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Cultivation of the spiritual roots technique is said to be about moving/guiding Neiqi to form a spiritual meridian known as a root. This movement/guidance of Neiqi has 3 basic principles: Yu Wei (Moving with movement). Yu Wei is where you physically touch/press the acupuncture point once and then fo...

Early stage: Just started.

Mid stage: Can sense all the meridians.

Final stage: Can sense that all the meridians are a more firm/settled.

Example: Spiritual roots phase, level [1-5], early - final stage.

When forming my spiritual roots, I usually take about a month. 1 week to open the meridian point or points. 1 week to open another point or points. 2 weeks for establishing the connection a.k.a. the meridian. [Sometimes it takes longer.] After that, I reactivate the meridians from point to point. A...

Another possible way to refine the body ​ Heating/Refining (1): Use Jing and Qi Refine the body with a strong heat by combining Jing and Qi, like how a blacksmith's forge heats the metal. Forging (2): Use Shen and Qi Forge the body with a strong and cold kinetic force, like a blacksmith's hammer st...

Fixed the part of: "Shen is a cold electric type of energy." into "Shen is a cold electric/kinetic type of energy" "Jing is a warm kinetic type of energy." into "Jing is a warm thermal type of energy" Docx file: Spiritual Roots Technique.docx PDF file: Spiritu...

Here is my brainstorming: In Neidan and Qigong like practices, it is understood that to meditate, one needs to breathe in energy into your lower cinnabar field (Jing). It is understood that they need to start from Jing to Qi and then Shen. They believe that circulation is done through the movements...

FAQ for "The spiritual roots technique". Q: What does "finding the acupuncture/meridian points through the sense of touch" mean? Does it mean to touch and feel or focus on them? A: Try and touch the middle of your forehead once and concentrate on that sensation without touching ...

Drew a better one today 术 = Shù which means art, technique.

Xiandan (仙丹术) = immortal alchemy. It is made of two Chinese characters Xian (仙), Dan (丹) and Shù (术).

Xiān (仙) means Immortal (celestial being)
Dān (丹) means Cinnabar, red and medicine (pill or powder)
Shù (术) means art, technique.
Xian dan (仙丹) means elixir, elixir of life and magic pill.

WildWolf wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 3:56 pmGood vibes.

Thank you!

By me .

The spiritual roots technique (PDF file):

Using Tian and Di to transmute Jing into Ren: Ren.jpg A) Here Tian symbolizes lightning and Di is symbolizing the lakes and seas. ! Some scientists believes that lightning bolts unlocked the phosphorus that was needed to create biomolecules, which formed the basis of life on Earth. B) Here Di symbo...

Using Jing and Di to transmute Shen into Tian: Tian.jpg A) Here Jing symbolizes heat and Di is symbolizing the surface of the Earth. The surface gets hot thanks to geothermal heat from the magma below the surface (1 & 2). Groundwater gets heated up and flows upward, forming hot springs and geys...

Sets of circulations for Xiangong:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiandan/commen ... culations/

Using Jing and Shen to transmute Qi into Di: Di.jpg A) Here Jing symbolizes volcanic eruption and how it makes Qi flourish. The heat of the earth's core melts the underground elements and flows as magma within the mountains (1 & 2). The magma becomes lava when the volcanoes erupt (3). After the...

If you are wondering what happened to "My cultivation technique" by Sleepy-Bluejay a.k.a Xiandan-Master.
It was deleted do to new discoveries on my path of cultivation.
Here is the discoveries that changed my whole understanding of Taoism:
https://www.occultforum.org/viewtopic.php?t=41745

Houtian body refinement circulation: Cleansing, Forging, Quenching and Tempering.

Part 2
Quenching: Quenching the forged body with Shen (Water).

Tempering: Tempering the hard and brittle body with Jing.

Houtian body refinement circulation: Cleansing, Forging, Quenching and Tempering Part 1 Cleansing: Cleanse.jpg Cleanse the body by using Shen through Qi to wash the body with a strong wind/pressure. By understanding that Qi means Breath you could say that breath can symbolize Wind. Shen (Water), wi...

I'm not sure how google document works but I found a publish option. If you couldn't view it before, maybe now you can.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2P ... _9qrCw/pub

Thank you!

Here are the circulation of Qi, Jing and Shen: Qi Qi.jpg To collect Qi, one must circulate the vital energy in the motion of Breath. The airflow of inhaling goes down into your lungs which later goes up as you exhale. That is why it start from (1) to (3) and then (4) to (6). It also circulates in th...

If you don't want to download it, you can that a look via Google Document.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_Jz ... sp=sharing

Xiandan (仙丹) also known as "Immortal Alchemy" is the belief of Xian immortals in Taoism are/were a real thing and that we have the potential to become an Immortal ourself. Xiandan practitioners discusses the alchemy in internal alchemy and our own hypotheses of how immortal cultivation cou...

I want to change my username to Xiandan-Master, if possible.