Too bad too many people are so mislead by propaganda from both countries, added with current chinese society & "new ancient techniques" found every year since 1980's, contempt from both sides, and gatekeeping from major asian communities(fair, but long maintained for farther than it should). Now, nobody cares to hear what's fiction or fact on the subject anymore(if not, getting pointlessly hostile/racist with you if you dare mention any of the sort in their presence during a normal conversation). Majority of people today are fucking sad, lazy, deluded, combative, bitter, ignorant asses. God bless, & amitabha!
Your skin can stick to smooth walls quite easily provided you aren't wearing clothes in the region of grip. Once all the air between skin and wall is removed the grip is quite strong. There is even a video of a modern Chinese girl who climbs walls like a gecko. You can search "real-life spider girl watches TV from ceiling."
Well i can explain how they immitate superhuman abilites Usually they use weights and walk,run,swim with the weights everytime And when they remove all the weights their body becomes capable of producing more force and power and it makes them jump higher,faster,stronger,agile and many more... Hope you understand it😊❤👍
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My Shifu said: "Everything is possible, but not everything is allowed." Lightness skill is ancient, beginners level in all transcendental traditions, called Laghima siddhi in Prakrit or Laghiman in Sanskrit texts.
yes this knowledge created by different parts of indian sadhus more then 6000 years old. it is a collection of indias knowledge-based techniques ....... not only from south some idiot separatist of crying in comment to make tamil land radicals.
Once and only once, when I was in high school, a group of shaolin buddhis monk travel to my country and introduce their martial arts in form of performance. In there, I saw everything they performed just like those in you tube videos, except one -- a shaolin monk demonstrated qing gong by stood on top a piece of folio size paper, held by two sticks on the paper's side, the bottom of the paper was just air. The monk just stepped to the paper's surface from a platform same height as the paper -- and .... stayed there for a whole 5-10 seconds. The audiences were shocked and awed by that performance. After stepped out from the paper, the monk used saber to cut the paper, to indicate it was a real piece of paper. It was the only time I had ever watched a qing gong in front of my eyes. After that, I have searched all over you tube and internet for the same qing gong demonstration, but to no avail. If you have links to such videos, I would really appreciate it.
Their martial arts IS PERFORMANCE. Its a performance. Not a martial skill. Just watch a mma fighter destroy chinese “masters” on youthbe. Its easy to watch. They get fucked up by a regular non professional fighter haha😂
Basically it comes down to the fact that in Chinese mythology, people gain spiritual power and they can even become immortal. That's why heroes can do all kinds of supernatural stuff in Chinese movies, usually they can leap, fly on a sword, deflect multiple knives at once with a sword, hurt someone or protect themselves with sound waves, and so on. You have monks practicing religious rituals to gain spiritual power and you have warriors practicing gong fu to do the same thing.
What you are talking about here is Extra Sensory Perception (ESP - 特異功能). It can be either innate or acquired (both need to be tuned - since it's "use it or lose it" - the younger you are the easier it is). Outsiders who are not practitioners of "qi gong" (neigong) often make assumptions and speculations, contributing to the creation of the immortal myth surrounding it. The reality is that nothing lasts forever.
While not knowing chinese martial arts the theory about morality holds water in my own life experiences. I've spent many years as a soldier, and grew up in some rough neighborhoods. Only my experience, I'm not claiming this is empirical evidence. On those times where I've been attacked where I was doing right I'd handily, and easily win, almost without effort, when I've been showing off, or talking trash, or otherwise not morally right I haven't won. In simple terms if your not fighting yourself you have much more to focus on survival. I also believe there's a spiritual element involved. Literally our creator will grant you strength if you are doing what's right in his eyes. Just my opinion based on only my own life experiences.
I was VERY pleasantly surprised to see the mention of Master Liu Hung Cheih! My Bagua teacher was a longtime student and close friend of Bruce Frantzis. I've been lucky to enjoy many stories of the skills of Liu Hung Chieh, Sun Lutang, and all the old Republican Era masters. Looking forward to this series!
I've seen masters preform extraordinary feats. The way it was explained to me was. It is about ki control. Projecting your ki downward, around the bottom of your feet. Think of it kinda like snow shoes. The amount of surface you project, makes it more easy to do it. Basically. I watch a man run across pieces of rice paper that was being held up by a person on each of two sides. It was absolutely astonishing.
I can't do those kinds of things, but I can do other extraordinary things. In my experience, doing sufficient inner work is almost all of the journey. The actual technique ("project ki downwards") is like the last 5%. It's still important, sure, but if I wanted to that lightness skill I'd start by doing a few years of general inner work first before even attempting that. I also would say that emptying / clearing yourself is the work, more than just morality by itself. I don't think that a person who works in a homeless shelter for 30 years will then be able to learn supernatural abilities very quickly. Plus, evil people with supernatural abilities also exist. Though telling students to focus on morality is very important because you don't want to teach supernatural skills to someone who will abuse them. So I understand masters pointing to morality as being important.
I would love to see that. It's been a long time since I practiced with Ki regularly but I can choose to 'feel' others Ki and help it flow. The closest thing I've found to describe it is Reiki. What I find fascinating are the wide variety of reactions I see when working with people but overall it seems to help them and that makes me happy. I wish I had to opportunity to study kung fu and taichi. The area I moved to doesn't even have an Aikido dojo within 50mi. I miss the martial arts community in Florida!
Any physical training, including various martial arts, sports, and bodybuilding, will eventually reach a "bottleneck" stage. To progress further, the trainer or practitioner must incorporate "inner strength" (neigong) training, which includes various forms of meditation and advanced relaxation to enhance strength. In this context, internal strength (neigong) refers to the gradual transition from the wandering mind to the state of "one thought replacing thousands of thoughts," and further to the tranquil state of "the mind does not follow the thoughts." The longer this state can be maintained, the better.
In the traditional Hindu practices, it is said that a human can achieve 8 Siddhis. They are 1. Anima - becoming small to the level of atom. 2. Mahima - Becoming huge to the desired extent 3. Laghima- becoming completely weightless. 4. Garima- becoming heavy to the desired extent. 5. Prapti - getting all the desires fulfilled. 6. Prakamya- magical adaptability to the environment. 7. Ishatva- control of the Nature's Elements like fire, air, water. 8. Vashitva- Making other minds ( celestial beings, humans, animals, birds like that)submissive and obedient to one's command. These siddhis are considered the gateway for the ascent of a human's spiritual growth and the end being becoming divine himself or herself.
@@carolinaquinteros5011 a very interesting question. These are not for public knowledge as there is a scope for misuse. A Guru who is well versed in these things, tests his disciple in many ways and when he is convinced of his disciple's talent and integrity, teaches or bestows on him these siddhis. These are not easy to obtain or maintain. Further they have a catch on the wellbeing of mortals. More like carrying a fierce weapon. Unless the body, mind, intellect and reason are highly trained, an ordinary mortal cannot stand their might. That's why they are kept secret.
As a Chinese language learning Vietnamese university student, I am still learning much from this channel! Thank you very much to Jared & Ben for this informative channel. 谢谢老师们🌹🌻
Love this to the moon and back. I found Bruce Lee first as a philosopher. Not a martial artist. I’ve always been attracted to the Tao. Have multiple copies. But found it as an adult. And felt like coming home. Just watched a movie called Source by Joe Dispenza. The healing with gratitude and love is very real. The universe grants great gifts to those living in Oneness. This was certainly an unexpected ending to this wonderful video. And it made me feel warm and wonderful. Pleasure to meet you my friend. Your channel is new to me. Look forward to learning from you.
Hey! 0:35 This is my Ta Shifu! 🤩 The master of my master! A legendary Shaolin warrior monk. I’ve been drinking coffee with him just few days ago, in the Shaolin Temple, China… Such a gentle man, gifted with an unbelievable kung fu! I feel very lucky to follow his path. Dear RUclips, what a “coincidence”, hm? 😅
Thank you for this video. As someone of Asian descent, I sincerely appreciate Qing Gong, an integral part of our instantly recognizable and revered culture. Some of my Western friends didn't understand the fantastical elements of kung fu and dismissed them. At the time, I struggled to explain it beyond saying it's a cultural thing. Now, I can just use your video
Love your videos. My dad was aware a of a woman in her 50s who was able to jump over her house. For her whole life she suffered domestic abuse, but never fought back. She only showed off her skill because her father in law wrongly accused her of something she didn't do. Masters of Kung Fu were not allowed to use it unless absolutely necessary and what we have left now is just for show
I remember coming across a story of Yang Lu Chan gaining such skill in lightness near the end of his days that one of his students observed him walking in the snow and not leaving any footprints.
It was probably a Single-Step trick... and maybe even on more compacted snow to boot. Sort of like faking a step, but instead, hopping with the rear leg.. and making it look like the lead leg had actually planted. There are many other ways to fake things. For example.. if the snow densely compacted.. you could use some hidden cloth / brushes under your robes, that would "Sweep" the footprints away. Just the robes edges itself, may have been enough. Also... if the master placed certain strategically placed rocks under some DEEP snow... he wouldnt sink down into the snow... and would appear to have been Floating on top of it. If someone tried to follow behind him... and missed the Stones... they would sink deep into the snow. Such trickery isnt unheard of. There are a lot of Tricks in Chinese Culture, and in the Chinese martial arts.
yang style tai chi chuan is also very different compared to chen style tai chi chuan. at least now, yang style focuses on the softer side. i don't know how it was back then. over 10 years ago i was in chenjiagou and trained together with grandmaster chen xiaowang. one day they visited the house where Yang Lu Chan lived in that village. but i did not join my friends because i needed to take a rest from training. i missed that opportunity. maybe the focus on the softer movements lets one discover the mechanics of chi in the body a bit easier. cramping up and getting stiff blocks that feeling. the training of the old chen style was far too hard for me to make enough progress in the three weeks. but it was a unique experience. i guess when i am able to retire, i will focus more on that. still over a decade to get there. what i found out so far is, that certain chi gong movements are very good in getting that weird magnetic sensation between your hands. also one time when doing the zhan zhuang exercise, i had the sensation of something flowing through my spine and everything felt very effortless and light. and believe me, as a person who is very overweight, zhan zhuang usually does not feel that light for me. it is the most demanding exercise that i know. btw. i love the chan si gong exercises and it feels very nice when you discover that every movement of your arms etc. of your upper body is mirrored in the hips, legs, knees, feet. slowing down everything to a point where you turn into an observer of your own body and find out what happens inside is fun. and the belly muscles around the lower dantien seem to turn in a circular motion, ....
Not all the same but similar experience some part n circulation while I exercised Tai Chi plus meditation. In Pali might called samadhi. Pure clear bright light mind can do wonder ( jana ) highly trained practiced mind can do walk on water,( like Jesus Christ ) travel through mountain etc. will power/ mind power/ samadhi meditation practice had been there for long long long time n before Buddha enlighten he mastered those powers faster than his all famous teachers. After He became enlighten Buddha n later Buddha restricted his monks not to use/ show those power to attract people to become Buddhist.
Have you ever ran, and felt light as a feather? Running only from the tips of your toes. Even while being a fatty fat fat? It’s an amazing feeling, and I wasn’t tired until I stopped running. It’s definitely from a state of mind, I was trying to get the attention of my sister’s dogs and my mind went from mischievousness, to excitement on trying to get them to chase me, and then transitioned to focusing on the moment, and I was in a state of nothingness, but at the same time calmly, but extremely happy, and I imagine that would be “the way” I’ve experienced it before while drawing, that drawing became the best art Ive ever created, but I don’t remember doing it while I was doing it, I was just… “being” it’s difficult to explain.
I respect anyone following a path and it is not intention to be disrepectful or knock this idea of special abilities. There is only at best eyewitness accounts of these feats. So it is hard to accept or deny these claims. We often see martial arts masters who are convinced and convince thier students that they posses such powers. If it was not for the internet we would have to accept eye witness accounts of these powers. Just a word of caution, I wish you successs in your spiritual practice
Reasonable, But my belief is reinforced in supernatural powers especially after i had remote viewing experience. Although, I am beginner at it. I had remote viewing, which convinced me of it. And, Now i don't take mainstream science words anymore because they reject remote viewing which in my experience, was real. So, after this, The only conclusion i came to is, Don't take word of skeptics or mainstream scientist as absolute truth because sometimes they themselves don't even know what they are talking about when they try to step in territory of spirituality. And, the only way i can ever know is through direct experience. This is what i believe now.
In 1987/1988 my Si Hing in the Jow Ga system had me training in Light Skills (Ching Gung) . He did this by having me run up a Wall of about until I was able to run up the wall and sit on top of it. After about 2 to 3 months, I could do it with ease. If your audience can find it, their was a book called "Kung Fu. History, Philosophy and Technique". In it they have various kinds of Gung training.
It's the difference between "内功” and "外功“. The first is more of a spiritual component that requires knowledge of complicated things like the training of thought patterns, breathing and meditation techniques. The second is the stuff most people think about in the west when it comes to martial arts, particularly when it comes to the current era. "内功" has sadly become somewhat obsolete as a martial skill in an era where people can use many different types of “热兵器".
There’s a lot of occult practices in closed school systems of martial arts. Being demonically empowered can greatly i han e your physical abilities. A holy monk St. Paisios the Athonite had an encounter with a martial artist who could break boulders with psychic powers. The monk got some mud, made it into a ball, put the sign of the holy cross on it, and prayed. Then asked the martial artist to repeat the psychic skill on the mud ball. To the martial artist’s surprise he could not destroy the mud ball, and this enraged him to the point he physically attacked the monk. The martial artist’s strike stopped just before the monk’s face, and martial artist flew back into the river. God had protected the holy monk St. Paisios from harm. This story illustrates how demonic powers can enhance people’s abilities. I think the difference between modern martial artists, and many of the ancient masters boils down to this phenomenon. Modern martial artists are basically maximizing the normal human potential without demonic influence. But then there is people like St. Samson the Judge of Israel who slew a thousand Philistines with the jawbone of an ox. But there is no guarantee that God will enhance your physical ability by being pious. In fact, the contrary is likely the case. Just do your training, pray to the Lord Jesus, and simply focus on your duties.
