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Lama Thunderbolt And His Kunlun Neigong Got anything to say about this?
#1
Posted 01 March 2008 - 07:01 PM
Hi there,
I recently watched a preview for a movie called Lama Thunderbolt. Check it out here!
Lama Thunderbolt, or Max, which is I guess is his original given name, teaches a system of neigong called Kunlun Bliss Practice or Kunlun Formless Form Neigong or something like that. Basically I'm wondering if this is a system taught by anybody other than Max? How about historically, has anybody heard of this system mentioned in any books or anything? Are there any Daoist classics that mention it? Do they mention how practitioners of this system are taking part of the next stage of human evolution, or is that a claim unique to Max's video? Anybody been to his seminars?
I recently watched a preview for a movie called Lama Thunderbolt. Check it out here!
Lama Thunderbolt, or Max, which is I guess is his original given name, teaches a system of neigong called Kunlun Bliss Practice or Kunlun Formless Form Neigong or something like that. Basically I'm wondering if this is a system taught by anybody other than Max? How about historically, has anybody heard of this system mentioned in any books or anything? Are there any Daoist classics that mention it? Do they mention how practitioners of this system are taking part of the next stage of human evolution, or is that a claim unique to Max's video? Anybody been to his seminars?
#3
Posted 01 March 2008 - 08:04 PM
The orgasmic Girls were pretty cool 
mike
mike
Don't worry what is the real tai chi chuan, concentrate on your practice and deepen your relaxation,
You must be clear that the purpose of investing in loss is to eventually make a profit, not simply to lose for the sake of losing. Follow the opponent until he defeats himself.
You must be clear that the purpose of investing in loss is to eventually make a profit, not simply to lose for the sake of losing. Follow the opponent until he defeats himself.
#6
Posted 01 March 2008 - 08:31 PM
This thread belongs in BTDT. Mike Roberts posted about it in http://www.emptyflow...h...20&start=20
It doesn't have to be said again, but what the heck.... FAKE
It doesn't have to be said again, but what the heck.... FAKE
"Rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add 'within the limits of the law,' because law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the rights of the individual."
- Thomas Jefferson
- Thomas Jefferson
#8
Posted 02 March 2008 - 03:32 AM
QUOTE (Yunshan @ Mar 1 2008, 12:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
This thread belongs in BTDT. Mike Roberts posted about it in http://www.emptyflow...h...20&start=20
It doesn't have to be said again, but what the heck.... FAKE
It doesn't have to be said again, but what the heck.... FAKE
I posted it here After seeing it in the main forum
Don't worry what is the real tai chi chuan, concentrate on your practice and deepen your relaxation,
You must be clear that the purpose of investing in loss is to eventually make a profit, not simply to lose for the sake of losing. Follow the opponent until he defeats himself.
You must be clear that the purpose of investing in loss is to eventually make a profit, not simply to lose for the sake of losing. Follow the opponent until he defeats himself.
#10
Posted 05 March 2008 - 06:29 PM
QUOTE (Notendo @ Mar 1 2008, 03:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
like did this guy just make this shit up out of nowhere or is it,
i think a give away is the use of the title "lama", which afaik, is used by the tibetans and maybe nepalese, etc. but not by the chinese, and yet he's wearing daoist robes and hat.
it's like me calling myself guru, while wearing a toga and teaching sambo. if he's gonna wear a costume, at least he could be consistent.
but i'm far from an expert. anybody else wanna chime in on the use of the "lama" title? (here's what wiki says)
This post has been edited by ashe: 05 March 2008 - 06:31 PM
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#11
Posted 05 March 2008 - 09:58 PM
Very much a Da Vinci code thing here, in that the site specifically states it as a "movie", however many people will interpret as he exposal of "truth." It is entertaining though
#14
Posted 12 March 2008 - 12:41 PM
QUOTE (ashe @ Mar 5 2008, 07:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
i think a give away is the use of the title "lama", which afaik, is used by the tibetans and maybe nepalese, etc. but not by the chinese, and yet he's wearing daoist robes and hat.
it's like me calling myself guru, while wearing a toga and teaching sambo. if he's gonna wear a costume, at least he could be consistent.
but i'm far from an expert. anybody else wanna chime in on the use of the "lama" title? (here's what wiki says)
it's like me calling myself guru, while wearing a toga and teaching sambo. if he's gonna wear a costume, at least he could be consistent.
but i'm far from an expert. anybody else wanna chime in on the use of the "lama" title? (here's what wiki says)
I belief you can earn the title by studying with a lama (which would be somewhat consistent with Wiki's explanation "The title can be used as an honorific title conferred on a monk, nun or [...] advanced tantric practitioner to designate a level of spiritual attainment and authority to teach [...]", although I'm not sure whether being a monk would be mandatory). I know of a Chinese teachter who studied Tibetan Buddhist meditation with a lama and is authorized to teach and thus (?) received a Tibetan name and the "lama" title. Obviously, I wasn't there when all of this happened
#15
Posted 11 November 2009 - 08:15 PM
I have taken a Kunlun seminar and Max is the real deal. It is sad that people talk about someone before going to check it out.
I have felt the energy and it is an amazing practice. Personally, I and many others I know have gotten a lot out of it. You are confused because he is both a Tibetan lama and a Taoist Teacher. Some people are just advanced people and are adept in more than one lineage (Dhyani Ywahoo). I met and worked with another Lama in Max's Nyingma lineage, and am about to meet and study with one of his teachers who is from his Taoist lineage.
Also Tibetan Nyingma teachers are house holders and are not necessarily celebate monks.
As far as the movie goes, Max is actually giving empowerments on film (opening of wisdom eye etc.) to the ones who are ready for it. These students are some of the ones who have been with him the longest. This is for the sake of realization, and opening of one's full potential.
No one is faking it that I know of. I have met a few of the people in the film and they wouldn't get anything out of faking it. I have felt those very same sensations from the practice myself and working with him, and had openings within the practice. Some are subtle and some dramatic. It depends what you are ready for.
M
I have felt the energy and it is an amazing practice. Personally, I and many others I know have gotten a lot out of it. You are confused because he is both a Tibetan lama and a Taoist Teacher. Some people are just advanced people and are adept in more than one lineage (Dhyani Ywahoo). I met and worked with another Lama in Max's Nyingma lineage, and am about to meet and study with one of his teachers who is from his Taoist lineage.
Also Tibetan Nyingma teachers are house holders and are not necessarily celebate monks.
As far as the movie goes, Max is actually giving empowerments on film (opening of wisdom eye etc.) to the ones who are ready for it. These students are some of the ones who have been with him the longest. This is for the sake of realization, and opening of one's full potential.
No one is faking it that I know of. I have met a few of the people in the film and they wouldn't get anything out of faking it. I have felt those very same sensations from the practice myself and working with him, and had openings within the practice. Some are subtle and some dramatic. It depends what you are ready for.
M
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