Hi All
How many Shaolin practitioners have had the opportunity to learn Dian Xue at SHaolin Temple??
If so who with and did you find it worked?
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Hi All
How many Shaolin practitioners have had the opportunity to learn Dian Xue at SHaolin Temple??
If so who with and did you find it worked?
what that?
never heard of it
or maybe im pronoucing it wrong?
Dian Xue is the Mandarin term for Dim Mak.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pk_StyLeZ
By demonstrations, I mean pressure point attack methods, not actual death touch, obviously.
I have heard stories of the dim mak but have never seen and/or heard of someone dying from it. I suppose that if you continuously attack that point someone would eventually die. But this is just speculation at this point. I hope this helps.
WF
"Dim Mak"/"Em Dot" ("dotting")Quote:
Originally Posted by ittokaos
Not always used to kill.
More often used to disable, or sometimes "discipline".
I'm "aware" of 3 "kinds".
1. Attacking the meridians/chi/"air"
2. Attacking the nerves.
3. Attacking the arteries/veins/blood.
Aside from experiencing 1 & 2 and seeing #3, which was not allowed to run
to "the end" (but could have).... "it's been known to happen".
Pete
Well i don't know if this has to be with that, but i had felt the "cotton palm strike" the "wave or explosive strike" on my body. They are more internal and "intention" lead strikes.
With the cotton palm, you almost feel a touch, but then you feel a big force, like a cilinder of energy going thru your body, and exploding at the other end.
With the wave strike it is almost the same as the cotton palm. You feel almost a touch but then, instead of a cylinder type of energy, you feel something expanding like the motion of the water when you trow a little rock to the water, all that expands inside.
I think if that strikes are directed to a internal organ, something bad could happen there.
There is almost no sign of a hit on the skin.
Of course i do not know how to do them, but i had felt them. They are real.
:)