Robert W. Smith also reported about a muster with unnatural skill in his book "Chinese Boxing". Also a lot of direct students of Aikido founder Ueshiba reportet about things he could do, that are physically impossible.
As a martial arts practitioner and avid reader of different styles, the different styles and practices mentioned are accurate. Kudos for the accurate research.
Once i was in a late night Walgreens. I felt a presence in the store. I decided to send my chi in that direction. A young came running around an isle looking to see who did that. I did not study martial arts at the time, but I practice manipulation of chi as a spiritual practice. We became friends, but he had to go back to China. Chi is real, so is the spirit.
Virtue cultivates your energy within, once cultivated, not stimulated, and held for a long time, one becomes a natural human being, and can do what to many seems impossible.
Wow!!! That was great. 😃 And I thought your Mandarin is very good too. I really enjoyed the comedic part of it as well. You appear to be a very deep and knowledgeable authority on ancient Gung fu, and other martial disciplines.
Many Chinese and Vietnamese traditional martial artists that I know are strong on ethical behavior . I believe these old masters were saying you have to give it 💯 great story thanks
kill bill / kill bill 2 a masterpiece from quentin tarantino. when he was young, he worked at a vhs movie rental and has fun with his friend going to a cheap movie theater and watching every martial art movie on this planet (also classic western). kill bill 1+2 ist the essence of that and there are so many references hidden to other old martial art movies, from the seven samurai, many bruce lee movies, flying guillotine, pai mai movies ....... over and over. even having gordon liu from the 36 chambers of shaolin acting in kill bill and also david caradine who did not have a significant role in a movie for many years. it is a crazy good pop art film. if you have not seen that, wow, you will have a very very nice time coming.
Can't remember the name now, but a Greek author writing about a Master/Acupuncturist made famous on PBS, described his master of having similar abilities. This led to the author in a later text to suggest that these Qi Gong abilities may have been the origin of Greek gods.
Great joy filled up the complete body is the key to flying. I experienced it once. It was like 'float/jumping'. Music got me in that mood. It was amazing. Will never forget it.
My sifu from Beijing always said to me not to teach what I have learned to bullies. I will bring bad karma to myself, him, and the grand master in China. I am 58 years old now and have been learning from the same teacher for about 10 years, and I still follow and respect his wish. I had few people messing with me at work, and after they saw what I could do, they wanted me to teach them what I know. So I refuse; they are bullies. They get upset and start tempting me, but I just ignore them.
I attended a Kung Fu class in the '70's and my Chinese teacher used to say "Kung Fu is not for self defense. It is for the defense of the weak". He used to say that I had very good Kung Fu, though I was never a fighter by nature. That's always puzzled me as I did not study long and don't feel I know anything.
There may have been a mistake with the measurement. If we assume 25.5cm per "chi" based on Sui Dynasty measurements, and 10 chi = 1 zhang. 10 zhang = 25.5meters. This shaves off a couple of meters by modern measurements. If they measured the pole before sticking it in the floor, maybe the pole is about a zhang deep. If we go by 9 zhang, it is now down to 23 meters. 23 meters is about 7 storeys. Doesn't seem humanly possible no matter how much I try to lower that pole's height.
@@MarkusMöttus-x7j Yep, there are lots of amazing stories in human history. Whether it's Guan Yu charging head first(and most likely solo according to records of three kingdoms) into enemy's army and taking the enemy general's(Yan Liang) head and coming back out unscathed. Or Xiangyu being able to lift up a cauldron above his head which was probably in the 800-1000 pound range which would be insane for the time period without modern training and understanding of how to build muscles. Sometimes history can be more epic than fiction, as long as we assume these aren't embellished.
@@Aznbomb3r As for modern training and understanding of muscle building, they had vast amounts of knowledge of how to train and for what purposes. And also with how much information there has been that is now lost because of occurrences like the burning of the library of Alexandria and Mao Shitdung's cultural revolution.. But who are we really to say that they did or didn't know potentially more or possibly quote unquote better than we do now about training and muscle building? Especially with all these legends of amazing feats? I have a VERY hard time believing that we actually know more now about training and muscle building than they did back then, especially because they used their bodies in ways that we in this "modern" era don't.. But hey, I'm no scholar, athlete or Kung Fu Shifu.. And really, who knows! Good chatting with you and I hope you have a phenomenal day/evening/night wherever you are in the world! 😄🙏🙇🏻
It all makes sense morality would be integral because in order for us to achieve higher consciousness or higher levels of human abilities we would have to have benevolent spirit living within A higherling. So if you’re every thought is basic in worldly or corrupt , and you’re comfortable with that Most likely you would be seen as repugnant anything higher But if you are at peace with or without the supernatural kung fu abilities No matter what temptation you still remain a pristine spirit Then I’m pretty sure you would appeal to Paramount spirits that can bless and assist via meditation or whatever methodical means for utter transformation.
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Even in the time of the great miyamoto musashi ,in the wind book of the go rin no sho he says that the martial arts were watered down and nothing more than flowery movements
Much of the art is development of Chi. But humans this age especially in China have been corrupted. It said that in 7th Century in Tibet the Lotus born Buddha predicted that this would happen to China. A powerful demon died and was reborn a tobacco plant in China this allowed powerful evil being to reincarnate in China and it's virtue fell. That is why you must develop your purification and merit of you mind, body, and spirit of Buddhism. This will allow you transcend all the Evil of this degenerate age.
My friend can just do it. Without any training or spiritual development he can stand on paper piece which is held vertically on the floor. He steps on it and the paper doesn't fold not bend! It's incredible! Natural talent. I wonder what else he can do if he tries?
The only reason Morality would have played a factor... is the Teachers / Masters... would not teach higher level material... to those that lacked Moral fiber. There is a lot of Exaggerations in these tales. However... there are some very real Abilities, that many today... still do not believe possible / realistic. For example... Fajin (Explosive Power). Its the ability to generate Lethal levels of impact potentials... with only an inch or two of "Runway" (arm movement). I, myself, developed Masterclass levels of Fajin... and when a few different fighters were being disrespectful towards me... I decided to give them a little "Taste" of what I typically held back... In most cases.. I use my mostly extended LEAD guard hand, and Knocked them out, using a vertical fist strike to their Foreheads. I used less than 6 inches of travel, and I never used any more than about 15% of the power that I was capable of generating, to do it. In one case... I added about 10% level of Fajin expression to a Forearm Deflection... to prevent an MMA fighters punch, from hitting me. This mild level of fajin.. still turned out to be way too much kinetic energy... and almost shattered his arm bone. In less than an hours time, it swelled up nearly double in size.. and he was in severe pains for many days to follow. Mind you... if he would have stayed within "Medium" (safer) levels of power himself... as we previously agreed before starting our session... then he likely would not have suffered such an injury. However, since he chose to use full power... this multiplied the impact forces. Now... Fajin expression can be applied to any form of Strike. But its more famous usage, is when you apply it into a Finger Strike. At that point, it becomes "Dim Mak". Often said to be called "D3ath Touch". Its never a Touch... but it may have been misinterpreted as such... when a distant observer saw a Master using it, to disable / end a fighters life. It moves so fast, and is so fluid, that it can look like a mere "Touch". The fingers are so thin, that they can penetrate the enemy's flesh, MUCH DEEPER than any other kind of strike. And adding Fajin expression into a finger strike... can cause a LOT of crazy effects. Anything from Nervous System effects... to Actual Internal Ruptures. And even if you dont fully rupture something... you can cause so much Severe tissue inflammation, that it causes a severe slowdown in blood flow circulation. Even a small slowdown in circulation, can cause the OP to become Dizzy, and go unconscious. Of course, these effects can be far worse that that. It can be a quick / instant d3ath... or it can be a very slow and painful d3ath. As far as "Lightness" goes... I dont know that I believe in things like the Gecko abilities... nor the 100ft fall (unless they were slowing themselves, via legs wrapped around the pole). I have seen Chinese balancing on, and floating down the rivers... on long bamboo-like poles. They use a single long pole, to propel themselves down the rivers. It takes quite a bit of skill, to be good at this Traditional activity. You can still find videos of it, today, from modern Chinese citizens... That said... I do believe that there are methods to temporarily reduce your weight... by being light on your feet, and shifting a lot of your mass at an upwards vector. Again, this would be very temporary... such as jumping on a floating branch... landing very softly and shallow... and immediately springing up off of it, as quickly as possible. You can see a sort of example of this, in the movie: "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin" Where the Monk (Gordon Liu), has to jump on a floating barrel, in the middle of the water... to be able to jump to the other side... so that he can join the other Monks for Lunch. When he landed too heavily.. the Barrel sinks too deeply.. and he sinks / falls off. Eventually when he completes this task... I believe the head monk Breaks the barrel into pieces (thin boards). Then the monks have to be even lighter, and faster, to be able to pass this challenge. Now... if there was a Gecko like ability potential... its likely a very unique biological effect (something they were born with). There are some magic tricks that use a suction like effect... but to fully stick to a vertical wall... is very unlikely. If the wall had a slight slant to it... and maybe if the monk used some tree-sap on his body... (which likely wasnt disclosed to the public.. and maybe also kept from the other monks too). Realize that the Monks often begged for Food and Money. As such, doing "Magical" Demos for cash, became a "Thing". Some of these feats are based on a lot of hardcore training. But there is often still a lot of "Trickery" involved. For example.. you "should" have well conditioned (Hardened) hands to break bricks. However, there are many tricks to make these breaks, much easier than you would ever imagine. It doesnt negate their Striking abilities, nor their Hardened hands... but its also not 100% honest, either. For the record... Im a martial artists of 30 years. Most of my training was in Wing Chun Kung Fu. However, I also learned some Tai Chi, Qigong, as well as kicks from TKD / Muay Thai / Northern Shaolin / Wushu. Did full Iron Body conditioning. Mastered Short Range power, down to a mere Inch of travel. I taught myself the 9 Section Steel Whip-Chain, and the basics of the Rope Dart. I also have sparred against all of the well known arts... and many of the more rare Chinese arts.. such as 5 Animals Style, Eagle Claw, Northern Shaolin, Mantis, Monkey, and a few others.
no, i think this is a very naive point of view of a teacher holding back knowledge. you need a certain way to focus inside to discover that knowledge for yourself. i will explain. one semester is enough to learn the most popular form of tai chi, the 24 short yang style form when you go to the class once a week - well, at least to copy that form in a way that it looks similar from the outside. if you remember all the movements. can you do tai chi? did the teacher teach you tai chi good enough if you can remember all the movements? no. you can't or maybe only max. 3%. what the teacher gave you is a kind of book. the 24 movement form that you can kind of "copy" IS THE BOOK. now that you can do the movements, you are at the starting point of learning tai chi. you can now observe your body by doing these movements. you are now starting to learn from your movements and find out what your body is doing inside. of course these movements have external applications as well and every now and then you have to consult your teacher and receive corrections. but now you are not learning from your teacher only, you are learning how to use your own body. your teacher can give you some thoughts but he can't teach you everything in a few minutes because you have to find out yourself how you can use your body. the exercises, like the form, like other chi gong exercises like chan si gong or zhan zhuang are the vessels of knowledge, the transport vehicle of the knowledge. the teacher does usually not hold back with that but because he went through the same learning process, he exactly can see where you are in this learning process and he can only show you the next exercise to learn a certain skill set. and you need that skill set to have the basic skill to learn the next. master chen xiaowang always told us that there are no shortcuts. it took me a long time to figure out certain things because i don't have a (grand)master at hand every day who is good in communicating. when we are talking about moral, i think that this is not the right word to describe it. you need the right patience, understand that there are no shortcuts, that there is a long process of learning. you can't cheat on that, aggression is automatically stopping the process of learning because it is connected to tension and tension blocks progress and certain skills. so, a teacher cannot teach that things to certain people, even if he wanted to, because a certain type of person is blind to that knowledge. at least this is how i see it now
@@stefanweilhartner4415 Chen Xiaowang, probably has the most powerful short range Fajin, that Ive ever seen on video. Mind you... I mastered Fajin expression myself.. to a very high degree.. But the thing is... Ive never seen ONE of his students, demonstrate Fajin, like him. Not a single video / demo. Its my Opinion, that he doesnt give most of the students, that level of knowledge, on how to replicate what he is capable of. What special things He does, that is not being taught.. to get to any such level. My main art, was Wing Chun. Ive been to 3 different schools... because my teachers keep moving. Out of the 3 teachers I had... only ONE of them taught the Slow Motion part of the 1st form (which is similar to Tai Chi, using the same Internal Development Principles). Not only that... but he made the entire class do a full nonstop hour session of this... several times, in-class. The others lacked this higher level knowledge, and development. But even he lacked in other areas... such as not knowing the proper Traditional Chinese breathing methods, as far as I recall. Even the late Bruce Lee, eventually learned Fajin, at high levels. While he tended to always demo a Push version of the technique in Public... He knew the real Impact version. He only taught this to 2 of his students... and he made them Promise not to show / tell anyone... because he felt it was too dangerous for the general public. He didnt want to be held responsible... When Lee passed... one of those Students, James DeMile, decided that in the age of the Gun... that it wasnt a big deal.. so he decided to release this knowledge, in the form of a small book... And I believe he even made a VHS video on it too. I had long since mastered fajin, well before I found that book in a store. I skimmed it quickly.. and found the descriptions to be non-intuitive, and seemingly wrong in certain spots (but admittedly, my memory is fuzzy about this, as it was a very long time ago). Also, Yipman was said to have only ever taught the entire Butterfly Sword methods, to only 2 people, in his entire Life. And I also heard, that he only allowed a few select students, to learn the 3rd form material. I have a Theory, that Yipman was being cautious, due to a lot of Gang Members, potentially learning from him. While most of what he taught, was Traditionally correct... there may have been certain key things missing. Furthermore... I believe Leung Ting, further Degraded a lot of what he taught others. Ive seen his modern students, and his modern methods... and they are atrociously bad. Far worse than the old promotional videos that he put out, many decades ago. The point being... that there are in fact, a lot of special Key things in the arts... that are in fact, held back. As well as a lot of technology that has been corrupted and or Lost completely. But you are especially correct in one thing... That there are no real Shortcuts to high level progression. I know this all too well... as I used to train anywhere from 4 to +8hrs, every single day, 365 days a year. There are some superior training methods, that can produce Faster results. But these methods are also much more Brutal / Hardcore. So you are really just getting back, exactly what you are willing to put in.
