice, but here in the West, it is what we associate yogi with)

The Tibetan Buddhist forms have very high internal practices and many of them have been revealed - from what I can see they have been translated very well.

Qi Gong has very high internal practices as well but you will again find much of the teaching hidden from view.
If you have not been practicing "seriously" for at least several years these teachings would be more of a danger than an aid. Nearly all of the internal practice has little value for quite some time with the exception of the basics of breathing into ones lower dan Tien. This of course will make some spontaneously combust - but it is so.

Nearly all forms of internal practice - outside of the basics - are quite high teachings but of comparably little value.
What I mean by this is that the basics ARE the high teaching - they are the earth movers - they are the wizard makers.

The good and steadfast doing of basic yoga will lead to all of yoga.
This is true of all of the real practices.

Much of the focus on "inner practice" is the mind finding yet another reason to become self important and deny progress until we once again achieve another "badge" in order to progress.

Obviously inner practice is fun and interesting and will allow us to create all sorts of havoc in record time - which can create years of diversion. And indeed it can also create great useful results.

The "basics" will achieve the exact same thing in due time - usually it is by far the fastest time.

What kung fu do you practice? Have you asked your teacher what he or she thinks would complement this system? (Or whether there is an "internal" element to the system you simply don't know about yet?) That might be an appropriate starting point.

I practice Choy lee fut (southern style). My Sifu, school has lohan qi gong (buddhist qi gong), but the main issue that i have is incompatible schedule. So im interested in some taoist point of view about chi kung, to know what are the differences,

Hi, i practice kung fu. And i am searching, for a more internal discipline to compliment.
Im currently looking between Taoist Chi kung, Buddhist Chi kung or yoga.

I know some differences between taoist, and buddhist breathing.
Taoist contracts abdomen on inhale and expands on exhale.
Buddhist expands abdomen on inhale, and contracts on exhale.
But i dont know how this affect Chi circulation, ying/yang principles. Microcosmic/Macrocosmic orbit circulation. I feel taoist breathing more yang than ying because it energizes me more than relaxes me (which i feel on buddhist breathing).

I mention yoga, because prior to feeling the circulations, im all over muscular tension, and i feel that before i need to work this energy blockages, this shield that is created by emotional tensions.
Example: shoulder, hip openers.

What i dont like about yoga, is that i dont perceive (maybe is just my ignorance), a fundamental principle that is comprehensive from a rational point of view, i feel it more god based, religious.

Is there some analogy between chi circulation orbits, and prana circulation?

Other possibility is doing zazen/kinhin, but i feel that im not ready mentally.

Chi kung works proggresively.
body, mind, spiritual centers. For Example Lohan Chi Kung:
Sap Bak Lohan (energy circulation, body).
Siu Lohan (mind circulation, energy from body to mind)
Dai Lohan (mind to spirit, meditation)

I feel yoga works more on
body, and spiritual centers.
and zen on
mind, spiritual centers.

I feel zen is not the answer yet, because i have a troublesome personality/physical-emotions manifestations to resolv first. Japanese are more propense to zen, because they have born/rised/act, in the zen way of life, or this prior western cultural invasion. I find zen, simple as perfection, but i dont feel im ready.

Is there a chi kung, that centers on body tension blockages like yoga?

Hi, I'm new here but since some time I've visited the site as a guest.

Im from buenos aires, and a Kung Fu newbie.

Im interesed on sexual energy sublimation since a long time. Kung fu is a way to do some exercise, get in shape, and discharge some tension.

My main concern is about doing some tao exercises to stop nocturnal emissions, currently im having them every saturday or sunday. Im now focusing on doing the deer. And the next step contracting the pc muscle, as in http://www.amazon.co...s/dp/0942196066

The troubles im getting after contracting, is that i have pressure/mild headache, on the nape/neck zone, i feel some tiredness on the eyes, and i think get a mild black spots arround the eyes, doing it on the morning, makes me tired.

im forcing it too much? How can i do it properly ? how about this mantak chia version.

Is there any other exercise, that would put me on shape, locking this energy loss, without being too genital locally?

Forgot to mention, currently im sex abstinent, about some months, and a last period of 1 year (never got rid of the nocturnal emissions every 10/12 days). The only way im doing it is through some whorehouses, but lastly im bothered of that, and im focusing on learning some sexual taoism, to restore energies, and get the mind focused.

Thanks to all.