Isamos Elei

Yes I am currently practicing Falun Gong. I intend to read the two core books of the practice, the pdfs of which are freely available online at www.falundafa.org The most important book of Falun Gong/Dafa is 'Zhuan Falun'. Secondly to that is 'Falun Gong', which includes instructions on the 5 physical Qigong exercises. I have only read one chapter so far in one of them which talks about the eye through which we can have multidimensional visions, that it's a kind of rotating flickering screen that if you look through you can see clear pictures/images and access other realms (basically speaking of our third eye). Very interesting and powerful so far. In regards to the exercises: Very powerful. There are only five sets and each is core to the practice (in terms of physical exercises) There are none other, no variations, and no grey areas in terms of how they are done (like most exercises really). I have known of them since 2015 but only started practicing regularly and all of them in the past two weeks since being in quarantine due to testing positive to corona virus. They really open, centre, strengthen, coordinate and attune your energy system to develop higher capabilities (I hope, feels good so far) and increase your health on a level of energy and posture. They are very easy to do and learn, without being straining or fatiguing to the body, but rather increase your energy and can be quite relaxing to do, while still requiring some effort and concentration to do properly and enjoy. They do not take very long to do. About 10 minutes for me There is definitely some controversy in the belief system and I will have to delve deeper to develop an opinion in this regard.

Loving them so far

In his latest video: 'When I want to connect to the now/reality I just look at my hands' Beautiful, I tried this and looked, and reminded me that this current experience is all there is. There is nothing else. Apart from what is expressed from beyond of course... but it pours through into our current reality anyway. It reminds me of The Just One Look Method by John Sherman.

My favourite is: 'You're not enlightened if you can't throw a wild party' Surely this is not the exact wording, yet it gives the picture. One that certainly contrasts with some of the boring demeanours found in some of the spiritual teachers of today and the past. What is your favourite Leo quote? Please share. And try and link us up to the source of the quote (where you found it). The idea is to create a good collection of Leo quotes so that if need be, we can share them elsewhere.

I recently started reading this book. Sadly I don't have it anymore in hard copy, as I wrote notes and did drawings on one of the most important pages, regretted it, so I decided to burn the whole book and throw it in the bin. Here is the link to the free pdf version https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.bhagavadgitausa.com/Serpent%20Power%20Complete.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwijr-XL5ffyAhU7qksFHSjECcQQFnoECAQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3s0eiO6Rb24JNcALpAj9CV This thread is for anyone willing to discuss this book or share the insights they have regarding it. Thanks guys