Very interesting that the general consensus is that most high level Martial Arts are lost. But since the fundamentals are not lost, would it be possible for mankind to rediscover them in the future? Possibly bringing back a resurgence of high level martial arts? Long time, skilled practitioners such as yourself must have at least pondered about this possibly especially when you meet another of similar caliber?
@@johndough8115You sound very knowledgeable about it. You should record and teach trusty individuals about what you think is lost so you can help preserve it. Do you have any social? I’d humbly like to learn from you, sir.
Great to hear chinese martial arts concepts explained. Would love a video on the concept of 招. You hear it so often in the HK kungfu movies of the 80s and 90s but it is hard to find a good explanation of it even amongst chinese speakers.
There are quite a few ancient ways of training to develop superhuman skills but it takes years of dedication where you stay focused on it, training for hours seven days a week. The lightness one says to get a large basket and fill it to the top with small stones. You walk around on the rim of the basket all day and every morning you take out one stone. There is another one for developing a punch that will crush someone with one hit. You start with a large rock, like 4'x4'x4' and you punch it as hard as you can, breaking every bone in your hand. Then you wrap your hand with specific herbs and stuff from TCM and make a specific tea as well and drink it several times a day. Once your hand is fully healed you do it again. You keep doing it until you can hit the rock without breaking your bones. Then you start hitting the rock every day until you can move it with one punch. I saw a guy who had trained Iron Finger for over 30 years, he could make a hole in a coconut with that finger. It was enlarged and a little misshapen and the bones were seriously calcified from his finger breaking so many times. But he could definitely knock someone out with that finger and probably fracture their skull. Anywhere he hit someone would cause major trauma, probably break a sternum or clavicle with one hit, almost any bone. On the spine or neck would cripple and he could definitely break ribs with it. I wanted to askhim, "Was it worth it ? Has it been much use in your life ? If you could go back 30 years would you still do it or would you use that time for something else ?" Centuries ago when people really did have to fight off bandits, etc. then it would be worth it, but today ? Only if you're a soldier.
I studied with Bruce Frantzis at every opportunity, between the late eighties and the early noughties, when he came to the UK - amazing! While I always - and to this day - struggled with both the practice and state of meditation, in the aftermath of a mystical experience, some thirty-odd years ago, for about two weeks it came easily to me. I'd - very quickly - achieve the state and, after a short time, was conscious of my body seeming to become appreciably lighter. I cannot, truthfully, say that I left the ground, but - had the experience not eventually faded - who knows what might have been? However, perhaps Sun Lu Tang is correct. My 'morality' appeared to have become 'optimised?' for a while, as a consequence of my trip to Heaven. Incidentally, since old 'White Eyebrows' appeared to be a bit of a bastard, he must've found some other way of expressing Jing gong.
@@ahmedalarishi3913 I'm not sure how I can help. The mystical experience came out of the blue, although I'd spent a day concentrating on the present moment, bringing my awareness back to it, each time I realised I was daydreaming. Whatever I was moved - internally - to do, I did, including the meditation. When I was guided to, I would: sit on the floor with my legs crossed; straighten my back; close my eyes; go inside and let any thinking subside. I had no outcome in mind, so I wasn't forcing anything. If this is helpful at all, so be it and good luck. I hope you get what you're looking for.
The easiest and most effective way to Meditate, is simply to lay down, close your eyes... and count the number of Seconds of each inhale, and exhale. The counting is an un-ending task, that prevents your mind from wandering. Additionally, you can pay attention to the feeling of air moving in and out of the lungs. And in my case.. I also added some visualization. In my mind... I was visualizing that I was drawing each number in the air.. similar to drawing with your fingers in the Sand. In order to get the results you are after... It takes about 100 consecutive 1 hour long sessions. Meaning.. every night before bed... do a single hour long session. Never miss a SINGLE DAY... or it could take twice the amount of time, to develop the special results. What you are doing, is trying to TAME the subconscious mind. Its like putting a child in Time-Out... every time they disobey, or try to get out of the chair. The subconscious mind doesnt want to be Tamed.. and it will try to Fight back. So long as you keep up the same routine... it will eventually learn that its hopeless to Rebel.. and it will start working FOR you, instead of AGAINST you... What you are mainly after, is what I call the "Quiet Mind" state. Where your mind is nearly, or completely, SILENT. When this happens... the quality of your life will be improved by 1000 fold. Its simply amazing. As now you can fully appreciate the Present (the GIFT), without ANY internal distractions. Additionally, you will be able to learn new things, in like half the time... because of this. It also extends to the martial arts.. in that you start to develop new levels of Awareness, and internal communications are vastly improved. It would take a book worth of text, to reveal all of the Benefits. Now, eventually you can add another form of visualization into the mix. Imagine breathing in a colored smoke / mist. This is a warm healing energy, directly from God / The universe. You slowly fill each part of your body with this colored energy... feeling it flow, fill, and absorb negativity / stress... Starting from your mouth into the head... then down to the neck, arms, chest, legs, toes. Then when you exhale.. you reverse the process... pulling the now Dirty energy from your toes.. in reverse up through your body.. and out of your mouth... seeing it come out as blackened smoke... and feeling the negativity being released from your body and soul. Do all of the colors of the Rainbow... for at least 3 minutes each: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet / Purple. And for the Final color... use Pure White. 7 Colors total.. at 6 minutes each, is a nice 42 minute session. Do this every day, and anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks in.. you well start to feel the warm healing energies as you visualize... as well as your moods outside in real life... will Vastly improve. I call this mediation, a "Color Bath". The next form of Mediation, is a Moving Mediation. Such as with arts like Tai Chi. In Wing Chun, there is a similar slow motion part of the 1st form... that is supposed to take about 16 minutes for that section alone. However, most people are clueless about this, and speed through it in less than 2 min. Not only that... but you are supposed to do the entire form, back to back without any rests... FOUR times in a row... to get a little over 1hr worth of a session in. Anything less, and you are not going to get very good / speedy results. Progress is slow as it is.. taking at least 3 months of every-other-day form work, minimal (potentially longer, depending on your body type and condition). When doing slow motion form work... one of the keys is to fully relax your muscles, to the point where they are BARELY holding your body up. And less, and your body would be like jello, and fall to the floor. If you are using too much muscle, then your Tendons are not going to be Stressed enough to develop into "Super Tendons". And many other things are also not going to occur / occur at the needed levels. You also want to make your arm / limb movements, as SLOW as possible. In my Wing Chun forms case... it should take 30 seconds to extend your palm from your chest... to a fully extended arm. And another 30 seconds, to fully retract it back to your chest. At this pace, your arm doesnt even visually appear to be moving at all. You stand in front of a mirror while doing this, to make sure that your lines are perfectly Straight.. as well as making sure that all of your other body parts, are in the proper positions. Some common mistakes, for example.. are Crossing your wrist past the center division line. Or raising your shoulder blades up. Or Turning your shoulders / hips. By doing these movements ultra slow, with extreme precision and awareness,, and the proper deep non-stop breathing... your brain will develop a whole other level of "Awareness". And your physical body, will develop to a whole other level of Physical abilities. Again.. this would take like several pages more, to fully write out all of the benefits... so I will leave it at that. As far as "Mystical" things goes... Most of it is exaggerations, subconscious hypnosis effects, and other trickery (magic tricks). You are not, for example... using invisible energy, to make stronger hits... nor no-touch Knockouts. Thats not what this stuff is all about.
@@johndough8115great info. Only one I know who mentions slow practice of the Siu Nim Tao is Michael Tse. Haven't heard it from other teachers. Are there books that you can recommend that goes into more detail please?
@@AbdulGhani-vm6oq Thanks Abdul. Ive read various snippets, from various books.. but Ive Never came across a martial arts book that has anywhere near the complete level of details, that Ive posted + have Learned + Experienced. It took me a few decades to figure out all of this stuff + Master it. A LOT of it.. I had to piece together myself. Having an open mind, Exploring and Mastering many different arts methods... as well as Seeking out actual physical demonstrations... is generally what it takes, to reach the highest Truths, of the combat arts. Of course, a little bit of Luck, helps too. I happened to be very fortunate to run into certain key martial artists. That said... I was sparring against various local martial artists... almost every weekend.. AS well as attended several martial arts related Events. As such.. I vastly increased my chances of running into some of the best fighters... on this Planet. I was also a bit lucky to run into some decent teachers, that gave me some excellent foundational training / knowledge. A little bad luck.. in that they all ended up moving. However.. Having to start over from scratch each time... I developed a whole other level of "Rock Solid" foundations... as a result. Best Regards
The power came from the atmosheric conditions which was different, it was not only morality, it was called "The Ether." The Ether allowed for more of the Noble gasses to interact with eu-melanin, and Neuro-melanin to fuse the "imagination" with the denser plane of existence. Due to the cataclysms of the 19th century, the Etheric powers in the atmosphere weakened, along with the the Siddhi powers (the word used in S. India) being discribed. However, the Ether is cyclical, and has returned
Yep ancient india bharatam ! Check it out there are many ancient techiques and weapons! Basically chinese just copied a lot of indian things are named em like they invented it
Not only morality is essential but also "love". The highest level of kungfu master can only be obtained by lots of meditations, abstentions of worldly lusts and love for one another.
-you must practice SR or if your a woman OR. If you have a significant other you can run the race but should not cross the finish line. - you must exercise this includes physical conditioning as well as stretching. - your diet needs to be simple. No processed foods or refined sugars. - you must learn to let all tension be released from the body. -finally, you must become AWARE of the animating force inside your body or your spirit. You must learn to FEEL through the nervous system every part of the body. During this process you will find spots that are difficult to feel or blocked pathways. Slowly and gently probe these areas with your awareness to clear them. -once you begin to feel your spirit you can add your imagination to this process. Move the energy while also controlling the frequency or vibration and the shape.
1980s manchester uk geko master came climbed up a wall backwards using his elbows and heals stuck on wall for 20 sec Kwan tai king Huung Gar master walked into the air to 5ft held position for 30 sec frightened all the students
I feel that in emphasizing the necessity of morality for high level teachings, there is a misunderstanding of what morality is. This includes a purity, not as social purity, but the vibrancy and brightness of one’s causal self. This in turn requires a surrender into the universality of any emotion, or ability one has, while simultaneously gaining in definition. This is a long path of meditative application, but also a relationship within the enlightened sphere. This is the basis, and just outer focus on skills misses the nature of the relationship, and it’s further relationship as humanity. The skills are but the tip of a continuum, where like an iceburg most of it is unseen , until the relationship with and as self is matured.
you spend decades to discapline yourself into knowing you dont know enough or have enough experience to know that is or isnt possible, the fact is here one might think it magic....but most times when you cant do a thing is because you already believe you cant, but what master of the universe are you to go thinking you know what is possible....furthermore what makes anyone else so special they can know this thing you do not....in all their expertise they still dont know what ALL is possible so why believe them? Discapline yourself to know you have mastery but you still know next to nothing where it involves what YOU believe is POSSIBLE.... Mic Drop
I believe morality is the key to intuition anyways, since if you're being true and good then you and your world will be able to communicate clearly and you'll be able to make use of things best and take the best path, in theory. No morality means easily distracted by selfish influence and closed off from what could otherwise benefit, like with love and the subsequent intuition that can absolutely happen
This is real, I was a huge doubter, 1 example, in 1983, was when I saw a shaolin practitioner in California heal a HIV teenager, the mother recounted it was a last effort to cure her son with western medicine not yet advanced, the footage showed a frail young man standing as the shaolin practitioner moved his hands in a circular motion like tai chi, the teenagers body moved like Michael Jackson just standing there as his body moved from left to right, front and back at a 20 degrees angle while his body stood straight and feet position at the same place, the whole room turned red and the temperature was very hot as the mother, practitioner and her son sweat profusely. The mother had to leave the room because of the high heat, after 4 months and 3x week the mother took him to his doctor as they were surprised he was not getting ill at this time, the mother said the HIV was gone as the program concluded with the mother and son walking along the sidewalk. There were many instances but this 1 stood out, another was Muhammad Ali and another an American reporter traveled to Tibet to watch Tibetan monks perform tai chi, the last was a tai chi master demonstrating his skills to a group of Australian reporters.
Practicing Kuk Sool Won Ive seen light skills demonstrated. Master Harmon can run along a wall and over the head of his wife. There are even photos of him performing this feat. Ive personally done what some may call a superhuman feat. One of the higher ranking belt test in Kuk Sool required that we shatter a bottle with our hand. The bottle in our case was wrapped in a paper bag and laid on a brink. I know you are thinking this sounds easy right? Let me tell you its anything but if you dont get you Qi involved. My first attempt I tried to smash it like I would a brick or cinderblock. Now this technique required us to use a palm strike not a fist or chop just so you know. And let me tell you, I thought I had broken my hand! And I had cracked a 3 inch think block of ice in two that was resting on the ground (yeah, outside on the grass) while I was sitting in front of it on my knees. So I had broken hard materials before with a palm strike. My instructors told me I would have one more chance and I was instructed to focus my qi. Ignoring the severe pain in my hand I went though a moment of breathing exercises, trying to channel the energy down into my hands. I suddenly had that moment martial arts often talk about, the state of no mind! All conscious thought went away. I didnt feel my hand anymore and I swear it just kinda drifted up into the striking position on its own and when my hand struck out it felt like I had lightly slapped the bag wrapped bottle (it was a 20 oz glass Coke bottle). There was no pain at all this time. In fact I dont recall my hand hurting after that. One of my instructors grabbed a small office waste basket and unwrapped the bag over it. The bottle wasnt broken in half or into several large pieces, non, it has EXPLODED into hundreds of fingernail sized bits! I would later see black belts of higher ranks perform this feat but with no bag wrapping the bottle and you could SEE the bottle just explode beneath their palm like their had been an explosive inside of it! There’s photographic eveidense of this out there as well. Its freaking astounding and though I havent practiced martial arts in over 2 decades now Im glad to know there are some people and systems keeping those old skills alive.
