Appledog wrote:Quigga wrote:You know I don't have any Qi? How?
"If the yi leads the qi what is being discussed here?" I don't get this question. What do you want to know?
I meant 'you' in general and it led into the question. "Sink the Qi into the dantian". What does this mean? The problem with the video and the populace is the people don't know what they're looking at.Quigga wrote:The code is how it's done. There's layers and layers to the classics. What comes to mind right now is: "In the end, everything is Kai/He, opening/closing." IMO a lot of info that's out there is very misleading and even intentionally so. Easiest way to bind students to you and to keep the secrets. Yes, I'm accusing the major IMA families of doing this, or having done this in the past. In the past, definitely. But the dissemination of misinformation creates a lasting effect. I don't claim everyone is doing this, but I also can't be bothered right now to create a differentiating list.
I don't think she forgot to show them. I think there are levels and layers. "Practice flower fist / End up old age having nothing".
No, not everything is kai-he. That's marketing and secret keeping. If you want to accuse the major ima families of keeping secrets thats one thing, but assuming you would be justified, then when someone who has credentials comes and explains something to you, why do you respond with "flower fist..."? Taiji does not teach so many forms only for you to stand there and bounce people out without hardly moving. You have to move in order to apply technique. Since you're a fellow taoist I'll urge you to watch the video again with an open mind. Once you see it it cannot be unseen
Quigga wrote:Sink Qi into Dantian can have lots of different meanings
I made a thread some time ago about it
Depends on what layer of complexity of the process you want to look at
Quigga wrote:I pass your urging onto someone else who feels like they want to take it
I'm good, thank you
Quigga wrote:I don't want to accuse the families of fraud
I did
I am justified
You have to move in order to apply technique.
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