Dogchow- I was speaking to Zachsan and Mortal there.
The thing is, they can't tell me I made a mistake. If so, they can tell me exactly what it is in reality then. There is something that I felt going through me, which is best discribed as an internal energy, Qi. This isn't something we can just put on the table and study. I can't show this to you. The only way for you to say it's a mistake is to feel it for yourself and tell me "oh, that's not Qi, it's....". But if people haven't felt the same experience, how can they say it's a mistake in what I felt and it's not what I think it is? If you are so certain on that, then you must know what it is in reality that I'm feeling when I practice Qi Gong, and the reasons that the same Iron Body excersize leaves not even a short lasting feeling of impact after practicing Qi Gong as it does without Qi Gong. You can't just tell me I'm mistaken and leave it at that. Tell me why I'm mistaken and what it really is that was going on inside my body. Explain please.
I said talk to the monks who have passed it on for generations because they've all practiced Qi Gong and they can all explain the same feeling of internal whatever you wanna call it. Not just that they will say they use Qi. But they will all explain the same feeling and experience of Qi Gong. Now you can tell all the generations of monks at Shao Lin that they are mistaken. But you must come up with a reason. Why do you say they are mistaken? And what exactly is it then? I said you must experience it for yourself because, otherwise, you have no way of knowing the feeling and so you cannot comment on it. And most of all you can't say we are mistaken and what we feel isn't what we think it is. If you can say that with such certainty, then tell me, tell all of us Qi Gong practicioners what it really is that we feel and discribe only as Qi.
The thing is, they can't tell me I made a mistake. If so, they can tell me exactly what it is in reality then. There is something that I felt going through me, which is best discribed as an internal energy, Qi. This isn't something we can just put on the table and study. I can't show this to you. The only way for you to say it's a mistake is to feel it for yourself and tell me "oh, that's not Qi, it's....". But if people haven't felt the same experience, how can they say it's a mistake in what I felt and it's not what I think it is? If you are so certain on that, then you must know what it is in reality that I'm feeling when I practice Qi Gong, and the reasons that the same Iron Body excersize leaves not even a short lasting feeling of impact after practicing Qi Gong as it does without Qi Gong. You can't just tell me I'm mistaken and leave it at that. Tell me why I'm mistaken and what it really is that was going on inside my body. Explain please.
I said talk to the monks who have passed it on for generations because they've all practiced Qi Gong and they can all explain the same feeling of internal whatever you wanna call it. Not just that they will say they use Qi. But they will all explain the same feeling and experience of Qi Gong. Now you can tell all the generations of monks at Shao Lin that they are mistaken. But you must come up with a reason. Why do you say they are mistaken? And what exactly is it then? I said you must experience it for yourself because, otherwise, you have no way of knowing the feeling and so you cannot comment on it. And most of all you can't say we are mistaken and what we feel isn't what we think it is. If you can say that with such certainty, then tell me, tell all of us Qi Gong practicioners what it really is that we feel and discribe only as Qi.
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