Joe, I don't have to go to a very quiet place to hear my ringing ears. the doctor always says I have a weak kidney. When I take a lot of tonic, the sound seems to grow weaker. However, I take care not to have it disappear completely, as it is too early to see death yet. Many think 'chi' is psychological or metaphysical. But my experience shows me it is physical and can be detected by modern instruments. Anthony
________________________________ From: Joe <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, 22 October 2012, 5:45 Subject: Re: [Zen] boiling blood to make the good oil! * Anthony, Just go to the quietest place you have available. And if that place is not silent, then put cotton in the ears. Just listen. You will hear the sound(s). Please let us know how this experiment "goes", for you. This is just a test, or, a sampling. There's nothing implied by this. Sit in good zazen posture, or a posture of your choice, in order to be most relaxed, and so you can be patient to hear the high-pitched sound in the ears. The sound may CHANGE as you listen. This sound is not due to a pathological condition, no; not at all. Will you give us a report, afterwards, pls? Wishing you a good experiment with this. --Joe > Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote: > > Suresh, > Â > Ringing in the ears is explained as due to a 'weak kidney' in Chinese > medicine. How much truth in it?
