G'day to you all!
My background of Taoism is probably pretty timid compares to most of you..
I've discovered the tradition/religion about 6 years ago..I somehow heard about the unique sexual Toaist practices, became interested and bought 2 books by Master Mantak Chia:
1. Transform Stress Into Vitality
2. Taoist Secrets Of Love - Cultivating Male Sexual Energy
I also own and liked Benjamin Huff's "The Tao of Pooh"..
Anyway, since I was just reading books without meeting other people who practice it, I lost my "faith" in it and wasn't sure it's the right and healthy thing to do..
Also I was never sure about how well I do the exercises/meditations and what I was suppose to be feeling..
Lately I became interested in it again..and started practicing again (I watched about 6 hours of DVD listening to Master Mantak Chia explain the "microcosmic circle meditation"..)
but I'm still not entirely sure about the path..
I came here looking for answers..
Thanks for reading thus far(:
The researcher
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QUOTE(The_Search_for_Tao @ Sep 27 2007, 04:21 PM) 
Anyway, since I was just reading books without meeting other people who practice it, I lost my "faith" in it and wasn't sure it's the right and healthy thing to do..
Also I was never sure about how well I do the exercises/meditations and what I was suppose to be feeling..
Lately I became interested in it again..and started practicing again (I watched about 6 hours of DVD listening to Master Mantak Chia explain the "microcosmic circle meditation"..)
but I'm still not entirely sure about the path..
I came here looking for answers..
Well you came to the right spot (I think). There are a lot of people here with a lot of different viewpoints - so you'll probably get a response on just about anything you may ask. I am more interested in the philosophical aspect of taoism; others are more interested in the internal arts. Anyway - welcome aboard!
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welcome
welcome
Thanks for the welcome committee..
It looks like an interesting place indeed(:
It looks like an interesting place indeed(:
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