say whaaat??i20w24 wrote:I'm sharing my finding on the net on taoism...
They tried hard to avoid death. They tried to preserve their life as long as possible.
They researched herbal ingredients to find magical tablet to prolong their life even to make their body immortal.
This is the root of herbal medicine.
They researched human body metabolism and internal organs to try and stop physical body degradation that cause humans to get old and weak.
From this we inherit acupuncture and other Taoism health treatment.
They develop breathing system and internal alchemy to prolong their life.
There are many Qi Gong Masters who can live more than 100 years even 200 years.
It says they CAN live. It does not mean they do or want totaxico wrote:say whaaat??i20w24 wrote: There are many Qi Gong Masters who can live more than 100 years even 200 years.
who are these 200 year old qi gong masters and why haven't we been introduced?
or can you point me to a few of those masters who are >125 years old? (well, dead or alive)
Wow, you are so sharp bro. Its not even cross in my mind to ask for this.taxico wrote: say whaaat??
who are these 200 year old qi gong masters and why haven't we been introduced?
or can you point me to a few of those masters who are >125 years old? (well, dead or alive)
so what you're saying is, chinese masters in the past lived longer lives than modern day chinese masters? (or a person from any country, not necessarily china)i20w24 wrote:Some of them who are live a long life are:taxico wrote:who are these 200 year old qi gong masters and why haven't we been introduced?
or can you point me to a few of those masters who are >125 years old? (well, dead or alive)
1. Chang San Feng around 200 years old
2. Li Ching Yuen around 256 years old
3. Huang Yuan Ji around 300 years old
4. Leng Jian around 200 years old
5. Chen Fei Long around 140 years old
I think the administration in the past may not comprehensive enough to collect all information about those long live qi gong master (especially if they are live in seclusion.
In case of Li Ching Yuan, I don't think 1928 is ancient.taxico wrote: so what you're saying is, chinese masters in the past lived longer lives than modern day chinese masters? (or a person from any country, not necessarily china)
and taking a leaf from x9's book (thanks! :b), the assumption is perhaps modern day masters are choosing not to live for so long... OR alone in a cave.
now i get it... i think. thank you for those names and some pictures of old dudes.
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