Ten Methods of the Heavenly Dragon
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| Rating | : | 4.23 (992 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1848191278 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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Robert Sheaffer has been a seeker all his life. His time spent studying with the Adept Shun Yuan of the Heavenly Dragon sect was one of his most profound and lasting experiences. He has been fortunate enough to travel extensively throughout the world and to witness numerous traditional spiritual practices.
An amazing achievement! --Irving Karchmar, author of Master of the Jinn: A Sufi Novel . A truly remarkable book, profound and deeply moving! This first person account of a lifelong seeker's apprenticeship with Shun Yuan, a gentle Western-born Adept of the Tao and Taiji martial arts, enthrals the reader both as a teaching story and an introduction to as remarkable a man as any hero out of fiction. In the end, one is left with a sublime sense of inevitability and peace
Irving Karchmar said Enthralling and Remarkable Lessons of Tao and Martial Arts!. Ten Methods of the Heavenly Dragon is a profound and deeply moving book. A first person account of lifelong seeker Robert Sheaffer's apprenticeship with Shun Yuan, a gentle, Western-born Adept of the Tao and Taiji martial arts, enthralled me both as a tea. a journey to the extraordinary In the ordinary world we don't often go to the ends of the earth to seek the extraordinary. Fortunately for us, Robert Sheaffer did, and wrote this book so that we could all travel the journey with him. I was captivated from his very first words, and felt. "Great book!" according to Otsu. A great book! The experiences the author shared was eye opening.As the book describes, it's all about concepts and the way.You won't find any diagrams or pictures of application, but realizing the big picture to move ahead in any chosen art makes it worth
It will be of interest to students of the internal martial traditions as well as anyone interested in Taoism and Eastern philosophy.. He discovers the internal arts of chi kung and bagua and diligently practises them, and begins to see the places and people around him in a new light. When he stumbles by chance into a backstreet teashop to shelter from the unrelenting Taipei rain, the author begins a journey that will lead him to the wisdom of the Adept Shun Yuan of the Heavenly Dragon sect, an order of esoteric Buddhism laced with Taoist practices. However, his journey with the Adept is not without its challenges, and the author has to look to his very core to overcome the obstacles that stand in his way. Will he be able to harness the transformative energy of the dragon? Or will the wisdom of this elusive creature be beyond his grasp? An intriguing, personal account, this book explores the author