道是中华炼养文化之核心。无论你是练武术,还是习气功,要想跳出“打手”“术士”的层次,都必须最终向前靠拢才行。故丹经道书之不可不读也。 但读丹经,却非易事,那些“龙虎铅汞”的术语,“欲说还休”的隐语,加上“半瓶子醋”的似通不通的注释语,稍不注意,便会被其引到歪路上去。许多学者读道书一世而无所得,或落得一腔邪见,深可怜悯,“始觉平生被眼瞒”,就是此类人所发的感叹。 Taoism is the core of Chinese culture. Whether you are practicing martial arts, or learning qigong, in order to jump out of the “thugs” “Warlock” level, we must finally move closer to Caixing. Therefore, the scriptures of the Dan Scriptures also can not read too. However, it is not an easy task to read the Taoist scriptures. The terms “dragon-tiger lead-mercury”, the jargon of “letting go of the rest,” and the seemingly unremarkable annotation of “half-bottle vinegar” It was crooked by the lead. Many scholars have read Daoshi I without income, or have come down with a cavity of evil opinions and deep compassion.