Then explain what’s funny about my postural descriptions. Speaking from both experiences and abilities.
IME some of description similar to those used by others on other sites mocking what is either shown or suggested..
Some of the same words used "lifting of toes" ect
On the net, not always clear of ones intent.....in "jest or reality".
Your outlined quite detailed....more so then in my own experience with other teachers,
I've met their teaching style maybe different.
Your appeal to authority is merely a “secret” biographical account of a dead guy by a person who never met him. The proof is in the experience. A book will only get you so far.
Not at all...The book is quite detailed in its presentation. Outlining many of the practices we use, explaining what is thought to be happening and why within the theory it's based on..
In China, most was not explained..but experienced through feeling it applied as the explanation .
It's how we learned.
The "practice" was to work it out....understanding reached through demonstrated ability
For clarity:
Waijia (外家) is terminology that some might interpret as suggesting one practice is superior to another, rather than simply different. It is used to denote a focus of practice with specific expected outcomes from the practice.
Waijia (外家) outer practice
Neijia (内家) inner practice
The postings reflect the lens through which one looks, based on "their" practice and experience.
While most can share experiences gained through outer practices, it becomes a little harder to do so with inner practices.
One of the reasons, that demos are often questioned by those who have not had the same experiences.
Those who have had these experiences, often reluctant to post clips.
