Tag Archives: Daoism

The Tzu Ciao, Ziran and important initial steps in Opening the Heavenly Eye

Posted on April 29, 2020 by dataship

What if I said that the most important ‘point’ in your Daoist body what not actually in (or even part) of your physical body. That it was almost unknown in the general public and the little written about it (more about … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on the Chicago Retreat, Part 1

Posted on April 25, 2020 by dataship

It’s already more than 6 months since the Chicago retreat with Master Wang Li Ping. I’m writing this during the COVID-19 pandemic, self-isolating aboard my live-aboard sailboat Santorini in Vancouver on Canada’s West Coast. The retreat was a huge event … Continue reading →

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Permission to Teach

Posted on August 31, 2018 by dataship

Master Wang Li Ping’s International Winter Solstice retreat, hosted by his translator Richard Liao was held in Dalian China in 2017. The venue that year was the old Hot Spring Hotel in Anbo Town, 2 hours north-east of Dalian in … Continue reading →

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Further on Reading the Taoist Classics

Posted on July 22, 2015 by dataship

To the great good fortune of practicing Daoists everywhere, new translations of both available texts and previously un-translated ones are becoming available. Most importantly Fabrizio Pregadio has added his translations of The Canton Qi, Awakening to Reality, Wang Mu’s Foundations of Internal … Continue reading →

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Thoughts and Reflections on the Daoist Classics

Posted on July 3, 2012 by dataship

Partly as an experiment in WordPress and also as a way to consolidate my ongoing work with the classics of Daoism (also spelled Taoism), I decided to utilize this domain I have held in reserve for a number of years … Continue reading →

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