Message: #13  2022-01-03  

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Message: #11  2021-12-31  

THE MOST SPIRITUAL MARTIAL ARTS - TAI CHI, QIGONG AND MORE..
In the Asian cultures there is a very popular concept of Qi (Chi),
also known as energy. This form of energy is everywhere; it crosses
the universe through every inanimate object, cell, atom and of course
in our bodies as well.
If you read through this book in detail, you will come across the
Spiritual Arts. Here you will find info on the meridians and chakras.
In some forms of martial arts this theory is also employed, with the
focus on “body energy” or “life energy”. This energy moves
through meridians, or paths through the body and in particular organs,
like the lungs and kidneys. Through certain movements people can feel
how these energy paths actually affect our bodies. We can also learn
to stimulate and strengthen these meridians. In eastern cultures and
sciences a low energy level is often related to both minor issues like
chronic fatigue and major things like cancer. By identifying and
stimulating our meridians, it is believed that many sicknesses can be
reduced, controlled or avoided entirely.
Meridians will run through the body until they end in pressure points.
These areas are often pinpointed in acupuncture, acupressure,
reflexology and forms of massage like shiatsu. These very same
pressure points can be used to disable or physically damage an
opponent.
It is actually possible to knock someone out without ever hitting
them! NOW, that is some serious pressure point jedi-master stuff!
Extreme masters have been known to be able to actually kill their
attackers using these techniques. This deadly martial art is called
Kyoshu Jutsu. Through the knowledge of these secrets the practitioners
are bound to strict moral code; luckily they use their skills for good
and not evil.
A few of the Martial Arts that are related to the use of energy forces
in meridians and pressure points include:
Tai Chi  
When most people think of this, they imagine a large class of 80 year
olds moving slowly in the morning sun! In fact, this is a bit of a
deception; tai chi can be a very effective fighting technique when
mastered and able to be used in many situations in a more rapid pace.
As we have mentioned earlier, the attention given to energy meridians
dictate the precise movements of tai chi.
Tai-Ki-Ken
These practices focus on meditation, breathing techniques and use of
tones like gongs and cymbals.
Tao Yin (Do-In)
Focusing on the mastery of chi, this Chinese Shaolin monk system of
arm and upper body motions in rhythm with controlled breathing is
actually the predecessor of Qigong.
Qigong
Based on the principle of “chi”, which is the energy flow that
permeates the universe. Broken down into a series of moves (some
paralleling native animals) that are meant to direct and control the
chi, the centre line of the body is given great attention.
 
After reading about the variety of martial arts on offer, it is
advisable to actually go and visit a few of the classes in and around
Amsterdam. We have compiled a great index list of places for anyone
who is curious. Remember to check with the instructor or dojo to see
if you can watch a lesson... don’t be shy!

the_most_spiritual_martial_arts___tai_chi__qigong

Message: #10  2021-12-31  

Chy — Name Meaning — Is Your Name Helping You?
Chy, your first name defines your personality as described below:
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Chy (f)
Your first name of Chy has given you inspirational, idealistic, and
dramatic qualities.
 
You have a clever, deep mind and the talent to excel in highly
inspirational lines of endeavour as a dramatist, musician, writer, or
artist.
 
You can be lifted by beauty in all forms and are at the most creative
when inspired.
 
Your expressive, affectionate nature responds quickly through your
feelings, but you must guard against being possessive and jealous.
 
Your delight in mystery and your sensitivity to things you do not
understand could draw you into occult studies or religions.
 
Unfortunately, it is difficult for you to retain emotional stability,
for you can easily swing into moods of depression and self-pity.
 
Your quick temper can flare up suddenly and be over as suddenly,
leaving you very sorry for any suffering you have caused.
Health Analysis

Inner turbulence can deplete your vitality and cause heart, lung, or
bronchial trouble, as well as nervous disabilities.


Your date of birth defines your unique core purpose, the reason for
your life. In living your purpose, you will find your greatest
happiness, contentment, and success.

Whether your purpose fully expresses depends upon all the names you
use, because your names create the basic blueprint of your thinking
pattern and reveal your destiny.

Is your name in harmony with your purpose?

Find out by requesting a Free Name and Birthdate Report below.

