Neigong Master John Chang

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14 Apr 2013 17:49 - 14 Apr 2013 17:52 #103153 by
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Desolous wrote: I find your lack of faith...disturbing, maynoth.

Challenge accepted.


Perhaps using special materials and circumstances you could catch one to prove a point.

Short of magic tricks and kevlar vests though, you won't be catching one in your lifetime.
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14 Apr 2013 17:52 #103154 by
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yes, well, neither will chang.

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14 Apr 2013 17:55 #103155 by
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Desolous wrote: Yes it is. Did you watch the video provided in the link that was under discussion one of the claims was that chang placed his hand in front of a rifle and stopped a fired bullet. Another is that he caught a bullet shard in his mouth.

There are some logic and death defying claims made in the video and elsewhere. Mankind was given logic and reason for a purpose: so that we don't feel the need to entertain these notions just because someone else is so dead set on them. That is their own perogative, as I have my own.


Exactly. We have our own minds...minds we use to decide what we do and don't beleive.

Being able to look at both sides is not dangerous to a person's health.

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14 Apr 2013 17:55 - 14 Apr 2013 18:06 #103156 by
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Desolous wrote: yes, well, neither will chang.


Sure he will using fake bullets and magic tricks :)

Here is another cool magic trick.

Pushing a wood chopstick through a block of wood, it's a really good magic trick.

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14 Apr 2013 17:59 - 14 Apr 2013 18:04 #103157 by
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It doesn't have to be that complicated even.

I've got several studies published in reputable journals, documentaries with medical doctors and scientists present, etc.

People are welcome to weigh the skeptics claims vs the evidence I present, but really all they have to do is meditate with the correct methods to see the truth of the matter first hand.

I encourage people just to see for themselves and make up their own minds.

Learning how to meditate correctly using the correct methods is all that is necessary, no jumping off buildings or catching bullets required.

"It's amazing what you can see... when you look." -Yogi Berra

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Desolous wrote: Yes it is. Did you watch the video provided in the link that was under discussion one of the claims was that chang placed his hand in front of a rifle and stopped a fired bullet. Another is that he caught a bullet shard in his mouth.

There are some logic and death defying claims made in the video and elsewhere. Mankind was given logic and reason for a purpose: so that we don't feel the need to entertain these notions just because someone else is so dead set on them. That is their own perogative, as I have my own.


Exactly. We have our own minds...minds we use to decide what we do and don't beleive.

Being able to look at both sides is not dangerous to a person's health.

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14 Apr 2013 18:10 - 14 Apr 2013 18:11 #103158 by
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Another thing I'd like to interject is that never once was any student charged a dime, nor were any of his patients, nor was he allowed to accept donations of any kind.

Since he has become popular he retired, turned the school over to his top Indonesian student and focuses on his own training in solitude.
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15 Apr 2013 00:45 #103203 by Adder
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I wish the video's were better.

Even that one above at about 12->14 seconds in, the surface looks to wobble like a thin painted veneer is all that is being penetrated.

Also around the 1 minute mark it also takes a lot of force to get started, and then goes down real quick. What's most damning for me is the angle of the chopstick changes quite a bit during the alleged penetration as it slides down.

If you've ever drilled thick wood you'd know that once the drill has itself started into the wood that it's not going to change its angle without redirecting effort to cut away at the sides of the hole you've made - unless the hole was made earlier and is larger then the chopstick to allow such freedom of movement - or the only wood is a thin surface layer like a wood veneer!?

It more looks like a thin surface has been penetrated and this has allowed the stick to move freely from that point.

If it was me I'd be empirically testing the limits of my powers, not to prove them but to benchmark progress and fine tune training. In such a circumstance then I'd also just happen to also have a lot of material to prove myself too if needed. Please keep posting though as I'd love it to be true, but I'm still unconvinced from this and others I've seen.

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15 Apr 2013 00:51 #103204 by
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Maybe you should pm me then for some actual studies.


Adder wrote: I wish the video's were better.

Even that one above at about 12->14 seconds in, the surface looks to wobble like a thin painted veneer is all that is being penetrated.

Also around the 1 minute mark it also takes a lot of force to get started, and then goes down real quick. What's most damning for me is the angle of the chopstick changes quite a bit during the alleged penetration as it slides down.

If you've ever drilled thick wood you'd know that once the drill has itself started into the wood that it's not going to change its angle without redirecting effort to cut away at the sides of the hole you've made - unless the hole was made earlier and is larger then the chopstick to allow such freedom of movement - or the only wood is a thin surface layer like a wood veneer!?

It more looks like a thin surface has been penetrated and this has allowed the stick to move freely from that point.

If it was me I'd be empirically testing the limits of my powers, not to prove them but to benchmark progress and fine tune training. In such a circumstance then I'd also just happen to also have a lot of material to prove myself too if needed. Please keep posting though as I'd love it to be true, but I'm still unconvinced from this and others I've seen.

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15 Apr 2013 00:56 #103205 by Adder
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maynoth wrote: Maybe you should pm me then for some actual studies.


I as talking about the video's, not Qi. The thread's title Neigong Master John Chang, not Qi. Do you have empircal studies of his powers!?

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Adder wrote:

maynoth wrote: Maybe you should pm me then for some actual studies.


I as talking about the video's, not Qi. The thread's title Neigong Master John Chang, not Qi. Do you have empircal studies of his powers!?


Maybe you should PM me ;)

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