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Yudelove's book Taoist Yoga and Sexual EnergyFrom: Swedich Dragon
Subject: General
Date/Time 2008-04-29 05:20:20
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Message>>>>>>>I chose my name for this forum from William Peter Blattys "The Exorcist", because I have had admiration for this particular title as well as his "Legion" (in Finnish literally "the legion of devils") and because I have thought that he might know something about spirits, entities or maybe demons which most of us don't know. >>>>>>>>
Have you read the book "Dancing with the devil" Ashworth. Itīs about demons entities and such things in connection to healing especially Reiki healing.
>>>>>>>>>I myself didn't claim that that "Tao & the Tree of Life" has anything to do with any dark forces, but to say it again, that because I have also known persons who are occupied with very different kinds of yogic, ritual, spiritual etc. traditions, it really seems that this Thelema/Crowley association means very probable interest in drugs. So if the Hare Krishnas and Buddhists stereotypically give impression being in some funny way sentimental then these Crowley guys are very much interested about same things as Crowley himself was. >>>>>>>>>>
Ok. I just reacted upon why you didnīt like the book. In my wiew you should like/or dislike the book from itīs content and not from what you suspect a person writing it does, beacase of wich persons therories he mention. If you are right about conclusion of the author or not is irrelevant. Itīs the book as such that is of interest. (But I might be wrong) Had a similar discussion with Nnnoth earlier on. He didnīt either want to read Yudelove, perhaps after what had happened to him.
>>>>>>>>>What comes to the element of danger within Daoist practice, I recall that in Eva Wong's "Holding Yin, Embracing Yang" there are several references that one should keep one's practice secret from spirits, because their interference would mean that one is under surveillance against which one is quite powerless. Also on the cover there is fierce dragon guarding the Elixir. >>>>>>>>
Interesting. I have the book but had not read all of it jet. It also claimes there you should not have sex with desire of it, or something like that, which I wonder a litle bit about how that might be possible. I have not much experience of spirits and entities expect one, that I am associating with my health problem. If you are interested I can tell you the story am interested to see if it is possible to find solutions to the health problem from that experience.
>>>>>>I think that Michael Winn commented Yudelove's case that he was actually snatched by elementary beings. (Edward Bulwer-Lytton's "dweller of the threshold"!?) >>>>>>
Ok, havenīt noticed that.
>>>>>I have myself interpreted the presence of the later chapters of the first Fusion book to be there for some practitioners, who might get experiences towards which it's reasonable to have something to compare with. >>>>>>>
Yes that sounds like the way Mantak Chia might have been thinking, when he added those chapters. I donīt see it as a big problem beacase people are supposed to go courses and not just practise from books. But on the other side I myself often practgise just from the books. But on the other side if you get any results from that meditation you might be ready for it anyway. Just some thought about it.
SD
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