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Paul FraserCommentary on the Theory of Pangu Shengong
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Oh Magical Japan — by Anisha Desai Fraser
I really took to heart what Master Ou said during the advanced training about devoting ourselves to nature, and using our rich emotions and sentiments to write about our experience. I want to improve my speaking and writing skills. Although I know it's months after our trip to Japan, I recently wrote a poem about my experience after being inspired by The Path of Life Volume 3 and I recalled the magic of the moments we shared. Read More
Take the Opportunity to let the Qi Flow Optimally – by John Paul in Florida
What will you do with the opportunity? “Ask not what you did to deserve the opportunity, but what you will do with the opportunity.” I recently returned from a trip to Indonesia with Master Ou and several other Pangu Shengong (PGSG) students. When Master Ou asked me to share my thoughts of PGSG with an audience of Indonesian students, I decided to share a realization that occurred this past winter. For years, fellow friends and PGSG students and I have often commented among ourselves about how much we appreciate the time given and the lessons learned from Master Ou, wondering often what we ever did to be so fortunate. This winter we realized that we needed to switch this around and — “Ask not what we did to deserve this opportunity, but what are we going to do with this opportunity?”Read More
My trip to Bali and Java Indonesia with Master Ou – by Anisha Desai Fraser
The Pangu students of Indonesia warmly and graciously welcomed us into their hearts. Crossing boundaries of ethnicity, culture, language and religion, we found a common ground in love and kindness, all seeking true health and happiness. We shared stories, singing, food, and adventures. We entered the country as strangers and left as family.Read More
Our Gentle Journey Through Bali and Java Indonesia – By Jason Davis
I was fortunate to be able to go on a transformative trip to Indonesia with Master Ou in May 2015. It was a special trip because it marked the 20th anniversary of Pangu Shengong being taught there. I am grateful to have met so many incredible students and for their warm hospitality and enthusiasm in showing us their wonderful country. On the last night of our trip there was a dinner celebration commemorating the 20th anniversary of Pangu Shengong in Indonesia. There were approximately 200 students in attendance that had traveled from all over Indonesia. People from many different ethnic and religious backgrounds were in attendance. Some people in the audience understand Mandarin Chinese but others only speak the Bahasa language. Despite all of these differences everyone had found great value in practicing Pangu Shengong. This happy event was the best way to top off the wonderful trip we had been on. Read More
Poems Inspired by Attending Pangu Shengong Event — by Kim Pollack Peterson
I was driving back from the Pangu Shengong event from Gainesville Florida (Jan. 8-13, 2015). I am not a poet, however, I was deeply inspired by the amazing energy from the weekend and had a strong desire to write some poems. I would like to share them.Read More
