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A Taste of Alan Watts
Modern Taoism Please check out this audio recording by Alan Watts with accompanying animation.http://www.neticons.net/music_life/ thank you,Samme
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Re: Body Work
The Physical Hi everyone, I practice the taoist martial art ot Ba Gua - the sister art to tai chi. Before this I practiced karate. I find that Ba Gua is a very deep and extremely d...
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Re: Hello wonderful friends!
Welcome to the Temple! Hello Dana and everyone,I can relate to George's statement above (hi George). I keep coming home to the Tao despite my path winding all over the place. ...
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Re: Hello wonderful friends!
Welcome to the Temple! Hi Dana, I've been a philosopical Taoist for about 34 years. I've studied and experimented with many other philosophies and religions but always came back...
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Names can be given but not permanent labels
Welcome to the Temple! The fingers move but the mind does not. So vast how could space move? Gazing out, images, sounds and textures arise, change and disappear. Gazing in, mages, sound...
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Re: Body Work
The Physical Hi Samme, I practice Wu Ji Jing Gong Tai Chi. It 's a form I've learned at Silver Tiger studio nearby. Here is a link to the school: http://silvertigertaichi.c...
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Re: My use of the Oracle
I CHING ~ The Book of Changes I use the I Ching to help remind me of what the path is all about! Sometimes old habit creep into my life and I use the I Ching to help "recenter" my m...
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Re: Body Work
The Physical I started out learning Tai ji when I was living on Okinawa. My teacher put a lot of emphasis on it being a "martial art", albeit softer than kara...
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Re: Hello wonderful friends!
Welcome to the Temple! Hi Dana,I just joined the Pod, hope to have discussions with everyone here.Phil
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Re: who new? Me too..
Welcome to the Temple! all the old hippes said "farm out" don't know why there are 2 of the one post I made, maybe it's a dharmic echo...(or my finger slipped)
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