I’m really attempting so hard to learn these martial arts and some of these techniques but it’s really difficult to find any information about such abilities and skills
Part of this, is in the Breathing... to generate greater circulation. Blood is a Liquid, and can not be Compressed. This is the principle behind Hydraulics. If you can fill your hands with more Blood.. you can create a stiffer and stronger structure. I used to do Iron Body conditioning... which is you beating on every part of your body... while doing very deep and non-stop breathing. The tissues and bones develop to be much Denser.. AND... they develop more Circulation paths within them. When you want to strike something.. or to receive a strike... you take a few rapid breaths to get your heart pumping... and tense the area a few times. For example.. tensing my neck or arms a few times. The tissues will slightly expand, sort of like an Erection. Its not a lot.. but you can feel it. For a demo of this... Id chop myself in my own throat, about 7 times in a row... as fast and hard as possible. No choking, and no Bruises. Anyone else taking those same chops (same output power)... would have been severely injured.. and at minimal, would have had bruises for several days / weeks. The other part of this, is in learning to Unify your whole body Mass. You do not merely want to hit using your arm mass and arm strength. You want to hit using your entire body mass... as if it were a single +170 lb stone (or bag of water / pebbles). In addition to unifying the mass.. is the Coordination of the mass, being quickly Tensed, within extreme Precision timeframes... at the very exact moment of solid impact. This is what you call "Fajin" (Fahh Jinn)... which basically translates into "Explosive Power". Kook Sul Wan is just scratching the surface of the Chinese arts technologies... and a lot of these ancient Chinese methods have lost their proper teaching methods, and descriptions. Also a note about your removal of Pain: Proper rapid and deep breathing... can vastly reduce physical pain. This is why they teach special breathing for Pregnancy. You also find it in things like Yoga. Unfortunately, a lot of the modern martial arts schools, are never teaching the proper "Combat Breath". If you want to hear it... search for "Chen Xiaowang Fajin". There is a video of him doing a demo in a school gymnasium. His breaths are Loud, fast, and very Deep... unlike todays "Teeth Hissing" breaths. Additionally.. the body can do Rapid Healing of a damaged area.. IF ... you have the proper nutrients available, and... have increased your circulation to the point where they can be delivered very swiftly. And if you have done years of Iron body / Qigong work... then your tissues already have much greater circulation abilities... and can heal much faster than a normal athletic person. To add to that... The serious Chinese schools, use Dit Da Jow (Iron Fist Lineament). This all natural stuff (never use the synthetic version, as its useless garbage) is pure magic in a bottle. We rubbed it into our fists, before and after hitting the wall mounted sandbags for 1 hour long sessions. It helps to prevent the skin from tearing, and it prevents bruises and swelling. In fact... Ive had people come up to me with severely swollen injuries... and after applying a few drops into the area.. they came back all-smiles, in less than 5 minutes... showing me that there was No Trace of swelling / redness at all. And they also reported, having either no more pain... or almost no pain.. despite suffering from pains the entire day, before it was applied. This stuff not only prevents injuries.. but also helps develop your Iron Body results, in a much faster period of time... and to a much higher degree of potentials. Side Note... that unfortunately there are a lot of people training Iron Fist incorrectly, and to such an Extreme, that it causes the hand / arm to deform. Properly done conditioning, should never deform the body. Of course, if you dont mind looking like a mutated freak... then do as you choose.
Supposedly Liu Yun Chiao 劉雲樵 can do it, but he said the skill requires one not to shower for a year. Once he came to Taiwan it was no longer possible so he lost that ability.
Morality 100% correct. Morality support development of Jing Qi Shen (Essence, Energy/Breath and spirits). From there the gongfu is develop. Without Morality and practice martial arts, people are merely practice ordinary self defence like karate, taekwando, judo, and others. If you wish to understand the meaning first study moral precepts of Buddhism or the way of Taoism. Hope this helps. Thanks
I watched an old Chinese man, in person, walk around the rim of a wicker basket and walk on a fluorescent lightbulb like a balance beam. I’m sure these skills get exaggerated when people see them for the first time.
It's an interesting point about morality Personal integrity is very important, I see the two as part of the same family. My intuition increases incredibly with the work of inner refinement. and one form, in particular reliably seems effect my awareness in a preternatural sense.(I was told it's called the Lung Form,- awakening the dragon, nice eh? It has the appearance of a simple breathing and stretching form similar to the old people in the park style of tai chi but not nearly as many steps or positions, it's very simple). The mystery schools out of Egypt and old Khem also stress morality and integrity, that there are spiritual organs to cultivate. I'd like to live in a moral society anyways, but if everyone had similar effects to re-moralizing, what a lovely world we could live in. I think it's worth the effort, even with some of the kicks in the teeth along the way - I think the intuition was supposed to supposed to help me avoid those but it's on me for not paying attention sometimes. - I'm "Not an actual monk" just a guy from the meat grinder like everyone else. morality, and integrity, and the stillness meditations have really done the most for improving my life. Maybe one day I will need to stick to a wall and be invisible, and it will just happen by itself as easily as everything else that's spontaneous and mundane, and then I'll carry on like nothing happened, and so will everyone else.
Morality requires discipline. Facing the challenges of life and remaining a moral person requires mental and emotional strength, I think. Maybe that type of strength is key to developing those skills
I have always dreamed that I had lightness skill. Others dream of flying effortlessly but in my dreams I focus intently and basically demonstrate a lightness skill of extending my ability to float. Basically bounding. Since a child I have felt that I could do it in waking life too if I could use the same focus when I was awake.
Ok allow this into consideration. My teachers father, a man alive when I began training with the family, was a student of Sun Lu tang. Sun was one of 8 famous Shifu that master Han had the honor to train formally under. Master Sun absolutely could not do what you relate although lightness Kung really did form the core of amazing quan skill. Mystifying and fantasizing about it does it no justice. The real masters of it most recently were Wu Wei of lihui ba fa and Master Wang of yiquan. They advocate the floating center, no ground force reaction, no sequencing of chain crude force such as in tai chi or modern sport.
As mentioned below I’m thinking it’s siddhi. Indian monks and yogis were known to have various types of them. The bodhidharma story seems that way to my mind.
@learnchinesenow Yes, that last subject of your video sounds accurate. Notice that "Modern times" disregards anything supernatural, ETs, or spiritually related. Specifically Earth Governments. This is an agenda from many and for a short explanation why they do this: "Because so that the powers at be, be at power always." Pretty simple, but effective. It's always when the government says it that it becomes genuine. The most recent example of this is when it comes to UAPs as they now call it. Anyway, most people use their left side of their brain more often than their right. This is why people are really skeptical when it comes to things that they can not explain and look for answers that they Can answer. Now, not scare anyone, just spreading awareness, but whenever people do get creative, the governments decide their fate. There's many examples of this and how ironic it is that it's always caused by an unexplainable death or a sketchy one at the very least. Or others just vanished! ✌️
One of my teacher taught me …first you must be dutiful in most areas. Like good son, good student, good citizen, good husband, good father, good master/ teacher etc. second you must have at lease five precept to max ten ( sila/ morality). That can support your meditation to contain higher power( samadhi/ jana ). Most people found peace , happiness in this stage n indulged in this Jana. Buddha wanted us to go beyond from that stage to see n live in Nirvana ( libration from all seven deadly sins including anusaya kilaysa. Free from greed , anger, pride n ignorant.( Arahat / enlighten one.) That’s mean Pannyar / wisdom. Wisdom is the highest to know / experience the four noble truth. 🙏 Namaw Buddha, Dhamma, Sangas.🙏
Do I believe this stuff is possible? Yes and no. As someone who has practiced these types of skills to achieve a small level of skill, I do believe that this stuff does have merit and you have the capability to achieve an actual level of mastery with these. Here's where the hang-up is, physics is kind of hard to get around with these. You weigh far more than the buoyancy on a reed in water and you are not able to run on water because you can't run fast enough.
our Sifu could make himself light or heavy , we could pick him up or not @ all , we had a dry rice bed and he could walk over it with hardly any impressions when we tried we had deep pits all over, we learned about our inner magnetic / Electrical field and you can reverse that after YEARS of training just that part ... needs dedication and will make you live a new lifestyle !!
All of this did happen. I used to train with masters in the forest and meditate and jump almost 15ft in the air. Look at parkour people today, look at BMX today, look at inline skaters today, look at skateboarders today. When I was 11 years old in the middle of Martial arts class my friends and I were challenging each other to do the highest number of corkscrews. I did 6 corkscrew spins at just 4ft in the air and landed. Look at all of the stunts Jackie chan did himself. Very deathdefying right? This isn't believing, it's knowing.
Wow thank you very much for making this video. I always want to know the truth about kungfu practitioners who can fly or at least jump high. This video answers many questions but created more questions. Come on you must update this topic.
bodhi dharma from (BHARAT) India spread this knowledge all around the world. in reality yoga /yog (not only stretching) is the creator of all martial arts everything come out of it.
Well to fly off buildings 8storeys high is unreal, However u can put this to those if the likes that practice calisthenics parkour free running having more control of your body to be more fluidity 🤔
When I was in middle school in the restroom, my friend was holding to a wall of 10 ft high for a mere 10 seconds. There was nothing to grab on to hold his place. He hold both palms and foots were clinging on the wall. I don't know if he studied martial art or not but was quite astound of him doing it.
Not sure "morality" is the right conceptual word meaning.Perhaps meditation based spiritual "samadhi" experiences,kensho/mind opening "Enlightenment" experiences ,nondualistic consciousness experiences .Once felt weightless for awhile after attending a tai chi class after a week long Zen retreat.Not sure if I could have done anything "supernormal" though.An anthropology grad student who had been to China told me he had seen kung fu masters light up light bulbs by holding them,set fire to paper by waving their hands and jumping from high elevations and landing "lightly" on the ground.
Well that's kind of the point, all these arts used to have moral teachings in addition to their practices of qigong, martial arts and meditation. If you just do the practice without upgrading your mortality/spiritual level, you wont unlock any of the truly high level skills.
I imagine qing gong would be combination of parkour, rock climbing, and gymnastics. Making them to be like ninja, climb up and down the walls and roofs with ease. Shows are often exaggerated, like impossible people can jump and fly 10 m high with martial arts.
I believe that the old Master said that morality plays a big part of it. Whether your Buddhist Dallas Christian Muslim. I believe it has something to do with the chief flow and darkness is thick and heavy. Evil is thick and heavy. I’ve been doing Martial Arts for many years, and I believe that the old masters are correct
yes it’s possible. pin please? first
Thank you very much, have a great day from Germany 🇩🇪
Too bad too many people are so mislead by propaganda from both countries, added with current chinese society & "new ancient techniques" found every year since 1980's, contempt from both sides, and gatekeeping from major asian communities(fair, but long maintained for farther than it should). Now, nobody cares to hear what's fiction or fact on the subject anymore(if not, getting pointlessly hostile/racist with you if you dare mention any of the sort in their presence during a normal conversation). Majority of people today are fucking sad, lazy, deluded, combative, bitter, ignorant asses. God bless, & amitabha!
I flicked a toothpick in pine wood boards once, trying to imitate those monks.. took me 3 days of attempt though
Your skin can stick to smooth walls quite easily provided you aren't wearing clothes in the region of grip. Once all the air between skin and wall is removed the grip is quite strong. There is even a video of a modern Chinese girl who climbs walls like a gecko. You can search "real-life spider girl watches TV from ceiling."
Well i can explain how they immitate superhuman abilites
Usually they use weights and walk,run,swim with the weights everytime
And when they remove all the weights their body becomes capable of producing more force and power and it makes them jump higher,faster,stronger,agile and many more...
Hope you understand it😊❤👍
My Shifu said: "Everything is possible, but not everything is allowed." Lightness skill is ancient, beginners level in all transcendental traditions, called Laghima siddhi in Prakrit or Laghiman in Sanskrit texts.
Yes , I learnt it during meditation. It created by Indian siddars of east India (Tamil Nadu) about 3000 to 5000 years ago
Thats pretty cool! You do kung fu?
kNOw function in MODern exPEERience forE Long gom pa runners !.
yes this knowledge created by different parts of indian sadhus more then 6000 years old. it is a collection of indias knowledge-based techniques ....... not only from south some idiot separatist of crying in comment to make tamil land radicals.
If you have a master you are a slave.
Once and only once, when I was in high school, a group of shaolin buddhis monk travel to my country and introduce their martial arts in form of performance. In there, I saw everything they performed just like those in you tube videos, except one -- a shaolin monk demonstrated qing gong by stood on top a piece of folio size paper, held by two sticks on the paper's side, the bottom of the paper was just air. The monk just stepped to the paper's surface from a platform same height as the paper -- and .... stayed there for a whole 5-10 seconds.
The audiences were shocked and awed by that performance. After stepped out from the paper, the monk used saber to cut the paper, to indicate it was a real piece of paper. It was the only time I had ever watched a qing gong in front of my eyes. After that, I have searched all over you tube and internet for the same qing gong demonstration, but to no avail. If you have links to such videos, I would really appreciate it.
My design will be, paper-like cloth , perhaps non shining silk, easily cut by saber.
Their martial arts IS PERFORMANCE. Its a performance. Not a martial skill. Just watch a mma fighter destroy chinese “masters” on youthbe. Its easy to watch. They get fucked up by a regular non professional fighter haha😂
你需要修炼内功，如果方法不正确是造成神经病的。😢
Check this out "Grandmaster Zhou Ting Jue standing on paper".
@@sixthwizard2744 Another tiresome MMA troll. Begone troll.
