TheBramble
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Simon, as you'll know yourself, Taoism doesn't set out to teach us anything at all. But in relation to force/energy the emphasis is clearly on excess. Excess force is wasted energy. Excess anything is wasted. ....4 ounces...no more....
It's an interesting dichotomy you've got yourself into where you appear to have divorced trading (or any other activity for that matter) from the act of meditation. If I'm reading you correctly.
Although Dzogchen has been heavily Westernised (not good - not bad) it does at least bring the possibility of some form of meditational discipline into the lives of those that would not otherwise consider embarking on such a 'far out' activity (non-activity
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Unusual thread.![Cool :cool: :cool:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
It's an interesting dichotomy you've got yourself into where you appear to have divorced trading (or any other activity for that matter) from the act of meditation. If I'm reading you correctly.
Although Dzogchen has been heavily Westernised (not good - not bad) it does at least bring the possibility of some form of meditational discipline into the lives of those that would not otherwise consider embarking on such a 'far out' activity (non-activity
Unusual thread.