Yes but not chi. You can make up any system and it will work if you repeat it enough.

>>42251151
that sounds wrong. Meridians are real I've seen proof, and those don't move no matter what you make up.

>>42251151
People like you shouldn't be allowed to post.

i don't know what i exactly i did, it may be the third eye binaurals, stereoscopy meditation or multiple out-of-body experiences but this "energy" i got is constantly evolving and ever-present.

>>42251143
The Magus of Java book. Just be careful.

>>42252006
>npc that only follows the book
You shouldn't be allowed to breathe

>>42252211
nobody should ever attempt to cultivate based on this NOT-a-practice-manual
it is not teachings
it is stories
and Westerners are prohibited from the lineage by the lineage elders
so dont bother

>>42252366
what's your offered alternative?

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>>42251143
If you are interested in chi specifically, then you must drink tea, and lots of it. Do some digging and you'll find the real stuff is way better and way cheaper than the shitty tea you can get in tea bags. Go for loose leaf and pressed tea cakes. Whites, greens, oolongs, blacks, puers. Drink a lot, and drink for what they teach, not just pleasure. Tea is a low-grade psychedelic that needs time to work.

Avoid exercises that isolate muscles unless you know what you're doing. If you train your body that way it will learn habits that stop energy from flowing freely. Prefer to train by playing sports, dancing, martial arts, etc. I recommend practicing quarterstaff flourishes. The momentum of the staff will punish your muscles for misdirecting energy and force them to adapt. Once you pick up the feel for it in your arms you'll be able to do it for the rest of your body.

>>42253957
longmen pai is a cousin lineage to mo pai, but its gonna be expensive
>but I want to learn feats of chi for free
not recommended, but if you're dead set on it then you'd best begin to solidly cover the fundamentals of sitting, standing, stillness and prepare for the time you can train those other things
the first thing they will teach you are these foundational methods anyway, this is why I always beat the drum of fundamentals around here
you guys wanna learn stuff, start with the basics and cultivate them solidly, dont skip ahead because its not really skipping ahead.
the fastest way to progress is developing the fundamentals very solidly