hey wpeck, I have been looking for your fb message, but I cant find it anymore, I cant wait to hear what you come up with.
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That was really a nice music. I really appreciate your effort there. Thank you.
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No worries brother, can you send me a private message with your email? I’m going to send you some music 
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So now we know who to talk to, if we bribe @pranic_climber we can get him to sneak more 70s awesome retro kinda music into the tracks haha
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From some old post in facebook, I came to know that, chi, jing, shen can be applied in spells, amplify sigils, thoughts and intention, charging foods etc. I believe there are numerous ways these audios can be used. I just bought the album from amazon. I hope the experienced fellows here will discuss the advance uses of this audios.
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What is * DAN TIEN *? I have often read about it but I can’t seem to make a good representation of it. Also, what are the advantages?
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Not sure , but I think it mentions the energy centers of the body. The 3 dan tians upper, middle and lower. Corresponds to 3rd eye, heart and root chakra. When I see the picture of the Dan Tian I feel so. Hope this helps. I feel the advantages are pretty much the same as Chakra growth. Inner peace, high intution, intelligence, immunity and so on.
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it is much clearer, thank you very much for your help👍
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Chakras and Dan-tiens are energetic structures from two different schools: the Hindu Yoga and Daoist Alchemy. There may be similarities, but also differences. To visualize for example, Chakras are traditionally depicted as spinning wheels (in non-Tantric schools where they are more active in function) and Lotuses (in Tantric schools where they are more passive conduits that act as pathways to the sentient, cosmically intelligent Shakti or Goddess who appears in macrocosm as Kundalini).
Dan-tiens are a lot more ‘physical’ while Chakras are more ‘energetic’. If one had to combine the two schools, Dan-tien would be like a storage container of Chi in which spinning wheels of energy aka Chakras are swimming. The three Dan-tiens are like cauldrons in which energy is stored and refined and circulated, affecting physical organs around them - in that, they have similarities to Chakras. They are the cauldrons which transmute respectively, Jing -> Chi, Chi -> Shen and finally, Shen -> Wu-ji, unbridled, non-corrupt pure energy or Dao. While all three of them deal with physical organs around them, they can be mapped to physical, emotional and spiritual aspects respectively, in terms of their primary function.
In alchemical practices such as Taiji, Qigong, Maoshan sorcery etc., these Dantiens are systematically used, usually starting with the lower one, to cultivate and refine energy. Water paths work on energy descending from the upper to the lower one, while the more common fire paths deal with energy flow upward, starting with cultivating the lower Dantien first.
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…Are the tracks in that order for a specific purpose?
I ask this because I’m studing nei gong, and neidan and I don’t understand why shen isn’t the last one…
Also can one listen to the entire album in loop? Is it better to “concentrate” on a single track?
Thanks
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they aren’t in any order.
that’s how the store lists them sometimes.
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do you suggest listening to the whole album or to a single track for a certain amount of time?
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Use the practice that is best for you with what you are trying to do.
Some people just use jing for restored functions body health etc.
Other do a whole spiritual practice.
They are all very open ended.
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Where can I find a description of what each track do?
Thanks
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Crystals? Aren’t we talking about Jing, Qi and Shen?
Did you even click on that link?
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Sorry I thought it was only a quote lol
Thanks for the link
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@Maoshan_Wanderer actually chakras are also present in daoism, they are the Qi Lun or Qi Huo
As you say they are not the 3 Dan Tien
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