Theory about dross and the K fireworks - book uploaded

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BTW: for those who want to try, I uploaded Mantak Chia's e-book in the

files section. The macrocosmic orbit rocks!

 

Sel

 

 

, " selena255 "

<selena wrote:

>

> I just had a discussion with my hubby, and have come up with a theory

> I'd like to run by you all.

>

> I tried out some qi gong yesterday, and had fairly intense

> sensations--lots of light--especially when I drew energy through my

> feet, which I had never done before. In fact, it was quite amazing. My

> hubby says it's impossible that somebody who's completely new to a

> technique can conjure a lot of light at the first try. My take,

> instead, is that when you try a new technique, you are opening new

> pathways for the energy. The light etc. is a result of the clearing--a

> bit like lighting a match with a massive blob of sulfur on its tip. It

> burns longer and makes more smoke than a regular match.

>

> Once all the dross/sulfur is burnt, the energy circulation becomes

> smooth and the fireworks vanish. Hence: more light doesn't necessarily

> mean more juice. It just means more dross burning (which is good, of

> course). This makes me think that, rather than aiming for the

> fireworks, one should strive for what comes after the flashy stage is

> over.

>

> Of course, this is ancient wisdom--but a lot of the ancient wisdom

> things we hear and read all over the place don't register with us at

> all, don't they? I am just beginning to think that this makes

> experiential sense, too.

>

>

> Sel (former phenomena junkie)

>

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Yeah i had one of thouse yesterday,a white flash of light with a spike

of energy up body into my head and a sudden neck jerk and such.Its

good that i feel one of thouse once in awhile as years ago i used to

experiences a lot more jolts and explosions and it makes you think

" maybe i'm out of shape " spiritual wise.its hard to define how much

energetic purity one has otherwise.

 

 

 

, " selena255 "

<selena wrote:

>

> BTW: for those who want to try, I uploaded Mantak Chia's e-book in the

> files section. The macrocosmic orbit rocks!

>

> Sel

>

>

> , " selena255 "

> <selena@> wrote:

> >

> > I just had a discussion with my hubby, and have come up with a theory

> > I'd like to run by you all.

> >

> > I tried out some qi gong yesterday, and had fairly intense

> > sensations--lots of light--especially when I drew energy through my

> > feet, which I had never done before. In fact, it was quite amazing. My

> > hubby says it's impossible that somebody who's completely new to a

> > technique can conjure a lot of light at the first try. My take,

> > instead, is that when you try a new technique, you are opening new

> > pathways for the energy. The light etc. is a result of the clearing--a

> > bit like lighting a match with a massive blob of sulfur on its tip. It

> > burns longer and makes more smoke than a regular match.

> >

> > Once all the dross/sulfur is burnt, the energy circulation becomes

> > smooth and the fireworks vanish. Hence: more light doesn't necessarily

> > mean more juice. It just means more dross burning (which is good, of

> > course). This makes me think that, rather than aiming for the

> > fireworks, one should strive for what comes after the flashy stage is

> > over.

> >

> > Of course, this is ancient wisdom--but a lot of the ancient wisdom

> > things we hear and read all over the place don't register with us at

> > all, don't they? I am just beginning to think that this makes

> > experiential sense, too.

> >

> >

> > Sel (former phenomena junkie)

> >

>