zerostao Posted Wednesday at 09:22 PM (edited) For a long long time. So yeah, a little bird chirped to me there is talk about TDB having a core of an older crowd. I chirped back to that little bird, stick around, you ain't seen nothing yet. Daoist Longevity Practices is definitely a thing. I'm sure talk will get around to Li Ching-Yuen. Let's start the thread by looking at DVD That's right Dick van Dyke looks at his 100 years, and he provides so many examples, lessons, thoughts, on longevity. If we imagine someone to have a positive outlook, ability to brighten up other's day, Relaxed physicality, ( if you need to see what song/sung looks like, look no further) Staying active, still goes to gym three times a week, to avoid stiffening up. And a sense of humor and a warm caring heart. This is how one gets Longevity. Yes, he is rich and that helps I'm sure. But being rich is not what defines him. Edited Wednesday at 09:33 PM by zerostao 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Taomeow Posted yesterday at 02:34 AM 恒 (Héng) : Perseverance, Persistence, Enduring Constancy. One of the "virtues" deeply embedded in taoism. 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zerostao Posted 16 hours ago Thank You Taomeow for sharing that. Endeavor to persevere. Resilient rhymes with resistant. Spoiler Spoiler No one is accusing me of "sanity" & I ain't everyone's cup of tea either. And a former mod team/admin once labeled me a 'cowboy' Well, the similarities I have in common with Clint likely end somewhere around there Spoiler Me and Taomeow are still enduring here on TDB, and also other great members here, keep on keeping on. That mod team, admin I mentioned, I miss them. M sure they are faring well, elsewhere This thread is about keeping on keeping on. And doing it well. So dear bums, many of you in your youth, or arriving at some number, that may be messing a little with your mind,, Compare and contrast Dick and Clint. Both are still kicking. This thread gonna run like the Energizer bunny. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
liminal_luke Posted 12 hours ago Next month I will be sixty. That´s not an age that gives me bragging rights among my friendship group of "old gays" in Palm Springs, but I´m proud anyways. I´ve continued. I´m here so I belong here -- who can say otherwise? Maybe someday I´ll belong somewhere else, but that will be a different story. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Apech Posted 11 hours ago 1 hour ago, liminal_luke said: Next month I will be sixty. That´s not an age that gives me bragging rights among my friendship group of "old gays" in Palm Springs, but I´m proud anyways. I´ve continued. I´m here so I belong here -- who can say otherwise? Maybe someday I´ll belong somewhere else, but that will be a different story. I didn’t realize you were so young! 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Taomeow Posted 8 hours ago (edited) Edit: removed in response to the removal of what it was about Edited 3 hours ago by Taomeow 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
liminal_luke Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 5 hours ago, Taomeow said: Edit: removed in response to the removal of what it was about Speaking of longevity, I´m reminded of the many profiles I´ve read featuring happy centenarians who drink, smoke, cuss, and just generally live life on their own terms. They´re not afraid to get their claws out on occasion, when situations warrant. More than kombucha and bubble baths, this may be the key to a long life. Edited 3 hours ago by liminal_luke 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lairg Posted 2 hours ago Loving oneself is the key to a fully functional human format Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sanity Check Posted 2 hours ago 104 year old woman: "Dr Pepper is good it has sugar in it." 104 year old woman: "Two doctors have told me if I drink it I'll die." 104 year old woman: "But they died first." 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Taomeow Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, liminal_luke said: Speaking of longevity, I´m reminded of the many profiles I´ve read featuring happy centenarians who drink, smoke, cuss, and just generally live life on their own terms. They´re not afraid to get their claws out on occasion, when situations warrant. More than kombucha and bubble baths, this may be the key to a long life. Kombucha is good, but bubble baths are quite harmful (toxic chemicals). Getting one's claws out when the situation warrants it is IMO healthier than being addicted to the drug peddled heavier than any other -- Repressitol. All things in moderation... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites