fyreflye
September 14th, 2007, 12:16 AM
"Living Midnight: Movements of the Tao," by Jan Fries. The Synopsis reads:
"A study I Ching, but presented with all its magic intact and in a totally unique way. This leads naturally to an examination of the techniques of Taoist meditation and finally to look at the divine entities that lie behind the system the Immortals. Anyone who has read Jan Fries' inspirational books -- Helrunar, Visual Magik and especially Seidways: Shaking and Serpent Mysteries, cannot have failed to notice that some of the magical techniques of the east and of the Taoist tradition are very close to his heart. Here you will find many practical exercises, I Ching divination in the mind, breathing experiences and visualisation of coloured vapours."
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"A study I Ching, but presented with all its magic intact and in a totally unique way. This leads naturally to an examination of the techniques of Taoist meditation and finally to look at the divine entities that lie behind the system the Immortals. Anyone who has read Jan Fries' inspirational books -- Helrunar, Visual Magik and especially Seidways: Shaking and Serpent Mysteries, cannot have failed to notice that some of the magical techniques of the east and of the Taoist tradition are very close to his heart. Here you will find many practical exercises, I Ching divination in the mind, breathing experiences and visualisation of coloured vapours."
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