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四神獸的虎其實是獅The tiger of the four mythical beasts is actually a lion

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丹道當中龍虎是一定要提到的

四神獸就是青龍,白虎,朱雀,玄武

 

從這篇甲骨文的考證資料,我們可以知道,虎的甲骨文其實是獅

 

Dragon and tiger must be mentioned in Dan Dao

The four mythical beasts are Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku, and Xuanwu

From the textual research of this oracle bone inscription, we can know that the oracle bone inscription of a tiger is actually a lion.

 

丹道的來源是來自於古埃及,古埃及就是夏朝。

 

The source of Dan Dao comes from ancient Egypt, which is the Xia Dynasty.

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東方青龍西白虎,南面朱雀北玄武。

四獸猙獰不可當,定計將軍能作主。

兩手擒來合戰時,正見中秋月當午。

殺氣驚天動鬼神,用盡周星震區宇。

須臾戰罷兵器收,產顆明珠號真土。

 

East Qinglong West White Tiger, South Suzaku North Xuanwu.

The four beasts are ferocious and unworthy, and it is determined that the general can be the master.

When the two hands were captured to join the battle, I saw the mid-autumn moon at noon.

The murderous aura is shocking, and it exhausts Zhou Xingquan.

After the war is over, the weapons will be collected, and a pearl called True Earth will be produced.

 

悟真篇

 

Wu Zan Pian

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12 hours ago, awaken said:

丹道的來源是來自於古埃及,古埃及就是夏朝。

 

The source of Dan Dao comes from ancient Egypt, which is the Xia Dynasty.

You are making some people laugh, and some cry.

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始焉将无入有,龙居虎位,要知药物之老嫩;终焉流戊就己,虎会龙宫,须辨水源之清浊。炼己待时,务要阳生于赤县;遇机临炉,必须癸动于神州。若观见龙在田,须猛烹而极炼;忽闻虎啸入窟,可倒转而逆施。火逼金行出坤炉,故名七返;金因火炼归乾鼎,是曰九还。还者,乾所失而复得之物;返者,我已去而又来之真。殊不知,顺则生人生物,逆则成佛成仙。

 

這段是呂祖黃鶴賦

可以看到一個關鍵字『見龍在田』

『見龍在田』是易經的文字

但是出現在這裡

我們可以看得出來

龍代表烏肝

重點來了

這裡有一個『田』字

所以代表什麼呢

代表烏肝在『田』

也就是說烏肝是在『丹田』

烏肝就是丹最開始的形式

所以丹田並非是下腹部

而是『玄關竅』

產生烏肝的位置就是丹田

In the beginning, nothing will enter into existence. The dragon resides in the tiger's position. It is necessary to know the age and tenderness of the medicine. In the end, the flow of Wu will be self-reliant. The tiger will meet the dragon's palace. When you are refining yourself, you must be born in Chixian; when the opportunity comes, you must move in Shenzhou. If you see a dragon in the field, you have to cook it fiercely and refine it; if you hear a tiger roaring into the cave, you can turn it upside down and do it in reverse. The fire forced the gold to go out of the Kun Furnace, hence the name Qihui; the gold was smelted by the fire and returned to the cauldron, which is called the Jiuhui. Those who return, do what was lost and regain; those who return, I have gone and come again. As everyone knows, if you follow the way, you will be born as a living being, and if you go against it, you will become a Buddha and become a fairy.

This is Lu Zu Huang He Fu

You can see a keyword "see the dragon in the field"

"Seeing the Dragon in the Field" is the text of the Book of Changes

but here

we can see

Dragon represents black liver

here comes the point

There is a word "field" here

so what does it represent

Representing black liver in the "field"

In other words, black liver is in the "Dan Tian"

Black Liver is the first form of Dan

So Dantian is not the lower abdomen

Rather

The place where black liver is produced is the dantian

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On 21.4.2022 at 6:41 AM, awaken said:

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請參考這篇甲骨文的考據文章

 

Please refer to this oracle bone inscription textual article

 

On 21.4.2022 at 6:43 AM, awaken said:

丹道當中龍虎是一定要提到的

四神獸就是青龍,白虎,朱雀,玄武

 

從這篇甲骨文的考證資料,我們可以知道,虎的甲骨文其實是獅

 

Dragon and tiger must be mentioned in Dan Dao

The four mythical beasts are Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku, and Xuanwu

From the textual research of this oracle bone inscription, we can know that the oracle bone inscription of a tiger is actually a lion.

 

丹道的來源是來自於古埃及,古埃及就是夏朝。

 

The source of Dan Dao comes from ancient Egypt, which is the Xia Dynasty.

 

Perhaps the depicted animal could be a liger or a tigron? ;)

 

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As the article says, these animals are similar to each other. In fact so similar that they can mate and produce hybrid offspring!

 

On a more serious note, are you suggesting that Daoist Alchemy had its origin in Ancient Egypt?

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10 minutes ago, Michael Sternbach said:

 

 

Perhaps the depicted animal could be a liger or a tigron? ;)

 

main-qimg-fb509913f775c7560610dc5b10683d

 

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As the article says, these animals are similar to each other. In fact so similar that they can mate and produce hybrid offspring!

 

On a more serious note, are you suggesting that Daoist Alchemy had its origin in Ancient Egypt?

 

我覺得不太可能,因為這是少數動物,龍爭虎鬥,龍騰虎躍,龍虎之爭那是非常典型的,而且中國傳統有舞龍舞獅,卻沒有舞老虎,中國廟門口都是獅子的,從來沒有老虎的,因為獅子是雕塑,不像虎是文字,容易被代替掉。

 

關於埃及夏朝論,這個請你參考中國專業學者劉光保的研究。

 

I don't think it's possible, because it is a minority of animals, dragons fighting tigers, dragons leaping, dragons and tigers are very typical, and there are dragon and lion dances in Chinese tradition, but there is no tiger dance, Chinese temple entrances are all lions, never tigers , because lions are sculptures, unlike tigers, which are words and can easily be replaced.

Regarding the theory of the Xia Dynasty in Egypt, please refer to the research of Liu Guangbao, a Chinese professional scholar.

 

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1 minute ago, awaken said:

 

我覺得不太可能,因為這是少數動物,龍爭虎鬥,龍騰虎躍,龍虎之爭那是非常典型的,而且中國傳統有舞龍舞獅,卻沒有舞老虎,中國廟門口都是獅子的,從來沒有老虎的,因為獅子是雕塑,不像虎是文字,容易被代替掉。

 

關於埃及夏朝論,這個請你參考中國專業學者劉光保的研究。

 

I don't think it's possible, because it is a minority of animals, dragons fighting tigers, dragons leaping, dragons and tigers are very typical, and there are dragon and lion dances in Chinese tradition, but there is no tiger dance, Chinese temple entrances are all lions, never tigers , because lions are sculptures, unlike tigers, which are words and can easily be replaced.

 

That's rather curious indeed!

 

1 minute ago, awaken said:

Regarding the theory of the Xia Dynasty in Egypt, please refer to the research of Liu Guangbao, a Chinese professional scholar.

 

Would you have a link to share?

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