There is another way to attain enlightenment — by letting go of cultivation itself.
Let go of everything. Let go of all external things that bring sensations to the brain — emotions, feelings, attachments. Let go of family affection, romantic love, and all emotional ties. Let go of your parents, your spouse, your children. Let go of material possessions, career, wealth. Let go of your body, your brain — let go of yourself. Continue reading
This article is written for those who are already on the path of cultivation. Ordinary people who have not yet entered the practice should first read my other article written specifically for beginners.
The field of cultivation is vast. Here, I will mainly share my personal insights and experiences on the path of cultivation and the state of enlightenment. Other goals of practice are beyond the scope of this article. Continue reading
This article is written for most ordinary people, though practitioners may also find it helpful. Many cultivators start with mistaken goals, so it may serve as a reference for them as well.
In life, there are two paths — the path of science and the path of cultivation. After enlightenment, I discovered that neither path alone is complete; they complement and validate each other. Continue reading
As of today, I have cultivated for over ten years — meditating, experiencing out-of-body states, and reading scriptures. Around the spring and autumn of 2020, I attained the Dao — enlightenment.
My early path was similar to most practitioners’. I sought all kinds of teachings, aiming to become a deity, a Buddha, one with the Dao. I practiced while maintaining an ordinary working life, studying in my spare time, and occasionally sharing what I learned with others. Continue reading