I find that the key information in his book is regarding the Ming period synthesis of Dhayana (Daoyin) with Martial art. Also, the Vajrapani connection is important. For me, it has resolved a few...
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I find that the key information in his book is regarding the Ming period synthesis of Dhayana (Daoyin) with Martial art. Also, the Vajrapani connection is important. For me, it has resolved a few...
cool!
Any information like a quick peek on what's up? Like, has he found anything that with certainty substantiates the existence of a southern shaolin temple?
really?
It's a good book, but not that good. lol. no offense Meir. :)
In re to the frescos; Two man sets in and of themselves are a highly ritualistic practice and used for several different things. Not the least of which is the development of how to interact with...
Well, I recommend this book as it has some very interesting aspects to it and absolutely tosses a lot of the doubtful stuff that we have all over the net. lol.
I wonder how this book will effect...
There is a lot of loosey goosey info about wudang out there.
probably deserves an investigation of it's own eventually.
not quite finished yet, but overall it is good. he seems to have spent his time translating the many stele and got ihs hands on some old documentation. drew the lines between confirmed historical...
oh man, I am at page 108. Youb are really missing out SoCo. Really missing out.
oh man! page 109 is sweeeet! lol
just messing with ya.
seriously though, it's a pretty interesting piece. am...
I got my copy and am devouring it before my very eyes.
~g gets props almost right away in it. So it must be somewhat good. :D
I'll get a copy for my b-day. :)
Sal, I always thought it was common knowledge that Shaolin had MA practice long before Ming Dynasty.
Even when I was a kid (I'm 44 now) I was hearing the info...