Kundalini - Chi - Superpowers

[Guest guest]

I stumbled upon the John Chang video today (you can find a link in the

links section), and it was followed by a thread about his abilities.

I decided to post one comment i found very interesting for newbies who

want to activate to gain superpowers. Using other words, it all come

back to the safeties.

 

 

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The author signed " Nobody knows "

 

I have been studying for a very long time, it seems. Since I was very

young. I have seen ki demonstrations, chi-gung demonstrations, etc….

The exercises are available for anyone that wants to spend the time to

do them and learn how to master them to the highest levels. Tai Chi

forms are available online, yogic breath training can be found on

line… You don't need any more info than that. Even if a master crushed

a one ton stone every day in front of you with the fist of one hand,

it wouldn't make any difference to your abilities. All he, or John C,

has done is show you that it is possible. It is still all on you to

figure it out and do it.

 

What you can't find on line is the understanding of how and why these

things are possible. So you turn to John or others and sit at their

feet in hopes of some of what they have learned will rub off on you.

You forget that John had to teach himself and you have to also.

 

Its like the scene in " The Life of Brian " where Brian is pursued by a

crowd who is trying their best to deify him but do not actually

understand what Brian is up to and why he is running away. They

stopped listening inside and heard what Brian was saying as he

disguised himself as a soothsayer and pursued him for knowlege. It was

so futile that it was funny but that is what many of you on this

thread are doing. You are missing the point….

 

You can train to be able to miraculously turn on an LED or you can

train so that whatever makes that possible works to your benefit on

demand in any situation where you feel that you need it even without

your conscious thought. Its already there and working anyway…. If you

train for that general benefit rather than to knock over a brick with

your chi from ten feet away, then you are gaining an understanding

into what these skills are really about.

 

These abilities find their roots in ancient shamanic practices and if

you focus on the depth of training that makes you a strong healer,

certain abilities will manifest of their own accord. You need to eat

well, surrender egotistical manifestations, focus on compassion and

healing and practice seriously every day.

 

The miraculous will manifest regardless of what it is you are doing if

you do it diligently enough. That is what growth is and that is why we

acknowlege people who are good at so many things. They have taken

their skills to a very high level be it martial arts, painting,

cooking, or whatever. If one practices diligently one ends up with a

" spiritual " practice that can demonstrate tangible and sublime results.

 

This knowlege disqualifies those that aren't prepared because they

can't handle it even if they can recognize it - and often an

unprepared mind can't even see what is happening right in front of its

own nose.

 

Many of these physical/martial abilities are tricks of leverage

combined with a high skill level, like many of the more commonly known

Aikido demonstrations of so-called " Ki " like the unbending arm or

making oneself " heavy " . The proper techniques for doing this end up

being reduced to simple physical principles… And yes there are strong

and bona fide Aikido expressions of ki…. If you can't see that it is a

matter of physics, then how can you recognize chi, ki, qi when it is

really active in front of you?

 

Notice that when John C is pushing a chopstick through a board he is

using all the correct leverage and stance that one would use if one

was shoving a chopstick through a board. He is breathing carefully,

focusing, applying force and leverage…. and a little bit more. He

doesn't just pick up a chopstick and ease it through the board like a

sharp needle through a banana. All of these things are related and

dependant on an understanding of the physics of this reality but the

properly trained adept can be just a little more than the sum of those

factors.

 

You don't need a teacher for that. You aren't ready for a teacher if

you can't see the difference between ki and physics. The first step is

surrender. Let go of what you think you know, what you think you need,

what you think life is, what you think ki, qi, chi is, etc. Train your

awareness by sitting still, breathing carefully and listening to what

is going on around you.

 

Once you are in a stable place you will be able to see the real forces

at work in your world. The interplay between minds on the street, the

nonlocal information that your mind can gather when it is quieted, the

energies around events and incidents that compose the experience of life.

 

Without that level of awareness you can't heal yourself or anyone

else. With it you can begin to be a small force in your world, living

carefully and impeccably, with mindfulness. Eventually you will see

and feel and develop your own conscious expression of these energies.

 

Have you noticed that most of the people who are capable of these

types of expression are healers? Do you know why that is? Is that

compatible with the type of martial expression that you are currently

visualizing? Think about it. Ask yourself " Why do I want to be able to

light a newspaper on fire with my chi? " If you can answer that

honestly, then you can see both your problem and the solution and that

will put you on the right path.

 

It isn't that martial prowess is " bad " or that being nice and healing

people is " good " ….. so think… why is it that these people who can do

these things are invariably healers? Go to any tradition anywhere and

the story is the same. Those with the highest powers are healers….

figure that out and you will actually know something of value to your

journey.

 

Don't dispair and don't let anyone tell you that you aren't capable or

worthy of learning these things. If not you who wants to know, then

who? Be diligent, be motivated, be patient and be honest with yourself

and the opportunities to learn and grow will come and the sublime will

manifest when called to do so.

[Guest guest]

So very well written. So very true. I recommend everyone read this and

then read it again. Especially as you move towards the Shaktipat.

Thanks for posting it Danny! - blessings to you and the writer. -

chrism

 

, " xrewindx "

<samsond wrote:

I stumbled upon the John Chang video today (you can find a link in the

links section),