Message: #9  2022-04-25  

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Message: #8  2022-01-03  

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Message: #7  2022-01-01  

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Message: #5  2021-12-22  

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Message: #4  2021-12-22  

every thing is God's manifastation that means whether good or bad and
thought or means which included in His manifastation every where means
that He is Omnipresent and Omnipotent every time and place that need
not be put to explanation as like mean being do not possess the
knowledge and that needs power of knowledge to understand by virtue of
being brought through years of wellbeing/hardship etc...

Message: #3  2021-12-22  

Why athma reacts according to the time and place of existing its soul
possessed by the being b'cause the very nsture of creation ie based on
the very facts of time and place which ought to be learned by every
soul possessing the knowledge of karma and karya bhandam that means
every being can't learn every thing as do God and so on...

Message: #2  2021-12-22  

In monotheistic thought, God is conceived of as the supreme being,
creator, and principal object of faith.[1] God is usually conceived of
as being omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent and omnibenevolent as
well as having an eternal and necessary existence. God is most often
held to be incorporeal, with said characteristic being related to
conceptions of transcendence or immanence.[1][2][3]

Some religions describe God without reference to gender, while others
use terminology that is gender-specific and gender-biased. God has
been conceived as either personal or impersonal. In theism, God is the
creator and sustainer of the universe, while in deism, God is the
creator, but not the sustainer, of the universe. In pantheism, God is
the universe itself. Atheism is an absence of belief in any God or
deity, while agnosticism deems the existence of God unknown or
unknowable. God has also been conceived as the source of all moral
obligation, and the "greatest conceivable existent".[1] Many notable
philosophers have developed arguments for and against the existence of
God.[4]

Each monotheistic religion refers to its god using different names,
some referring to cultural ideas about the god's identity and
attributes. In ancient Egyptian Atenism, possibly the earliest
recorded monotheistic religion, this deity was called Aten[5] and
proclaimed to be the one "true" Supreme Being and creator of the
universe.[6] In the Hebrew Bible, the titles of God include Elohim
(God), Adonai (Lord) and others, and the name YHWH (Hebrew:
יהוה‎). The names Yahweh and Jehovah, possible vocalizations of
YHWH, are used in Christianity. In Judaism some of the Hebrew titles
of God are considered holy names. In the Christian doctrine of the
Trinity, one God coexists in three "persons" called the Father, the
Son, and the Holy Spirit. In Islam, the title God ("Allah" in the
Arabic language) is often used as a name, while Muslims also use a
multitude of other titles for God. In Hinduism, Brahman is often
considered a monistic concept of God.[7] In Chinese religion, Shangdi
is conceived as the progenitor (first ancestor) of the universe,
intrinsic to it and constantly bringing order to it. Other names for
God include Baha in the Baháʼí Faith,[8] Waheguru in Sikhism,[9]
Ahura Mazda in Zoroastrianism,[10] and Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa in
Balinese Hinduism.[11]

Message: #1  2021-12-18  

Swastika Night takes place in a world where the Nazis and Empire of
Japan defeated their enemies and conquered the world (from a modern
perspective, the novel is an alternate history in which the Nazis won
World War II, though at the time of its writing the war had not broken
out and it was a work of speculative future fiction.) It follows the
protagonist Alfred, an Englishman in his 30s who works as a ground
mechanic for the German Empire in the Salisbury Aerodrome. Alfred
comes to Germany on a holy pilgrimage to see the holy sites of
Hitlerism, the religion in this Nazi-dominated world. These sites
include the holy forest and the sacred aeroplane in Munich with which
Hitler won the war by personally flying to Moscow, it is said. In this
world Hitler is seen as a seven foot tall, long blonde-haired,
blue-eyed man who was “exploded” from the head of God the
Thunderer and was a god in his own right. He is preached about by
"Knights" (a cross between the traditional, feudal knight and a
priest) who pass this job down from father to son.

When Alfred arrives at his Nazi friend Hermann's village, he meets the
Knight there, an old man by the name of Friedrich von Hess; Hermann
works on this Knight's land. The Knight reveals to Alfred about how
history was distorted by a man who even when confronted by the truth
proclaimed Hitler a god. The writing of this man's book caused the
Nazis to burn everything that contradicted the fact – even the book
itself – and also anything that revealed life before the empire or
during Hitler's life. An ancestor of von Hess wrote about the truth
and entrusted the secret to his descendants as he also obtained and
preserved a picture of Hitler and a young blonde woman that Alfred
originally mistakes for Hitler. This convinces the already sceptical
Alfred that Hitler was not a god when he sees that Hitler was a small,
brown-haired man with a paunch.

