Tag Archives: Qi

Chinese-Taoist Soul Structures

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Vajragoni

Chinese philosophy did not have a dichotomy between spirit or matter, or soul and body as we witnessed in our Greek-thought portions of our series. They are perfectly merged in the Principle of the Yin-Yang constructions. Soul=灵魂 líng hún Ling … Continue reading →

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The Tao of Qi

Posted on May 1, 2014 by Vajragoni

The Zhuangzi says, “Pure spirit reaches in the four directions, flows now this way, now that: there is no place it does not extend to. Above, it brushes the sky; below, it coils on the earth. It transforms and nurses … Continue reading →

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Mystagogia

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Vajragoni

Mystagogia: entering deeply into the further mysteries In preparation for composing the Tathagatagarbhatārā Tantra there was much quality time spent in daily Dhyani Buddha meditations; in particular with the early morning Akṣhobhya Buddha Dharani and additional refrain of the mantra, … Continue reading →

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Primordial Qigong in Light of the Unborn: Bardo 1, Part 6

Posted on September 8, 2012 by Vajragoni

The body and its consciousness is a vehicle (awareness mechanism) wherein [in Bardo Realm One] the awareness principle slowly comes to self-realization—like a pearl of great price embedded in its shell beneath the heavy-pressurized environment-matrix of the oceanic depths of … Continue reading →

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