Basically it comes down to the fact that in Chinese mythology, people gain spiritual power and they can even become immortal. That's why heroes can do all kinds of supernatural stuff in Chinese movies, usually they can leap, fly on a sword, deflect multiple knives at once with a sword, hurt someone or protect themselves with sound waves, and so on. You have monks practicing religious rituals to gain spiritual power and you have warriors practicing gong fu to do the same thing.
Emphasis on “myth”. Aka BS
@@MugenTJsheesh lad not even that statement would got into your mother
@@MugenTJuntil you find a Chinese mystical school that definitely teaches these techniques.
@@MugenTJ Yes just like Marvel Aka bs. What is your point?
What you are talking about here is Extra Sensory Perception (ESP - 特異功能). It can be either innate or acquired (both need to be tuned - since it's "use it or lose it" - the younger you are the easier it is).
Outsiders who are not practitioners of "qi gong" (neigong) often make assumptions and speculations, contributing to the creation of the immortal myth surrounding it.
The reality is that nothing lasts forever.
While not knowing chinese martial arts the theory about morality holds water in my own life experiences. I've spent many years as a soldier, and grew up in some rough neighborhoods. Only my experience, I'm not claiming this is empirical evidence. On those times where I've been attacked where I was doing right I'd handily, and easily win, almost without effort, when I've been showing off, or talking trash, or otherwise not morally right I haven't won. In simple terms if your not fighting yourself you have much more to focus on survival. I also believe there's a spiritual element involved. Literally our creator will grant you strength if you are doing what's right in his eyes. Just my opinion based on only my own life experiences.
I agree
I do not agree
Interesting take
Wait until you encounter a fighter who sheds a tear before fighting because of an injustice.
You're absolutely right 😉
Don't doubt it
Christina 💕 Australia
I was VERY pleasantly surprised to see the mention of Master Liu Hung Cheih! My Bagua teacher was a longtime student and close friend of Bruce Frantzis. I've been lucky to enjoy many stories of the skills of Liu Hung Chieh, Sun Lutang, and all the old Republican Era masters. Looking forward to this series!
I am really enjoying this channel where you shed light on Chinese culture. Keep up the good work Shi Fu.
I've seen masters preform extraordinary feats. The way it was explained to me was. It is about ki control. Projecting your ki downward, around the bottom of your feet. Think of it kinda like snow shoes. The amount of surface you project, makes it more easy to do it. Basically.
I watch a man run across pieces of rice paper that was being held up by a person on each of two sides. It was absolutely astonishing.
I can't do those kinds of things, but I can do other extraordinary things.
In my experience, doing sufficient inner work is almost all of the journey. The actual technique ("project ki downwards") is like the last 5%. It's still important, sure, but if I wanted to that lightness skill I'd start by doing a few years of general inner work first before even attempting that.
I also would say that emptying / clearing yourself is the work, more than just morality by itself. I don't think that a person who works in a homeless shelter for 30 years will then be able to learn supernatural abilities very quickly. Plus, evil people with supernatural abilities also exist.
Though telling students to focus on morality is very important because you don't want to teach supernatural skills to someone who will abuse them. So I understand masters pointing to morality as being important.
@@lightworker2956you are exactly right. I’m surprised to see such understanding in Yt comments.
I would love to see that. It's been a long time since I practiced with Ki regularly but I can choose to 'feel' others Ki and help it flow. The closest thing I've found to describe it is Reiki. What I find fascinating are the wide variety of reactions I see when working with people but overall it seems to help them and that makes me happy. I wish I had to opportunity to study kung fu and taichi. The area I moved to doesn't even have an Aikido dojo within 50mi. I miss the martial arts community in Florida!
Any physical training, including various martial arts, sports, and bodybuilding, will eventually reach a "bottleneck" stage. To progress further, the trainer or practitioner must incorporate "inner strength" (neigong) training, which includes various forms of meditation and advanced relaxation to enhance strength.
In this context, internal strength (neigong) refers to the gradual transition from the wandering mind to the state of "one thought replacing thousands of thoughts," and further to the tranquil state of "the mind does not follow the thoughts." The longer this state can be maintained, the better.
但这阶段也最容易走火入魔而得精神病😂
In the traditional Hindu practices, it is said that a human can achieve 8 Siddhis.
They are
1. Anima - becoming small to the level of atom.
2. Mahima - Becoming huge to the desired extent
3. Laghima- becoming completely weightless.
4. Garima- becoming heavy to the desired extent.
5. Prapti - getting all the desires fulfilled.
6. Prakamya- magical adaptability to the environment.
7. Ishatva- control of the Nature's Elements like fire, air, water.
8. Vashitva- Making other minds ( celestial beings, humans, animals, birds like that)submissive and obedient to one's command.
These siddhis are considered the gateway for the ascent of a human's spiritual growth and the end being becoming divine himself or herself.
Thank you. These skills are no longer taught to just anyone. SIGH all it takes is for one person to ruin it for everyone else.
@vuelee5313 well said.
Very interesting. How does one achieve the 8 siddhis?
@@carolinaquinteros5011 a very interesting question.
These are not for public knowledge as there is a scope for misuse.
A Guru who is well versed in these things, tests his disciple in many ways and when he is convinced of his disciple's talent and integrity, teaches or bestows on him these siddhis.
These are not easy to obtain or maintain. Further they have a catch on the wellbeing of mortals. More like carrying a fierce weapon. Unless the body, mind, intellect and reason are highly trained, an ordinary mortal cannot stand their might.
That's why they are kept secret.
As a Chinese language learning Vietnamese university student, I am still learning much from this channel! Thank you very much to Jared & Ben for this informative channel. 谢谢老师们🌹🌻
bro your chinese... what the hell. chinese born in vietnam is still chinese.
Let's go out for a coffee 😉
@@scorpionsubzero9066 haha.. Must have Vietnamese coffee ☕
@@vietnamesebeauties That's gonna be difficult in Brazil haha.
But I guess you're worth the effort 😉
@@scorpionsubzero9066 oh, I have a fan from Brazil 😱 not sure if I can find any Brazilian coffee ☕ in my country, Vietnam 🇻🇳 but love to try 😋
Love this to the moon and back. I found Bruce Lee first as a philosopher. Not a martial artist.
I’ve always been attracted to the Tao. Have multiple copies. But found it as an adult. And felt like coming home.
Just watched a movie called Source by Joe Dispenza. The healing with gratitude and love is very real.
The universe grants great gifts to those living in Oneness. This was certainly an unexpected ending to this wonderful video.
And it made me feel warm and wonderful.
Pleasure to meet you my friend. Your channel is new to me. Look forward to learning from you.
Hey! 0:35 This is my Ta Shifu! 🤩 The master of my master! A legendary Shaolin warrior monk. I’ve been drinking coffee with him just few days ago, in the Shaolin Temple, China… Such a gentle man, gifted with an unbelievable kung fu! I feel very lucky to follow his path. Dear RUclips, what a “coincidence”, hm? 😅
You know him?
His Chinese is incredibly good! I thought a Chinese person was speaking over him, but it wasn’t! That is incredibly impressive!
Thank you for this video. As someone of Asian descent, I sincerely appreciate Qing Gong, an integral part of our instantly recognizable and revered culture. Some of my Western friends didn't understand the fantastical elements of kung fu and dismissed them. At the time, I struggled to explain it beyond saying it's a cultural thing. Now, I can just use your video
Love your videos.
My dad was aware a of a woman in her 50s who was able to jump over her house. For her whole life she suffered domestic abuse, but never fought back. She only showed off her skill because her father in law wrongly accused her of something she didn't do. Masters of Kung Fu were not allowed to use it unless absolutely necessary and what we have left now is just for show
I remember coming across a story of Yang Lu Chan gaining such skill in lightness near the end of his days that one of his students observed him walking in the snow and not leaving any footprints.
Yeah that is right, I should probably do a whole video on him
It was probably a Single-Step trick... and maybe even on more compacted snow to boot. Sort of like faking a step, but instead, hopping with the rear leg.. and making it look like the lead leg had actually planted. There are many other ways to fake things. For example.. if the snow densely compacted.. you could use some hidden cloth / brushes under your robes, that would "Sweep" the footprints away. Just the robes edges itself, may have been enough. Also... if the master placed certain strategically placed rocks under some DEEP snow... he wouldnt sink down into the snow... and would appear to have been Floating on top of it. If someone tried to follow behind him... and missed the Stones... they would sink deep into the snow.
Such trickery isnt unheard of. There are a lot of Tricks in Chinese Culture, and in the Chinese martial arts.
yang style tai chi chuan is also very different compared to chen style tai chi chuan. at least now, yang style focuses on the softer side. i don't know how it was back then.
over 10 years ago i was in chenjiagou and trained together with grandmaster chen xiaowang. one day they visited the house where Yang Lu Chan lived in that village. but i did not join my friends because i needed to take a rest from training.
i missed that opportunity. maybe the focus on the softer movements lets one discover the mechanics of chi in the body a bit easier. cramping up and getting stiff blocks that feeling.
the training of the old chen style was far too hard for me to make enough progress in the three weeks. but it was a unique experience. i guess when i am able to retire, i will focus more on that. still over a decade to get there.
what i found out so far is, that certain chi gong movements are very good in getting that weird magnetic sensation between your hands. also one time when doing the zhan zhuang exercise, i had the sensation of something flowing through my spine and everything felt very effortless and light. and believe me, as a person who is very overweight, zhan zhuang usually does not feel that light for me. it is the most demanding exercise that i know. btw. i love the chan si gong exercises and it feels very nice when you discover that every movement of your arms etc. of your upper body is mirrored in the hips, legs, knees, feet.
slowing down everything to a point where you turn into an observer of your own body and find out what happens inside is fun.
and the belly muscles around the lower dantien seem to turn in a circular motion, ....
I remember that one from studying Tai Chi
Not all the same but similar experience some part n circulation while I exercised Tai Chi plus meditation. In Pali might called samadhi. Pure clear bright light mind can do wonder ( jana ) highly trained practiced mind can do walk on water,( like Jesus Christ ) travel through mountain etc. will power/ mind power/ samadhi meditation practice had been there for long long long time n before Buddha enlighten he mastered those powers faster than his all famous teachers. After He became enlighten Buddha n later Buddha restricted his monks not to use/ show those power to attract people to become Buddhist.
Have you ever ran, and felt light as a feather? Running only from the tips of your toes. Even while being a fatty fat fat? It’s an amazing feeling, and I wasn’t tired until I stopped running. It’s definitely from a state of mind, I was trying to get the attention of my sister’s dogs and my mind went from mischievousness, to excitement on trying to get them to chase me, and then transitioned to focusing on the moment, and I was in a state of nothingness, but at the same time calmly, but extremely happy, and I imagine that would be “the way”
I’ve experienced it before while drawing, that drawing became the best art Ive ever created, but I don’t remember doing it while I was doing it, I was just… “being” it’s difficult to explain.
You were in what's often referred to as "flow state", a state of mind. It's trainable.
Yes. I call it the magic point
Yeah, just the tips of the toes even. I've never been faster or lighter feeling.
As adults we often forget how to play. Play is very powerful because in play everything is possible.
I love his Chinese pronunciation.
It's inspiring for me as a beginner.
I respect anyone following a path and it is not intention to be disrepectful or knock this idea of special abilities. There is only at best eyewitness accounts of these feats. So it is hard to accept or deny these claims. We often see martial arts masters who are convinced and convince thier students that they posses such powers. If it was not for the internet we would have to accept eye witness accounts of these powers. Just a word of caution, I wish you successs in your spiritual practice
Most reasonable comment
Reasonable, But my belief is reinforced in supernatural powers especially after i had remote viewing experience. Although, I am beginner at it. I had remote viewing, which convinced me of it. And, Now i don't take mainstream science words anymore because they reject remote viewing which in my experience, was real. So, after this, The only conclusion i came to is, Don't take word of skeptics or mainstream scientist as absolute truth because sometimes they themselves don't even know what they are talking about when they try to step in territory of spirituality. And, the only way i can ever know is through direct experience. This is what i believe now.
In 1987/1988 my Si Hing in the Jow Ga system had me training in Light Skills (Ching Gung) . He did this by having me run up a Wall of about until I was able to run up the wall and sit on top of it. After about 2 to 3 months, I could do it with ease.
If your audience can find it, their was a book called "Kung Fu. History, Philosophy and Technique". In it they have various kinds of Gung training.
@@ronaldwheeler1153 my sifu in Kenpo passed me along that very book. Time to go back through it!
It's the difference between "内功” and "外功“. The first is more of a spiritual component that requires knowledge of complicated things like the training of thought patterns, breathing and meditation techniques. The second is the stuff most people think about in the west when it comes to martial arts, particularly when it comes to the current era. "内功" has sadly become somewhat obsolete as a martial skill in an era where people can use many different types of “热兵器".
I can't read chinese😅😢... could you please somehow translate it or it is not possible?? Please 😊🙏
I mean for the parts with the characters or calligraphy or whatever one might call it?✌️🙏
Yes explain/translate more please
There’s a lot of occult practices in closed school systems of martial arts. Being demonically empowered can greatly i han e your physical abilities. A holy monk St. Paisios the Athonite had an encounter with a martial artist who could break boulders with psychic powers. The monk got some mud, made it into a ball, put the sign of the holy cross on it, and prayed. Then asked the martial artist to repeat the psychic skill on the mud ball. To the martial artist’s surprise he could not destroy the mud ball, and this enraged him to the point he physically attacked the monk. The martial artist’s strike stopped just before the monk’s face, and martial artist flew back into the river. God had protected the holy monk St. Paisios from harm.
This story illustrates how demonic powers can enhance people’s abilities. I think the difference between modern martial artists, and many of the ancient masters boils down to this phenomenon. Modern martial artists are basically maximizing the normal human potential without demonic influence.
But then there is people like St. Samson the Judge of Israel who slew a thousand Philistines with the jawbone of an ox. But there is no guarantee that God will enhance your physical ability by being pious. In fact, the contrary is likely the case. Just do your training, pray to the Lord Jesus, and simply focus on your duties.
Robert W. Smith also reported about a muster with unnatural skill in his book "Chinese Boxing". Also a lot of direct students of Aikido founder Ueshiba reportet about things he could do, that are physically impossible.
