Hello Joanne, Leo, etc.,

The ability to "think nothing" is referred to as "empty the mind" in
T'ai Chi. I am NOT speaking of the "T'ai Chi"  that is commonly taught
to people as a physical exercise. I speak of the true T'ai Chi. It is
difficult to find instruction in the true art (the "true art" in my
books is a form directly traceable to either the Chen, Yang, or Wu
families). One can reach a point of being able to empty the mind at
will. It is when one achieves this state that the art goes from one of
external (physical body movement), to one of internal (spiritual
energy manifesting itself in the physical world). Once this point is
reached, major "breakthroughs" are possible.

Of course, I really don't expect anyone to believe all of this. Unless
one has seen a true master in action, such as Cheng Man-Ch'ing (who,
unfortunately passed away decades ago), or Liang, Tsung-Tsai (T. T.
Liang, who, I believe, is still alive), then it all sounds quite
impossible.

The technique of doing this is not one of force, ie "making" it
happen. It is, rather, the ability to "allow" it to happen. When the
state is reached, it is quite invigorating. As Joanne put it, "being at
total peace with all around me". I have also heard it described as
"being one with the universe". Incidentally, T'ai Chi masters have the
ability to heal (some witnesses to this describe it as nothing short
of incredible). They also have the ability to maim or kill. The
technique uses the same vessels, meridians, and points that
accupunture uses. When used in combat, the technique is called "Cavity
Press".

I personally find that a warm bath, in a dimly lit room, combined with
proper breathing technique, is very conducive to emptying the mind.

Anyhow, this has NOTHING to do with colloidal silver! So, any further
discussion should probably be taken off-list.

  

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