"I can tell you guys know more about chi gong and gong fu than I do, but isn't the importance of chi gong getting OXYGEN into you to help you develop your chi?"
It's a not a purpose, its a beneficial side effect. The importance of qigong in my experience, is to learn how to cultivate, generate, and properly project qi. In this regard, cannabis can help with the initial opening up of energy channels, but like any meditative tool, you must be very careful not to turn it into a crutch. The same goes for alcohol and drunken boxing. In my opinion, alcohol is neccessary at the begining to learn drunken boxing, and as the training progresses being drunk will increase the power of the style in the present moment, but ideally one should be able to give up alcohol forever after a bit, and still be good at drunken boxing. If tools become crutches they can become fetters which tie you down and impede further progress.
In certain styles of zen buddhism, even religion is seen as a tool which must be discarded at the proper time. This is what is meant by the phrase, "if you see the buddha, kill him."
Hmmm, malibu. Good surfing, but too many surfers. Especially at first point............ besides I'm a ketal one with a splash of lime juice kind of guy, can't stand jd. Although I'm happy with almost any vodka that was made outside of new jersey.
It's a not a purpose, its a beneficial side effect. The importance of qigong in my experience, is to learn how to cultivate, generate, and properly project qi. In this regard, cannabis can help with the initial opening up of energy channels, but like any meditative tool, you must be very careful not to turn it into a crutch. The same goes for alcohol and drunken boxing. In my opinion, alcohol is neccessary at the begining to learn drunken boxing, and as the training progresses being drunk will increase the power of the style in the present moment, but ideally one should be able to give up alcohol forever after a bit, and still be good at drunken boxing. If tools become crutches they can become fetters which tie you down and impede further progress.
In certain styles of zen buddhism, even religion is seen as a tool which must be discarded at the proper time. This is what is meant by the phrase, "if you see the buddha, kill him."
Hmmm, malibu. Good surfing, but too many surfers. Especially at first point............ besides I'm a ketal one with a splash of lime juice kind of guy, can't stand jd. Although I'm happy with almost any vodka that was made outside of new jersey.
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