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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Gia Fu-Feng
Gia was a real man of Tao. Most people do not get this. Tao hip talk or whatever is fine, in the Tao. Allan Watts, said it "To Do What You Want" this is the way Gia tells it from the heart, if you like it and it helps fine, other wise thats ok too. Gia and Watts, are my true teachers because truth and freedom always come from them. Its not hard but people make it hard, I...
Published 12 months ago by taichi guy
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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OK but old
unfortunately Gai-fu, Feng chose to describe very difficult ancient chinese terms with the hip language of the mid 70's. This slang was silly back then and extinct now. Most of the language is not used and groovy is just not a way to translate ideas.
Published on November 1, 2000 by nycerbarb
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Gia Fu-Feng,
This review is from: Tai Chi, a Way of Centering and I Ching: A Book of Oracle Imagery, (Hardcover)
Gia was a real man of Tao. Most people do not get this. Tao hip talk or whatever is fine, in the Tao. Allan Watts, said it "To Do What You Want" this is the way Gia tells it from the heart, if you like it and it helps fine, other wise thats ok too. Gia and Watts, are my true teachers because truth and freedom always come from them. Its not hard but people make it hard, I will prefer to flow with it, then fight it. The book is a classic nothing out there can compare. His Tao Te Ching with Jane English is a great one too hope this helps, this is my feelings about a great teacher.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
OK but old,
By nycerbarb (NYC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Tai Chi, a Way of Centering and I Ching: A Book of Oracle Imagery, (Hardcover)
unfortunately Gai-fu, Feng chose to describe very difficult ancient chinese terms with the hip language of the mid 70's. This slang was silly back then and extinct now. Most of the language is not used and groovy is just not a way to translate ideas.
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Tai Chi, a Way of Centering and I Ching: A Book of Oracle Imagery, by Gia-Fu. Feng (Hardcover - Jan. 1969)
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