Alright, one last review.

Only if you practice the skeleton meditation, mantra and practice merit-making can you, by using tantra, open up the heart chakra using the Vairocana-Zhunti tantra I taught you.

If you open up the heart chakra, you can pass through the conception skandha. Prior to that, you develp the thought born body when you pass through the sensation skandha. If you pass through the volition skandha, you’ll be able to see the root chakra source of life chi which is connected to the tree of life. If you break through the consciousness skandha, you’ll reach a stage of non-production.

If you keep cultivating the body after you pass through the skandhas, you’ll open up and start the River Chariot Rotation. If you keep cultivating, at that point various enlightened beings will come to help you if your vows and merit and behavior are good enough. They’ll test you severely.

With their help, you’ll reach a stage where you no longer cultivate the chakras or chi channels — the body is transformed in such a way as they no longer seem to exist. What do you then cultivate now?

Prajna wisdom and samadhi.

The method to use is prajna or anapana to cultivate prajna. So from now on I don’t want to talk about anything except prajna and real cutlviation. For gong-fu we’re finished. For prajna you have to read the Buddhist sutras or Nagarjuna.

Remember, ALL religions have the dhyana, the four dhayna. The Bible has prophets who cultivated dhyana. Christianity has saints who cultivated dhyana. Hinduism, Taoism, Buddhism, Shintoism, Jainism, Sikhism, Confucianism, the Greeks, etc. etc. all have saints and sages who cultivated dhyana. Only Buddhism has prajna wisdom — you don’t cling to dhyana and you don’t cling to emptiness, you don’t cling to conventional existence nor to empty mind. Nagarjuna, who is considered the “second Buddha” (most people don’t know this) explained this best. But dhyana is what most people should cultivate to help attain prajna.

So from now on I’m switching modes as I’ve given enough gong-fu revelations to last a lifetime, and most of it has never been published nor revealed. Soon I’ll be offering monthly lessons on How to Meditate, Tantra, etc. on the website, so that’s where I’m putting my efforts now.

Related posts:

1. Opening Up the Foot Channels Beyond the River Chariot
2. Buddhist Skandhas, Hindu Koshas, Chakras and Enlightenment
3. The Meditation Technique of Visualizing the Four Chakras
4. Sikkhism and the 5 Stages of the Meditation Path