Nei Kung: The Secret Teachings of the Warrior Sages
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (750 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0892819073 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Makes excellent reading for energy practitioners and armchair explorers alike who are ready to feel yin and yang energy." (Cynthia Sue Larson, Top 500 Reviewer, August 2002)
He lives in Athens, Greece. Kosta Danaos is a professional engineer, an experienced martial arts instructor in jujutsu, kung fu, and t'ai chi chuan, and a freelance writer.
"80% of the book contains irrelevant info. The rest" according to Amazon Customer. 80% of the book contains irrelevant info. The rest is the stuff you can get off the internet. I feel the author is trying to leverage of the success of the Magus to make some money.. At first glance. R. Tillman If some other reviewers piece together the "secrets" hidden in this book, please let me know. Maybe Amazon will let us put the info here??? I'm going to go over the book again, but here's what I was expecting: A single chapter on the Level 1 meditation and a quick overview of Levels 2 through 4. I did see a familiar Lin Kong Jing stance at the back of the book (search on Sifu Richard Mooney to learn more), but I didn't see the level of detail I expected. Since my oldest son passed away a few years I've been keeping a more open mind to such topics, but there was never a "Tuh, duh! Here's the specific meditation you bought this. "No Substance" according to A Customer. Perhaps Danaos' teacher is real like Don Juan, you may never know at least with the teaching of Don Juan you have some amazing practical and mystical teachings.Here, there is nothing substantive in either of his books. When someone writes with the non-critical enthusiasm of an Eric Hoffer "True Believer", it is hard to take it seriously.Danaos implies his own greatness with his association to the teacher, John Chang, despite the fact that on the surface he plays down his accomplishment. This book, for me, along with The Magus of Java, has little or nothing of useable value except for an interesting fantasy story about powers
• Includes a step-by-step guide to the meditation that forms the basis of the practice of nei kung. He also offers historical, linguistic, artistic, and literary proof of the presence and understanding of nei kung throughout the ages and a step-by-step introduction to several types of simple meditation--fundamental to directing one's ch'i. With his engaging storytelling and disarming humor, his physics-based explanations for seemingly mystical phenomena, and his reassurances that he's really no different from the rest of us, Kosta Danaos shows us that once we remember our capacity to harness our yang energy, we can change ourselves and our world.. Next, in learning to control our ch'i as a whole, we must learn to channel our yang energy in productive ways--a potential we all possess. Though we have forgotten how to access them, these components are in fact elemental parts of us. The author explains that we first must open our minds to the fact that the power of ch'i is real. Nei Kung: The Secret Teachings of the Warrior Sages describes the practice of nei kung and how learning to control our ch'i can result in the release of dynamic energy that can be used for healing, pyrogenesis, telekinesis, levitation, telepathy, and more. In 1994 Kosta Danaos was accepted as a student by John Chang, a Chinese-Javanese Taoist