As a martial arts practitioner and avid reader of different styles, the different styles and practices mentioned are accurate.
Kudos for the accurate research.
Once i was in a late night Walgreens. I felt a presence in the store. I decided to send my chi in that direction. A young came running around an isle looking to see who did that. I did not study martial arts at the time, but I practice manipulation of chi as a spiritual practice. We became friends, but he had to go back to China. Chi is real, so is the spirit.
Virtue cultivates your energy within, once cultivated, not stimulated, and held for a long time, one becomes a natural human being, and can do what to many seems impossible.
Im still training under wudang master and without heart and mind becomes one you can not unluck or awaken anything. Good heart and mind is the key
Wow!!! That was great. 😃 And I thought your Mandarin is very good too. I really enjoyed the comedic part of it as well. You appear to be a very deep and knowledgeable authority on ancient Gung fu, and other martial disciplines.
Many Chinese and Vietnamese traditional martial artists that I know are strong on ethical behavior . I believe these old masters were saying you have to give it 💯 great story thanks
no vietmanese trditional martial in history.
What’s the title of the movie at 0:04
kill bill / kill bill 2
a masterpiece from quentin tarantino. when he was young, he worked at a vhs movie rental and has fun with his friend going to a cheap movie theater and watching every martial art movie on this planet (also classic western).
kill bill 1+2 ist the essence of that and there are so many references hidden to other old martial art movies, from the seven samurai, many bruce lee movies, flying guillotine, pai mai movies ....... over and over. even having gordon liu from the 36 chambers of shaolin acting in kill bill and also david caradine who did not have a significant role in a movie for many years. it is a crazy good pop art film.
if you have not seen that, wow, you will have a very very nice time coming.
@@stefanweilhartner4415 thanks man, appreciate it
The movie names are all written at the bottom of the screen.
@@artugert sheese! you're a genius
This guy's linguistic abilities are impressive
Can't remember the name now, but a Greek author writing about a Master/Acupuncturist made famous on PBS, described his master of having similar abilities. This led to the author in a later text to suggest that these Qi Gong abilities may have been the origin of Greek gods.
The Magus of Java
lol, "That guy is dead btw he died in a fall"
bruuuuh LMAO
he took a gamble and he lost , great guy, great climber, stupid EGO killed him
Didn't even mention him by name 😢
Great joy filled up the complete body is the key to flying. I experienced it once. It was like 'float/jumping'. Music got me in that mood. It was amazing. Will never forget it.
This is actually a great insight. What were you listening to?
@carolinaquinteros5011 a Reggae tune lol
My sifu from Beijing always said to me not to teach what I have learned to bullies. I will bring bad karma to myself, him, and the grand master in China. I am 58 years old now and have been learning from the same teacher for about 10 years, and I still follow and respect his wish. I had few people messing with me at work, and after they saw what I could do, they wanted me to teach them what I know. So I refuse; they are bullies. They get upset and start tempting me, but I just ignore them.
So what is it you can do?
What style of kung fu do you practice?
Great question lol
@@MaxGreenVprobably Tai Chi
I attended a Kung Fu class in the '70's and my Chinese teacher used to say "Kung Fu is not for self defense. It is for the defense of the weak".
He used to say that I had very good Kung Fu, though I was never a fighter by nature. That's always puzzled me as I did not study long and don't feel I know anything.
It's about balance and understanding physics intuitively.
I know it's all about balance and understanding physics intuitively. But learning that move takes years of training.
"that guy is dead now, he died in a fall"
😬
There may have been a mistake with the measurement. If we assume 25.5cm per "chi" based on Sui Dynasty measurements, and 10 chi = 1 zhang. 10 zhang = 25.5meters.
This shaves off a couple of meters by modern measurements. If they measured the pole before sticking it in the floor, maybe the pole is about a zhang deep. If we go by 9 zhang, it is now down to 23 meters. 23 meters is about 7 storeys. Doesn't seem humanly possible no matter how much I try to lower that pole's height.
Sometimes truth is indeed stranger than fiction!
And more often than not, it is.
Open your mind, and the world gets larger😊🙏
@@MarkusMöttus-x7j Yep, there are lots of amazing stories in human history. Whether it's Guan Yu charging head first(and most likely solo according to records of three kingdoms) into enemy's army and taking the enemy general's(Yan Liang) head and coming back out unscathed. Or Xiangyu being able to lift up a cauldron above his head which was probably in the 800-1000 pound range which would be insane for the time period without modern training and understanding of how to build muscles.
Sometimes history can be more epic than fiction, as long as we assume these aren't embellished.
@@Aznbomb3r
As for modern training and understanding of muscle building, they had vast amounts of knowledge of how to train and for what purposes.
And also with how much information there has been that is now lost because of occurrences like the burning of the library of Alexandria and Mao Shitdung's cultural revolution..
But who are we really to say that they did or didn't know potentially more or possibly quote unquote better than we do now about training and muscle building?
Especially with all these legends of amazing feats?
I have a VERY hard time believing that we actually know more now about training and muscle building than they did back then, especially because they used their bodies in ways that we in this "modern" era don't..
But hey, I'm no scholar, athlete or Kung Fu Shifu..
And really, who knows!
Good chatting with you and I hope you have a phenomenal day/evening/night wherever you are in the world! 😄🙏🙇🏻
It all makes sense morality would be integral because in order for us to achieve higher consciousness or higher levels of human abilities we would have to have benevolent spirit living within
A higherling.
So if you’re every thought is basic in worldly or corrupt , and you’re comfortable with that
Most likely you would be seen as repugnant anything higher
But if you are at peace with or without the supernatural kung fu abilities
No matter what temptation you still remain a pristine spirit
Then I’m pretty sure you would appeal to Paramount spirits that can bless and assist via meditation or whatever methodical means for utter transformation.
Even in the time of the great miyamoto musashi ,in the wind book of the go rin no sho he says that the martial arts were watered down and nothing more than flowery movements
Much of the art is development of Chi. But humans this age especially in China have been corrupted. It said that in 7th Century in Tibet the Lotus born Buddha predicted that this would happen to China. A powerful demon died and was reborn a tobacco plant in China this allowed powerful evil being to reincarnate in China and it's virtue fell. That is why you must develop your purification and merit of you mind, body, and spirit of Buddhism. This will allow you transcend all the Evil of this degenerate age.
My friend can just do it. Without any training or spiritual development he can stand on paper piece which is held vertically on the floor. He steps on it and the paper doesn't fold not bend! It's incredible! Natural talent. I wonder what else he can do if he tries?
The only reason Morality would have played a factor... is the Teachers / Masters... would not teach higher level material... to those that lacked Moral fiber. There is a lot of Exaggerations in these tales. However... there are some very real Abilities, that many today... still do not believe possible / realistic. For example... Fajin (Explosive Power). Its the ability to generate Lethal levels of impact potentials... with only an inch or two of "Runway" (arm movement). I, myself, developed Masterclass levels of Fajin... and when a few different fighters were being disrespectful towards me... I decided to give them a little "Taste" of what I typically held back...
In most cases.. I use my mostly extended LEAD guard hand, and Knocked them out, using a vertical fist strike to their Foreheads. I used less than 6 inches of travel, and I never used any more than about 15% of the power that I was capable of generating, to do it.
In one case... I added about 10% level of Fajin expression to a Forearm Deflection... to prevent an MMA fighters punch, from hitting me. This mild level of fajin.. still turned out to be way too much kinetic energy... and almost shattered his arm bone. In less than an hours time, it swelled up nearly double in size.. and he was in severe pains for many days to follow. Mind you... if he would have stayed within "Medium" (safer) levels of power himself... as we previously agreed before starting our session... then he likely would not have suffered such an injury. However, since he chose to use full power... this multiplied the impact forces.
Now... Fajin expression can be applied to any form of Strike. But its more famous usage, is when you apply it into a Finger Strike. At that point, it becomes "Dim Mak". Often said to be called "D3ath Touch". Its never a Touch... but it may have been misinterpreted as such... when a distant observer saw a Master using it, to disable / end a fighters life. It moves so fast, and is so fluid, that it can look like a mere "Touch". The fingers are so thin, that they can penetrate the enemy's flesh, MUCH DEEPER than any other kind of strike. And adding Fajin expression into a finger strike... can cause a LOT of crazy effects. Anything from Nervous System effects... to Actual Internal Ruptures. And even if you dont fully rupture something... you can cause so much Severe tissue inflammation, that it causes a severe slowdown in blood flow circulation. Even a small slowdown in circulation, can cause the OP to become Dizzy, and go unconscious. Of course, these effects can be far worse that that. It can be a quick / instant d3ath... or it can be a very slow and painful d3ath.
As far as "Lightness" goes... I dont know that I believe in things like the Gecko abilities... nor the 100ft fall (unless they were slowing themselves, via legs wrapped around the pole). I have seen Chinese balancing on, and floating down the rivers... on long bamboo-like poles. They use a single long pole, to propel themselves down the rivers. It takes quite a bit of skill, to be good at this Traditional activity. You can still find videos of it, today, from modern Chinese citizens...
That said... I do believe that there are methods to temporarily reduce your weight... by being light on your feet, and shifting a lot of your mass at an upwards vector. Again, this would be very temporary... such as jumping on a floating branch... landing very softly and shallow... and immediately springing up off of it, as quickly as possible. You can see a sort of example of this, in the movie: "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin" Where the Monk (Gordon Liu), has to jump on a floating barrel, in the middle of the water... to be able to jump to the other side... so that he can join the other Monks for Lunch. When he landed too heavily.. the Barrel sinks too deeply.. and he sinks / falls off. Eventually when he completes this task... I believe the head monk Breaks the barrel into pieces (thin boards). Then the monks have to be even lighter, and faster, to be able to pass this challenge.
Now... if there was a Gecko like ability potential... its likely a very unique biological effect (something they were born with). There are some magic tricks that use a suction like effect... but to fully stick to a vertical wall... is very unlikely. If the wall had a slight slant to it... and maybe if the monk used some tree-sap on his body... (which likely wasnt disclosed to the public.. and maybe also kept from the other monks too).
Realize that the Monks often begged for Food and Money. As such, doing "Magical" Demos for cash, became a "Thing". Some of these feats are based on a lot of hardcore training. But there is often still a lot of "Trickery" involved. For example.. you "should" have well conditioned (Hardened) hands to break bricks. However, there are many tricks to make these breaks, much easier than you would ever imagine. It doesnt negate their Striking abilities, nor their Hardened hands... but its also not 100% honest, either.
For the record... Im a martial artists of 30 years. Most of my training was in Wing Chun Kung Fu. However, I also learned some Tai Chi, Qigong, as well as kicks from TKD / Muay Thai / Northern Shaolin / Wushu. Did full Iron Body conditioning. Mastered Short Range power, down to a mere Inch of travel. I taught myself the 9 Section Steel Whip-Chain, and the basics of the Rope Dart. I also have sparred against all of the well known arts... and many of the more rare Chinese arts.. such as 5 Animals Style, Eagle Claw, Northern Shaolin, Mantis, Monkey, and a few others.
no, i think this is a very naive point of view of a teacher holding back knowledge. you need a certain way to focus inside to discover that knowledge for yourself.
i will explain.
one semester is enough to learn the most popular form of tai chi, the 24 short yang style form when you go to the class once a week - well, at least to copy that form in a way that it looks similar from the outside.
if you remember all the movements. can you do tai chi? did the teacher teach you tai chi good enough if you can remember all the movements? no. you can't or maybe only max. 3%.
what the teacher gave you is a kind of book. the 24 movement form that you can kind of "copy" IS THE BOOK. now that you can do the movements, you are at the starting point of learning tai chi. you can now observe your body by doing these movements. you are now starting to learn from your movements and find out what your body is doing inside.
of course these movements have external applications as well and every now and then you have to consult your teacher and receive corrections. but now you are not learning from your teacher only, you are learning how to use your own body.
your teacher can give you some thoughts but he can't teach you everything in a few minutes because you have to find out yourself how you can use your body. the exercises, like the form, like other chi gong exercises like chan si gong or zhan zhuang are the vessels of knowledge, the transport vehicle of the knowledge. the teacher does usually not hold back with that but because he went through the same learning process, he exactly can see where you are in this learning process and he can only show you the next exercise to learn a certain skill set. and you need that skill set to have the basic skill to learn the next.
master chen xiaowang always told us that there are no shortcuts. it took me a long time to figure out certain things because i don't have a (grand)master at hand every day who is good in communicating.
when we are talking about moral, i think that this is not the right word to describe it. you need the right patience, understand that there are no shortcuts, that there is a long process of learning. you can't cheat on that, aggression is automatically stopping the process of learning because it is connected to tension and tension blocks progress and certain skills.
so, a teacher cannot teach that things to certain people, even if he wanted to, because a certain type of person is blind to that knowledge. at least this is how i see it now
@@stefanweilhartner4415 Chen Xiaowang, probably has the most powerful short range Fajin, that Ive ever seen on video. Mind you... I mastered Fajin expression myself.. to a very high degree..
But the thing is... Ive never seen ONE of his students, demonstrate Fajin, like him. Not a single video / demo.
Its my Opinion, that he doesnt give most of the students, that level of knowledge, on how to replicate what he is capable of. What special things He does, that is not being taught.. to get to any such level.
My main art, was Wing Chun. Ive been to 3 different schools... because my teachers keep moving. Out of the 3 teachers I had... only ONE of them taught the Slow Motion part of the 1st form (which is similar to Tai Chi, using the same Internal Development Principles). Not only that... but he made the entire class do a full nonstop hour session of this... several times, in-class.
The others lacked this higher level knowledge, and development. But even he lacked in other areas... such as not knowing the proper Traditional Chinese breathing methods, as far as I recall.
Even the late Bruce Lee, eventually learned Fajin, at high levels. While he tended to always demo a Push version of the technique in Public... He knew the real Impact version. He only taught this to 2 of his students... and he made them Promise not to show / tell anyone... because he felt it was too dangerous for the general public. He didnt want to be held responsible...
