KUNLUN NEI GUNG - Ecstatic Bliss

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Kunlun Spontaneus Ecstatic Bliss

"One Hour of Kunlun Nei Gung is Equivalent to One hundred Years of Sitting Meditation Practice."

"Kunlun Nei Gung is the expression of God discovery from within, simple at its most profound level."

Bliss is the basic nature of man. From the very subtle and deliciously delightful state of bliss, one can gain a much clear understanding of the divine ocean of Tao. The Alchemy of Bliss, Kunlun Nei Gung are the root practices which can be found hidden in most of the worlds mystery schools. Kunlun Nei Gung are the keys to unlocking our own mystery. Learn for yourself the five levels of joyful, bliss in a time-tested, nearly forgotten practice that leads to self-awakening.

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Powerful spiritual teachings have been held secret throughout our history. Rare practices and techniques have been kept hidden in monasteries and temples only to benefit a few people in each generation. This was done for many reasons, but the time has come for this knowledge to be shared with those who are interested and dedicated to gaining a deeper understanding of their amazing true nature.

It is the ancient internal arts that have been used throughout history to bring us back to our original nature which is in harmony with the divine. For it is only in that state that we feel complete. It is a state of ecstatic bliss and knowing. It is the place our spirit calls home.

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http://www.kunlunbliss.com/

Kunlun comes from Kunlun Shan, the mountain of the Taoist Immortals in China. It symbolizes the highest peak, the top of the mountain the top of the crown. The practice is what we call an ancient "root" practice with variations in some of the oldest mystery schools. This is what human beings practiced before they seperated into different schools or flowers. This root or truth allows you to discover the essence of who you are. It is what we call the path of no more learning. One hour of the practice equals one hundred years, in one minute a thousand. If you have ever seen the statues of dancing dakinis or wrathful deities, they are demonstrating exposure to some type of root practice similiar to Kunlun.

Spontaneous Kunlun gives you 5 levels of ecstatic bliss, purifies and opens the 72,000 nadis or nerves in the body. You may experience spontaneous movement, laughter, crying, heat, tingling sensations, speaking in tongues (higher mind merging with the lower mind), blissful sensations, back arched with head thown back, spontaneous yoga asanas, dance of the dakini, ability to heal others, inner sight, profound stillness... You may feel energized in every cell of the body, feeling fully alive. As you let go more and more, your laughter and bliss will certainly evolve and you may experience what they call crazy wisdom in Tibet or the cosmic joke. As you may have deduced by now, this is not an austere practice. It is for those who want the direct experience. It merges the universe within with the universe outside activating the bliss body or dragon body allowing re-enlightenment for the average person.

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http://www.kunlunblissbody.com/


Kunlun Nei Gung at ECETI:

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Description of Kunlun Nei Gung:

Kunlun Nei Gung encompasses rare practices and techniques that have been hidden in monasteries and temples throughout history, only to benefit a few people in each generation. The time has come for this knowledge to be shared with those interested in gaining a deeper understanding of their own amazing true nature! This practice: Releases energy/emotional blocks, Unlocks dormant “supernatural” abilities and Awakens an almost unbearable internal bliss. This practice is said to be the fastest known path to enlightenment because it quickly removes that which is not needed, so that one can see who they really are.

Source:
http://www.eceti.org/Eceti.KunlunNeiGung.html