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I have taken taekwondo for awhile now and have nothing else to prove. I feel that I’m only learning stuff over and over again, like how to punch, kick, and arc techniques. In the future I want to take something else; my knowledge in tkd is the rank of black belt. A lot of people say tkd sucks. I feel that the truth is it’s a good art until you have nothing else to learn which is how I feel. I’ve taken kempo and I want to stay away from any type of karate or tkd. What should a take and why?
In the Chuang Tzu (or Zhuangzi) and the Taoteching, meditation isn’t really mentioned anywhere. These two books just sort of tell you the truth about life and everything and I guess that they are so apparent and so direct, that you do sort of “lose the self.” Really, it seems to me that meditation isn’t really necessary for anything at all in Taoism. But, in Zen, a school of Buddhism influenced by these Taoists, they meditate all the time, using zazen, to sort of experience the truths about Buddhism, which are strikingly similar to the truths in Taoism. So, is meditation necessary in Taoism? Did I miss something about meditation or yoga or zazen or tai chi or whatever in the Chuang Tzu and the Taoteching? And really, how important is meditation and how useful is it really?
Also, which way should I go down – Zen or Taoism?
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I wote a question recently in which I told about a cup that was given to my mothe about 1995 for Mother’s Day by a sister who died in 1997.In 2005,it was still singing You are my sunshine when we entered the kitchen- light or not.My brother had to turn it down on its mouth.A mango I left at A moved to B(4 May 2006) when I went to the kitchen for a knife & spoon.I rushed out of the bathroom & got the phone on the third ring.Iheard static and the phone went dead- no dial tune.Later in the day my brother heard it ringing.The bank confirmed(8May 2006) the balance from my ATM receipt yet the card was declined 3x on5-05-06.The bank said that maybe the wrong pin number was used.While my brother was in the backyard,he heard a yoga CD playing.It was our dead(Jan2005) sister’s favorite.He did not turn on the player!I could go on.However,the basic question remains:if I am serious &telling the truth,why does what I say seem so incredulous?Is there any logical explanation for my experiences?
I am a teetotaler who drink juice and water strictly.I drink no tea or coffee. No imagination is involved.I eat a lot of fruits and vegetables. That is why I included dates as a frame of reference.Could my vegetarian diet cause the experiences?