When Lee passed... one of those Students, James DeMile, decided that in the age of the Gun... that it wasnt a big deal.. so he decided to release this knowledge, in the form of a small book... And I believe he even made a VHS video on it too.
I had long since mastered fajin, well before I found that book in a store. I skimmed it quickly.. and found the descriptions to be non-intuitive, and seemingly wrong in certain spots (but admittedly, my memory is fuzzy about this, as it was a very long time ago).
Also, Yipman was said to have only ever taught the entire Butterfly Sword methods, to only 2 people, in his entire Life. And I also heard, that he only allowed a few select students, to learn the 3rd form material.
I have a Theory, that Yipman was being cautious, due to a lot of Gang Members, potentially learning from him. While most of what he taught, was Traditionally correct... there may have been certain key things missing. Furthermore... I believe Leung Ting, further Degraded a lot of what he taught others. Ive seen his modern students, and his modern methods... and they are atrociously bad. Far worse than the old promotional videos that he put out, many decades ago.
The point being... that there are in fact, a lot of special Key things in the arts... that are in fact, held back. As well as a lot of technology that has been corrupted and or Lost completely.
But you are especially correct in one thing... That there are no real Shortcuts to high level progression. I know this all too well... as I used to train anywhere from 4 to +8hrs, every single day, 365 days a year.
There are some superior training methods, that can produce Faster results. But these methods are also much more Brutal / Hardcore. So you are really just getting back, exactly what you are willing to put in.
Very interesting that the general consensus is that most high level Martial Arts are lost. But since the fundamentals are not lost, would it be possible for mankind to rediscover them in the future? Possibly bringing back a resurgence of high level martial arts? Long time, skilled practitioners such as yourself must have at least pondered about this possibly especially when you meet another of similar caliber?
How do you cultivate chi?
@@johndough8115You sound very knowledgeable about it. You should record and teach trusty individuals about what you think is lost so you can help preserve it. Do you have any social? I’d humbly like to learn from you, sir.
amazing content. I practice Shaolin Kung Fu and I have learned Sun style for a time too. Thanks for this valuable information.
Great to hear chinese martial arts concepts explained. Would love a video on the concept of 招. You hear it so often in the HK kungfu movies of the 80s and 90s but it is hard to find a good explanation of it even amongst chinese speakers.
The light body technique is actually in today's standard is a form of parkour + acrobatic _ gymnastic skills.
There are quite a few ancient ways of training to develop superhuman skills but it takes years of dedication where you stay focused on it, training for hours seven days a week. The lightness one says to get a large basket and fill it to the top with small stones. You walk around on the rim of the basket all day and every morning you take out one stone. There is another one for developing a punch that will crush someone with one hit. You start with a large rock, like 4'x4'x4' and you punch it as hard as you can, breaking every bone in your hand. Then you wrap your hand with specific herbs and stuff from TCM and make a specific tea as well and drink it several times a day. Once your hand is fully healed you do it again. You keep doing it until you can hit the rock without breaking your bones. Then you start hitting the rock every day until you can move it with one punch.
I saw a guy who had trained Iron Finger for over 30 years, he could make a hole in a coconut with that finger. It was enlarged and a little misshapen and the bones were seriously calcified from his finger breaking so many times. But he could definitely knock someone out with that finger and probably fracture their skull. Anywhere he hit someone would cause major trauma, probably break a sternum or clavicle with one hit, almost any bone. On the spine or neck would cripple and he could definitely break ribs with it. I wanted to askhim, "Was it worth it ? Has it been much use in your life ? If you could go back 30 years would you still do it or would you use that time for something else ?" Centuries ago when people really did have to fight off bandits, etc. then it would be worth it, but today ? Only if you're a soldier.
Espiritualidade e energia fazem parte do pacote de Ser Humano. Hora de parar de negar a si mesmo e abraçar todo esse conhecimento na prática.
Morality=celibacy/semen retention
Same story in Yoga. Siddhi or supernatural powers are acquired through continence and physical practice.
Sir? Your Chinese is so perfect I wanna learn 😊
I studied with Bruce Frantzis at every opportunity, between the late eighties and the early noughties, when he came to the UK - amazing!
While I always - and to this day - struggled with both the practice and state of meditation, in the aftermath of a mystical experience, some thirty-odd years ago, for about two weeks it came easily to me.
I'd - very quickly - achieve the state and, after a short time, was conscious of my body seeming to become appreciably lighter.
I cannot, truthfully, say that I left the ground, but - had the experience not eventually faded - who knows what might have been?
However, perhaps Sun Lu Tang is correct. My 'morality' appeared to have become 'optimised?' for a while, as a consequence of my trip to Heaven.
Incidentally, since old 'White Eyebrows' appeared to be a bit of a bastard, he must've found some other way of expressing Jing gong.
That’s amazing. Is it possible to give me some knowledge about what techniques to use and what would a beginner such as me would need to learn.
@@ahmedalarishi3913 I'm not sure how I can help.
The mystical experience came out of the blue, although I'd spent a day concentrating on the present moment, bringing my awareness back to it, each time I realised I was daydreaming.
Whatever I was moved - internally - to do, I did, including the meditation.
When I was guided to, I would: sit on the floor with my legs crossed; straighten my back; close my eyes; go inside and let any thinking subside.
I had no outcome in mind, so I wasn't forcing anything.
If this is helpful at all, so be it and good luck.
I hope you get what you're looking for.
The easiest and most effective way to Meditate, is simply to lay down, close your eyes... and count the number of Seconds of each inhale, and exhale. The counting is an un-ending task, that prevents your mind from wandering. Additionally, you can pay attention to the feeling of air moving in and out of the lungs. And in my case.. I also added some visualization. In my mind... I was visualizing that I was drawing each number in the air.. similar to drawing with your fingers in the Sand.
In order to get the results you are after... It takes about 100 consecutive 1 hour long sessions. Meaning.. every night before bed... do a single hour long session. Never miss a SINGLE DAY... or it could take twice the amount of time, to develop the special results. What you are doing, is trying to TAME the subconscious mind. Its like putting a child in Time-Out... every time they disobey, or try to get out of the chair. The subconscious mind doesnt want to be Tamed.. and it will try to Fight back. So long as you keep up the same routine... it will eventually learn that its hopeless to Rebel.. and it will start working FOR you, instead of AGAINST you...
What you are mainly after, is what I call the "Quiet Mind" state. Where your mind is nearly, or completely, SILENT. When this happens... the quality of your life will be improved by 1000 fold. Its simply amazing. As now you can fully appreciate the Present (the GIFT), without ANY internal distractions. Additionally, you will be able to learn new things, in like half the time... because of this. It also extends to the martial arts.. in that you start to develop new levels of Awareness, and internal communications are vastly improved. It would take a book worth of text, to reveal all of the Benefits.
Now, eventually you can add another form of visualization into the mix. Imagine breathing in a colored smoke / mist. This is a warm healing energy, directly from God / The universe. You slowly fill each part of your body with this colored energy... feeling it flow, fill, and absorb negativity / stress... Starting from your mouth into the head... then down to the neck, arms, chest, legs, toes. Then when you exhale.. you reverse the process... pulling the now Dirty energy from your toes.. in reverse up through your body.. and out of your mouth... seeing it come out as blackened smoke... and feeling the negativity being released from your body and soul. Do all of the colors of the Rainbow... for at least 3 minutes each: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet / Purple. And for the Final color... use Pure White. 7 Colors total.. at 6 minutes each, is a nice 42 minute session. Do this every day, and anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks in.. you well start to feel the warm healing energies as you visualize... as well as your moods outside in real life... will Vastly improve. I call this mediation, a "Color Bath".
The next form of Mediation, is a Moving Mediation. Such as with arts like Tai Chi. In Wing Chun, there is a similar slow motion part of the 1st form... that is supposed to take about 16 minutes for that section alone. However, most people are clueless about this, and speed through it in less than 2 min. Not only that... but you are supposed to do the entire form, back to back without any rests... FOUR times in a row... to get a little over 1hr worth of a session in. Anything less, and you are not going to get very good / speedy results. Progress is slow as it is.. taking at least 3 months of every-other-day form work, minimal (potentially longer, depending on your body type and condition).
When doing slow motion form work... one of the keys is to fully relax your muscles, to the point where they are BARELY holding your body up. And less, and your body would be like jello, and fall to the floor. If you are using too much muscle, then your Tendons are not going to be Stressed enough to develop into "Super Tendons". And many other things are also not going to occur / occur at the needed levels. You also want to make your arm / limb movements, as SLOW as possible. In my Wing Chun forms case... it should take 30 seconds to extend your palm from your chest... to a fully extended arm. And another 30 seconds, to fully retract it back to your chest. At this pace, your arm doesnt even visually appear to be moving at all. You stand in front of a mirror while doing this, to make sure that your lines are perfectly Straight.. as well as making sure that all of your other body parts, are in the proper positions. Some common mistakes, for example.. are Crossing your wrist past the center division line. Or raising your shoulder blades up. Or Turning your shoulders / hips.
By doing these movements ultra slow, with extreme precision and awareness,, and the proper deep non-stop breathing... your brain will develop a whole other level of "Awareness". And your physical body, will develop to a whole other level of Physical abilities. Again.. this would take like several pages more, to fully write out all of the benefits... so I will leave it at that.
As far as "Mystical" things goes... Most of it is exaggerations, subconscious hypnosis effects, and other trickery (magic tricks). You are not, for example... using invisible energy, to make stronger hits... nor no-touch Knockouts. Thats not what this stuff is all about.
@@johndough8115great info. Only one I know who mentions slow practice of the Siu Nim Tao is Michael Tse. Haven't heard it from other teachers. Are there books that you can recommend that goes into more detail please?
@@AbdulGhani-vm6oq Thanks Abdul. Ive read various snippets, from various books.. but Ive Never came across a martial arts book that has anywhere near the complete level of details, that Ive posted + have Learned + Experienced.
It took me a few decades to figure out all of this stuff + Master it. A LOT of it.. I had to piece together myself.
Having an open mind, Exploring and Mastering many different arts methods... as well as Seeking out actual physical demonstrations... is generally what it takes, to reach the highest Truths, of the combat arts.
Of course, a little bit of Luck, helps too. I happened to be very fortunate to run into certain key martial artists. That said... I was sparring against various local martial artists... almost every weekend.. AS well as attended several martial arts related Events. As such.. I vastly increased my chances of running into some of the best fighters... on this Planet.
I was also a bit lucky to run into some decent teachers, that gave me some excellent foundational training / knowledge. A little bad luck.. in that they all ended up moving. However.. Having to start over from scratch each time... I developed a whole other level of "Rock Solid" foundations... as a result.
Best Regards
The power came from the atmosheric conditions which was different, it was not only morality, it was called "The Ether." The Ether allowed for more of the Noble gasses to interact with eu-melanin, and Neuro-melanin to fuse the "imagination" with the denser plane of existence. Due to the cataclysms of the 19th century, the Etheric powers in the atmosphere weakened, along with the the Siddhi powers (the word used in S. India) being discribed.
However, the Ether is cyclical, and has returned
How to cultivate ether(qi ).
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Bodi Dharman
Huge Respect for him
Yep ancient india bharatam ! Check it out there are many ancient techiques and weapons! Basically chinese just copied a lot of indian things are named em like they invented it
Not only morality is essential but also "love". The highest level of kungfu master can only be obtained by lots of meditations, abstentions of worldly lusts and love for one another.
fun video about the history. the key point of ancient martial arts is the importance of cultivating morality. this is integral part of wushia genre
Read books from carlos castaneda, dan millman and deepak chopra and others
and maybe you will understand what is possible.
-you must practice SR or if your a woman OR. If you have a significant other you can run the race but should not cross the finish line.
- you must exercise this includes physical conditioning as well as stretching.
- your diet needs to be simple. No processed foods or refined sugars.
- you must learn to let all tension be released from the body.
-finally, you must become AWARE of the animating force inside your body or your spirit. You must learn to FEEL through the nervous system every part of the body. During this process you will find spots that are difficult to feel or blocked pathways. Slowly and gently probe these areas with your awareness to clear them.
-once you begin to feel your spirit you can add your imagination to this process. Move the energy while also controlling the frequency or vibration and the shape.
1980s manchester uk geko master came climbed up a wall backwards using his elbows and heals stuck on wall for 20 sec Kwan tai king Huung Gar master walked into the air to 5ft held position for 30 sec frightened all the students
I feel that in emphasizing the necessity of morality for high level teachings, there is a misunderstanding of what morality is.
This includes a purity, not as social purity, but the vibrancy and brightness of one’s causal self. This in turn requires a surrender into the universality of any emotion, or ability one has, while simultaneously gaining in definition.
This is a long path of meditative application, but also a relationship within the enlightened sphere.
This is the basis, and just outer focus on skills misses the nature of the relationship, and it’s further relationship as humanity.
The skills are but the tip of a continuum, where like an iceburg most of it is unseen , until the relationship with and as self is matured.
Semem retention is the key.
you spend decades to discapline yourself into knowing you dont know enough or have enough experience to know that is or isnt possible, the fact is here one might think it magic....but most times when you cant do a thing is because you already believe you cant, but what master of the universe are you to go thinking you know what is possible....furthermore what makes anyone else so special they can know this thing you do not....in all their expertise they still dont know what ALL is possible so why believe them?
Discapline yourself to know you have mastery but you still know next to nothing where it involves what YOU believe is POSSIBLE....
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I believe morality is the key to intuition anyways, since if you're being true and good then you and your world will be able to communicate clearly and you'll be able to make use of things best and take the best path, in theory. No morality means easily distracted by selfish influence and closed off from what could otherwise benefit, like with love and the subsequent intuition that can absolutely happen
"Walk in water"kungfu, or simply walk on float wood/tree kungfu, i know a lot of old style lumberjack can do it.
Could you expand on what is meant by morality in this context?
