Update: I just finished emailing Wim Hoff, hopefully he will reply back, I know he's a busy guy, wish me luck that does. I'll update everyone again
will he does.
ChronMan
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Thanks man I'll definitely fill you guys in with whatever I learn from Wim Hof, just we luck they he'll reply.
ThePiemaker and Realtruth
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Please by all mean do guys. Try to get as much information as you can on this subject and share it with everyone. We should all help each other
understand a little bit more about ourselves.
Psychedeliack
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I agree with you man, faith and confidence can bring an individual very far in life.
And I agree with you that there is no quick and easy method to learning type of meditation like Tummo, thats why I'm so scared to provide any
information about Reiki Tummo, but I'm so divided about that topic these day. Times have changed man, people mindset have changed. I mean I don't
believe someone can pick up Tummo by taking a 1 day class, but I don't think its not entirely unrealistic that a devoted individual can learn Tummo
within a year or even less (maybe not fully master it, but can still apply it).
I mean who knows it could be similar to what you say you said, maybe the reason why people restains themselves from learning certain skills and
techinque quickly is because they lack faith of being able to learn it right quicker, or the belief or misconception that it takes years to master.
P.S. Thanks for both the insightful information and the link, I'm fascinated with the teaching and liveihood of Buddhist Monks, and know a little
bit, its great to eventually learn more. I'll read more into later this week.
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Edit: Sorry guys I haven't been able to find much information about the Six Yoga of Naropa, but I did find a Harvard University Article about Tummo,
if anyone want to read more about it:
www.hno.harvard.edu...
And I just found this article about tummo from the Huffington Post:
www.huffingtonpost.com...
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Sorry to keep editing my post, but I'm learning so much fascinating thing about Tumo as I read through these articles.
From the Harvard Gazette:
During visits to remote monasteries in the 1980s, Benson and his team studied monks living in the Himalayan Mountains who could, by g Tum-mo
meditation, raise the temperatures of their fingers and toes by as much as 17 degrees. It has yet to be determined how the monks are able to generate
such heat.
From the Huffington Post:
Researchers found that children and teenagers who described themselves as positive thinkers had higher thresholds of tolerance for pain...Apparently
the kids who were studied at UCLA are doing the same thing (Tummo). It still remains a mystery how the Tibetans can withstand a temperature rise of 14
degrees, given that brain cells begin to die if a patient suffers from fever over 104 degrees.
P.S. The Kids were subject in a psychological pain testing experiment. Its not as bad as I make it out to be, they were testing the pain tolerance of
positive think kids and non positive thinking kids.
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