Alfred then vows to return women to how they should be as in the novel
they have become ugly things, with shaved heads and no self-respect,
used solely for reproduction and kept in a place called the women's
quarters from where they cannot escape and are seen as little more
than animals. He also vows that he shall teach what is in his book to
his fellow Englishmen and others so that eventually they can cause the
shattering of the German Empire as the belief that holds it together
falls apart. He presses that it must be an ideological, spiritual
rebellion as a violent rebellion would be crushed by the occupation
armies of the Germans. The reader may also realise that a violent
rebellion would also only adhere to the Hitlerian beliefs of violence
and strength.

Towards the end of the novel Alfred returns to Britain with the book,
where he starts teaching his son from it. A few weeks after finishing
the book Alfred, his son and Hermann (who followed Alfred to Britain)
are almost caught by Nazi soldiers. While Fred (Alfred's son) escapes
with the book, Hermann and Alfred are discovered, whereupon Hermann
charges the soldiers and is killed. After this happens the soldiers
try to discover the reason behind Hermann and Alfred being there, but
are unsuccessful. A soldier then kicks Hermann's corpse, causing
Alfred to fly into a rage and get beaten into unconsciousness; the
beating is so bad that Alfred wakes up in hospital two days later and
gets to talk to Fred one last time about continuing his work just
before he dies of his injuries.

Message: #0  2021-12-31  

THE MOST SPIRITUAL MARTIAL ARTS - TAI CHI, QIGONG AND MORE..
In the Asian cultures there is a very popular concept of Qi (Chi),
also known as energy. This form of energy is everywhere; it crosses
the universe through every inanimate object, cell, atom and of course
in our bodies as well.
If you read through this book in detail, you will come across the
Spiritual Arts. Here you will find info on the meridians and chakras.
In some forms of martial arts this theory is also employed, with the
focus on “body energy” or “life energy”. This energy moves
through meridians, or paths through the body and in particular organs,
like the lungs and kidneys. Through certain movements people can feel
how these energy paths actually affect our bodies. We can also learn
to stimulate and strengthen these meridians. In eastern cultures and
sciences a low energy level is often related to both minor issues like
chronic fatigue and major things like cancer. By identifying and
stimulating our meridians, it is believed that many sicknesses can be
reduced, controlled or avoided entirely.
Meridians will run through the body until they end in pressure points.
These areas are often pinpointed in acupuncture, acupressure,
reflexology and forms of massage like shiatsu. These very same
pressure points can be used to disable or physically damage an
opponent.
It is actually possible to knock someone out without ever hitting
them! NOW, that is some serious pressure point jedi-master stuff!
Extreme masters have been known to be able to actually kill their
attackers using these techniques. This deadly martial art is called
Kyoshu Jutsu. Through the knowledge of these secrets the practitioners
are bound to strict moral code; luckily they use their skills for good
and not evil.
A few of the Martial Arts that are related to the use of energy forces
in meridians and pressure points include:
Tai Chi  
When most people think of this, they imagine a large class of 80 year
olds moving slowly in the morning sun! In fact, this is a bit of a
deception; tai chi can be a very effective fighting technique when
mastered and able to be used in many situations in a more rapid pace.
As we have mentioned earlier, the attention given to energy meridians
dictate the precise movements of tai chi.
Tai-Ki-Ken
These practices focus on meditation, breathing techniques and use of
tones like gongs and cymbals.
Tao Yin (Do-In)
Focusing on the mastery of chi, this Chinese Shaolin monk system of
arm and upper body motions in rhythm with controlled breathing is
actually the predecessor of Qigong.
Qigong
Based on the principle of “chi”, which is the energy flow that
permeates the universe. Broken down into a series of moves (some
paralleling native animals) that are meant to direct and control the
chi, the centre line of the body is given great attention.
 
After reading about the variety of martial arts on offer, it is
advisable to actually go and visit a few of the classes in and around
Amsterdam. We have compiled a great index list of places for anyone
who is curious. Remember to check with the instructor or dojo to see
if you can watch a lesson... don’t be shy!

the_most_spiritual_martial_arts___tai_chi__qigong