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PCP#23 Mattias Daly and Dr Ilia Mozias: The Literati Path to Immortality
Feb 14, 2021
Mattias Daly and Dr. Ilia Mozias discuss the alchemical teachings of Lu Xixing, a Confucian who learned from Daoist immortals. They explore Taoist elements in martial arts novels and alchemy practices, the transition of a Taoist figure to Buddhism, ancient practices and traditions within Taoism, the power of emotions for personal growth, and the unique influence of a figure in Chinese culture.
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- Luc Xi Xing emphasized self-liberation and freedom in cultivating the Eastern School of Internal Alchemy.
- Lively interactions with immortals marked Luc Xi Xing's spiritual journey, challenging traditional perceptions.
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Luc Xi Xing's Unique Approach to Internal Alchemy and Eastern School Tradition
Luc Xi Xing, a Ming dynasty figure, founded the Eastern School of Internal Alchemy without associating himself with the Northern or Southern schools of Nei Dan. His approach focused on self-liberation and freedom within nature's constraints, challenging traditional divisions. The concept of the Eastern School didn't align with the geographic categorization present in later scholarly discussions. Luc Xi Xing's teachings emphasized a personalized approach to cultivation.
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