This is real, I was a huge doubter, 1 example, in 1983, was when I saw a shaolin practitioner in California heal a HIV teenager, the mother recounted it was a last effort to cure her son with western medicine not yet advanced, the footage showed a frail young man standing as the shaolin practitioner moved his hands in a circular motion like tai chi, the teenagers body moved like Michael Jackson just standing there as his body moved from left to right, front and back at a 20 degrees angle while his body stood straight and feet position at the same place, the whole room turned red and the temperature was very hot as the mother, practitioner and her son sweat profusely. The mother had to leave the room because of the high heat, after 4 months and 3x week the mother took him to his doctor as they were surprised he was not getting ill at this time, the mother said the HIV was gone as the program concluded with the mother and son walking along the sidewalk. There were many instances but this 1 stood out, another was Muhammad Ali and another an American reporter traveled to Tibet to watch Tibetan monks perform tai chi, the last was a tai chi master demonstrating his skills to a group of Australian reporters.
What went through your mind as you became a believer? Was it a sudden realization that your worldview was very small at the time?
Practicing Kuk Sool Won Ive seen light skills demonstrated. Master Harmon can run along a wall and over the head of his wife. There are even photos of him performing this feat.
Ive personally done what some may call a superhuman feat. One of the higher ranking belt test in Kuk Sool required that we shatter a bottle with our hand. The bottle in our case was wrapped in a paper bag and laid on a brink. I know you are thinking this sounds easy right? Let me tell you its anything but if you dont get you Qi involved. My first attempt I tried to smash it like I would a brick or cinderblock. Now this technique required us to use a palm strike not a fist or chop just so you know. And let me tell you, I thought I had broken my hand! And I had cracked a 3 inch think block of ice in two that was resting on the ground (yeah, outside on the grass) while I was sitting in front of it on my knees. So I had broken hard materials before with a palm strike.
My instructors told me I would have one more chance and I was instructed to focus my qi. Ignoring the severe pain in my hand I went though a moment of breathing exercises, trying to channel the energy down into my hands. I suddenly had that moment martial arts often talk about, the state of no mind! All conscious thought went away. I didnt feel my hand anymore and I swear it just kinda drifted up into the striking position on its own and when my hand struck out it felt like I had lightly slapped the bag wrapped bottle (it was a 20 oz glass Coke bottle).
There was no pain at all this time. In fact I dont recall my hand hurting after that. One of my instructors grabbed a small office waste basket and unwrapped the bag over it. The bottle wasnt broken in half or into several large pieces, non, it has EXPLODED into hundreds of fingernail sized bits! I would later see black belts of higher ranks perform this feat but with no bag wrapping the bottle and you could SEE the bottle just explode beneath their palm like their had been an explosive inside of it! There’s photographic eveidense of this out there as well. Its freaking astounding and though I havent practiced martial arts in over 2 decades now Im glad to know there are some people and systems keeping those old skills alive.
I’m really attempting so hard to learn these martial arts and some of these techniques but it’s really difficult to find any information about such abilities and skills
Part of this, is in the Breathing... to generate greater circulation. Blood is a Liquid, and can not be Compressed. This is the principle behind Hydraulics. If you can fill your hands with more Blood.. you can create a stiffer and stronger structure. I used to do Iron Body conditioning... which is you beating on every part of your body... while doing very deep and non-stop breathing. The tissues and bones develop to be much Denser.. AND... they develop more Circulation paths within them. When you want to strike something.. or to receive a strike... you take a few rapid breaths to get your heart pumping... and tense the area a few times. For example.. tensing my neck or arms a few times. The tissues will slightly expand, sort of like an Erection. Its not a lot.. but you can feel it. For a demo of this... Id chop myself in my own throat, about 7 times in a row... as fast and hard as possible. No choking, and no Bruises. Anyone else taking those same chops (same output power)... would have been severely injured.. and at minimal, would have had bruises for several days / weeks.
The other part of this, is in learning to Unify your whole body Mass. You do not merely want to hit using your arm mass and arm strength. You want to hit using your entire body mass... as if it were a single +170 lb stone (or bag of water / pebbles). In addition to unifying the mass.. is the Coordination of the mass, being quickly Tensed, within extreme Precision timeframes... at the very exact moment of solid impact. This is what you call "Fajin" (Fahh Jinn)... which basically translates into "Explosive Power".
Kook Sul Wan is just scratching the surface of the Chinese arts technologies... and a lot of these ancient Chinese methods have lost their proper teaching methods, and descriptions.
Also a note about your removal of Pain: Proper rapid and deep breathing... can vastly reduce physical pain. This is why they teach special breathing for Pregnancy. You also find it in things like Yoga. Unfortunately, a lot of the modern martial arts schools, are never teaching the proper "Combat Breath". If you want to hear it... search for "Chen Xiaowang Fajin". There is a video of him doing a demo in a school gymnasium. His breaths are Loud, fast, and very Deep... unlike todays "Teeth Hissing" breaths.
Additionally.. the body can do Rapid Healing of a damaged area.. IF ... you have the proper nutrients available, and... have increased your circulation to the point where they can be delivered very swiftly. And if you have done years of Iron body / Qigong work... then your tissues already have much greater circulation abilities... and can heal much faster than a normal athletic person.
To add to that... The serious Chinese schools, use Dit Da Jow (Iron Fist Lineament). This all natural stuff (never use the synthetic version, as its useless garbage) is pure magic in a bottle. We rubbed it into our fists, before and after hitting the wall mounted sandbags for 1 hour long sessions. It helps to prevent the skin from tearing, and it prevents bruises and swelling. In fact... Ive had people come up to me with severely swollen injuries... and after applying a few drops into the area.. they came back all-smiles, in less than 5 minutes... showing me that there was No Trace of swelling / redness at all. And they also reported, having either no more pain... or almost no pain.. despite suffering from pains the entire day, before it was applied. This stuff not only prevents injuries.. but also helps develop your Iron Body results, in a much faster period of time... and to a much higher degree of potentials.
Side Note... that unfortunately there are a lot of people training Iron Fist incorrectly, and to such an Extreme, that it causes the hand / arm to deform. Properly done conditioning, should never deform the body. Of course, if you dont mind looking like a mutated freak... then do as you choose.
@@johndough8115Where can I learn it please
Supposedly Liu Yun Chiao 劉雲樵 can do it, but he said the skill requires one not to shower for a year. Once he came to Taiwan it was no longer possible so he lost that ability.
Thank you for your channel and its uploads. I recently came across it, do you also upload on Gan Jing World?
Morality 100% correct. Morality support development of Jing Qi Shen (Essence, Energy/Breath and spirits). From there the gongfu is develop. Without Morality and practice martial arts, people are merely practice ordinary self defence like karate, taekwando, judo, and others. If you wish to understand the meaning first study moral precepts of Buddhism or the way of Taoism. Hope this helps. Thanks
I watched an old Chinese man, in person, walk around the rim of a wicker basket and walk on a fluorescent lightbulb like a balance beam. I’m sure these skills get exaggerated when people see them for the first time.
Damn his Chinese is so good.
It's an interesting point about morality Personal integrity is very important, I see the two as part of the same family. My intuition increases incredibly with the work of inner refinement. and one form, in particular reliably seems effect my awareness in a preternatural sense.(I was told it's called the Lung Form,- awakening the dragon, nice eh? It has the appearance of a simple breathing and stretching form similar to the old people in the park style of tai chi but not nearly as many steps or positions, it's very simple). The mystery schools out of Egypt and old Khem also stress morality and integrity, that there are spiritual organs to cultivate. I'd like to live in a moral society anyways, but if everyone had similar effects to re-moralizing, what a lovely world we could live in. I think it's worth the effort, even with some of the kicks in the teeth along the way - I think the intuition was supposed to supposed to help me avoid those but it's on me for not paying attention sometimes. - I'm "Not an actual monk" just a guy from the meat grinder like everyone else. morality, and integrity, and the stillness meditations have really done the most for improving my life. Maybe one day I will need to stick to a wall and be invisible, and it will just happen by itself as easily as everything else that's spontaneous and mundane, and then I'll carry on like nothing happened, and so will everyone else.
We could go to Mountain Everest jumping. The gravity is less there.
Morality makes the soul more powerful
Can’t have one without the other, the morality dictates the manifestation.
Morality requires discipline. Facing the challenges of life and remaining a moral person requires mental and emotional strength, I think. Maybe that type of strength is key to developing those skills
I have always dreamed that I had lightness skill. Others dream of flying effortlessly but in my dreams I focus intently and basically demonstrate a lightness skill of extending my ability to float. Basically bounding. Since a child I have felt that I could do it in waking life too if I could use the same focus when I was awake.
Is this possible walking on water , I want to learn how to do this .
Ok allow this into consideration. My teachers father, a man alive when I began training with the family, was a student of Sun Lu tang. Sun was one of 8 famous Shifu that master Han had the honor to train formally under. Master Sun absolutely could not do what you relate although lightness Kung really did form the core of amazing quan skill. Mystifying and fantasizing about it does it no justice. The real masters of it most recently were Wu Wei of lihui ba fa and Master Wang of yiquan. They advocate the floating center, no ground force reaction, no sequencing of chain crude force such as in tai chi or modern sport.
unbelievable speed in reflexes and movement
As mentioned below I’m thinking it’s siddhi. Indian monks and yogis were known to have various types of them. The bodhidharma story seems that way to my mind.
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@learnchinesenow Yes, that last subject of your video sounds accurate. Notice that "Modern times" disregards anything supernatural, ETs, or spiritually related. Specifically Earth Governments. This is an agenda from many and for a short explanation why they do this:
"Because so that the powers at be, be at power always."
Pretty simple, but effective. It's always when the government says it that it becomes genuine. The most recent example of this is when it comes to UAPs as they now call it.
Anyway, most people use their left side of their brain more often than their right. This is why people are really skeptical when it comes to things that they can not explain and look for answers that they Can answer.
Now, not scare anyone, just spreading awareness, but whenever people do get creative, the governments decide their fate. There's many examples of this and how ironic it is that it's always caused by an unexplainable death or a sketchy one at the very least. Or others just vanished! ✌️
One of my teacher taught me …first you must be dutiful in most areas. Like good son, good student, good citizen, good husband, good father, good master/ teacher etc. second you must have at lease five precept to max ten ( sila/ morality). That can support your meditation to contain higher power( samadhi/ jana ). Most people found peace , happiness in this stage n indulged in this Jana. Buddha wanted us to go beyond from that stage to see n live in Nirvana ( libration from all seven deadly sins including anusaya kilaysa. Free from greed , anger, pride n ignorant.( Arahat / enlighten one.) That’s mean Pannyar / wisdom. Wisdom is the highest to know / experience the four noble truth. 🙏 Namaw Buddha, Dhamma, Sangas.🙏
Do I believe this stuff is possible? Yes and no. As someone who has practiced these types of skills to achieve a small level of skill, I do believe that this stuff does have merit and you have the capability to achieve an actual level of mastery with these. Here's where the hang-up is, physics is kind of hard to get around with these. You weigh far more than the buoyancy on a reed in water and you are not able to run on water because you can't run fast enough.
our Sifu could make himself light or heavy , we could pick him up or not @ all , we had a dry rice bed and he could walk over it with hardly any impressions when we tried we had deep pits all over, we learned about our inner magnetic / Electrical field and you can reverse that after YEARS of training just that part ... needs dedication and will make you live a new lifestyle !!
All of this did happen. I used to train with masters in the forest and meditate and jump almost 15ft in the air. Look at parkour people today, look at BMX today, look at inline skaters today, look at skateboarders today.
When I was 11 years old in the middle of Martial arts class my friends and I were challenging each other to do the highest number of corkscrews.
I did 6 corkscrew spins at just 4ft in the air and landed. Look at all of the stunts Jackie chan did himself. Very deathdefying right? This isn't believing, it's knowing.
How to you cultivate chi?
3:06 well damn, you ain't got to say it like that haha
Wow thank you very much for making this video. I always want to know the truth about kungfu practitioners who can fly or at least jump high. This video answers many questions but created more questions. Come on you must update this topic.
His pronunciation is really good. Most people would just flunk it on the first character.
bodhi dharma from (BHARAT) India spread this knowledge all around the world. in reality yoga /yog (not only stretching) is the creator of all martial arts everything come out of it.
Well to fly off buildings 8storeys high is unreal,
However u can put this to those if the likes that practice calisthenics parkour free running having more control of your body to be more fluidity
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When I was in middle school in the restroom, my friend was holding to a wall of 10 ft high for a mere 10 seconds. There was nothing to grab on to hold his place. He hold both palms and foots were clinging on the wall.
I don't know if he studied martial art or not but was quite astound of him doing it.
maybe he was bitten by a radioactive spider? 😂😂😂
Not sure "morality" is the right conceptual word meaning.Perhaps meditation based spiritual "samadhi" experiences,kensho/mind opening "Enlightenment" experiences ,nondualistic consciousness experiences .Once felt weightless for awhile after attending a tai chi class after a week long Zen retreat.Not sure if I could have done anything "supernormal" though.An anthropology grad student who had been to China told me he had seen kung fu masters light up light bulbs by holding them,set fire to paper by waving their hands and jumping from high elevations and landing "lightly" on the ground.
Well that's kind of the point, all these arts used to have moral teachings in addition to their practices of qigong, martial arts and meditation. If you just do the practice without upgrading your mortality/spiritual level, you wont unlock any of the truly high level skills.
I imagine qing gong would be combination of parkour, rock climbing, and gymnastics. Making them to be like ninja, climb up and down the walls and roofs with ease. Shows are often exaggerated, like impossible people can jump and fly 10 m high with martial arts.
I believe that the old Master said that morality plays a big part of it. Whether your Buddhist Dallas Christian Muslim. I believe it has something to do with the chief flow and darkness is thick and heavy. Evil is thick and heavy. I’ve been doing Martial Arts for many years, and I believe that the old masters are correct
I learned about these techniques from Murim Manhwa's and Wuxia Manhua's which are extremely enjoyable to read by the way.
Flying Squirrel Costume / Outfit might let you fly 100 feet ,, 🤔
Perhaps "morality" for those masters was something else than how we understand (meaning we assign to) this word today.
Great cantonese, btw.