Jin-guan Yu-suo Jue
("Gold-Pass Jade-Lock Instructions") = DZ 1156
by C^on-yan z^en-ren
p. 323 methods
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section |
"Method of __" |
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.1b-2a |
Refining the 5 Phases |
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.4a |
Embracing the One |
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.4b |
Enriching the Country |
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.4b |
Battle & Victory |
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.6b |
the Immortal's Fishing |
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.6b |
Mechanically Issuing Water to Ascend to the Other Shore |
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.6b |
Stabilizing the 3 Treasures |
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.7ab, .12b, .16b, .22a |
Reeds and Sprouts Threading the Knee |
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.7a |
the 7-Times-Reverted Elixir |
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.7a |
the Iron Cart & Black Ox |
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.7ab |
Flying the Gold Crystal behind the Elbow |
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.7a |
Transporting Vital Essence behind the Elbow to Restore the Brain |
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.10a |
Extracting to Replenish and Adding to Diminish |
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.11a |
Irrigating and Visualizing |
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.11b |
Cultivating Alignment |
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.12a, .17b |
Clarity and Stillness |
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.12a |
Threading the 9 Curves |
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.12b, .22a |
the 9-Times-Reverted Elixir |
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.12b, .22a |
the 9-Layered Iron Drum |
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.12b |
Threading the 9 Curves with the Illuminated Pearl |
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.16b |
Cultivating and Nourishing |
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.17b |
Marriage of the Child and the Maiden |
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.17b |
Yellow Matron Matching [Spouses] |
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.17b |
Heaven and Earth Exchanging [Attributes] |
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.17b |
Kan-fire and Li-water Becoming Wedded |
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.20a |
Extracting the Embryo and Changing the Bones |
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.21b |
Descending to the Caelestial Pass and Earth-Pivot |
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.22a |
the Prince Roaming through the 4 Gates |
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.22a |
the Golden Whip & Familiar Wheel |
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.22a |
Xian Yuan (the Yellow Thearch) Passing over Fire |
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.22a |
Jade Maidens Massaging the Body |
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.22a |
the Sword behind the Back |
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.22a |
venerable Lu: [Don-bin]'s Fishing |
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.22a |
C^en Xi-yi (C^en Tuan)'s Great Sleeping |
[.17b added]
p. 221, fn. 28 .2a generating of the souls
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__ generateth |
the __ soul |
corresponding to __ |
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vital essence |
corporeal |
innate nature |
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blood |
aithereal |
life-destiny |
p. 223 .6b Method for Mechanically Issuing Water to Ascend to the Other Shore
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in order in the blink on an eye to capture the white ox when it is about to escape:- |
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tightly close the Mysterious Pass and securely guard the 4 Doors. |
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urgently employ the Immortal's Fishing Method. |
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use the Sacred Gesture of the 3 Islands to direct the Yellow River to reverse its course. |
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cover the Gold Pass from above and shut the Jade Lock. |
{with the Immortal's Fishing Method, cf. "flirty fishing" by women in the "Family of Love".}
pp. 373-374 .11a character determinism by conception of child by parents at times during nychthemeron
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time of conception |
character of child |
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before double-hour of Wu (11AM to 1PM) and after the double-hour of C^ou (1AM-3AM) |
respectability, truthfulness, extended life-destiny, sufficient clothing,and prosperity |
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after double-hour of Wu (11AM to 1PM) and before the double-hour of C^ou (1AM-3AM) |
afflicted by sickness, deafness, or mental retardation; unable to recognize other persons' intentions; life-destiny impoverished: lack sufficient clothing and prosperity; life-expectancy short |
p. 375 .11b Method for Cultivating Alignment
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on Mt. Kun-lun catch & tie up: ox, ram, deer, horse, & jade rabbit |
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upon observing the single pretious treasure tree above oneself to open its flower & to bear fruit, pick & swallow that fruit |
pp. 375-376 .11b use yi-yi ("unified attention") as z^en-z^u ("perfect ruler")
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keep closed the [upper] Xuan-guan ("Mysterious Pass") |
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keep raised lower Mysterious Pass |
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when the jin-jin ("gold essence") ascendeth to the Jin-guan ("Gold Pass"), keep it tight |
p. 378 .12a the 3 Transmissions
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"__ transmission" |
simile |
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lesser |
newborn child |
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middle |
small child sitting on the ground |
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greater |
small child running & walking |
.12a San-s^en ("the 3 Bodies"), Daoist & Bauddha
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Daoist 3 bodies |
p. 378, fn. 223 Bauddha 3 bodies |
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p. 378, fn. 224 (according to DZ 244:2.8b) Qin-jin ("Purity [&] Clarity") |
Fa-s^en (law-spirit) |
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p. 378 Enlightened Fullness |
Bao-s^en (bliss-spirit) |
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p. 378, fn. 225 San-mei ("3 Obscurities") |
Hua-s^en (transformation-spirit) |
.12b the 3 Hui ("Dispensations")
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p. |
# |
dispensor |
text |
transmission, |
p. 385 .14b to be recognized |
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378-9 |
1st |
the Great High |
Lin-bao ("Numinous Treasure") |
the 9-times reverted elixir |
patriarch |
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379 |
2nd |
S`akya-muni |
Maha-yana |
the 9-layered iron drum |
ancestor |
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3rd |
Lon-hua (= Confucius) |
Lun-yu ("Analects") |
threading the 9 curves with the illuminated pearl |
"ranked tablet" |
p. 380 .13a the 5 ranks of spirit-immortals, according to C^uan-dao Ji ("Transmission of the Way Anthology")
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rank |
function |
class: "__ Immortals" |
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1st |
are loathe (fn. 234) to take life |
Ghost |
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2nd |
nourish perfect qi and prolong life-destiny |
Terrestrial |
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3rd |
fighting & contending |
Sword |
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4th |
meditation & cultivation |
Spirit |
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5th |
filial in taking care of teachers, elders, & parents |
Caelestial |
p. 381 .13b Daoist names for the solstices
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name |
solstice |
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fn. 236 |
Great Avoidance |
mid-winter |
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fn. 237 |
Great Killing |
mid-summer |
p. 385 .15a divine savior & divine savioress
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San-jiao S^en-z^u ("3-Teachings Sage-Ruler") |
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+San-jie S^en-mu ("3-World Sagess-Mother") |
p. 386 .15a S^i-hao ("the 10 marks")
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# |
mark |
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1st |
original cultivation |
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2nd |
circulating divided illumination |
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3rd |
pervading the 3 Worlds |
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4th |
perpetual life |
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5th |
radiant illumination |
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6th |
pervasive intention |
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7th |
the whole body under control |
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8th |
increased fortune and prosperity |
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9th |
caelestial original cultivation |
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10th |
being able to be human |
p. 388 .16a clear and still
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if __ can be |
clear and still for __ days, |
their __ & qi will become abundant |
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men |
64 |
vital essence |
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women |
49 |
blood |
p. 389 .16b apothecary measures
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extending qi is |
dao ("a spatula") |
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storing qi is |
gui ("a pinch") |
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practicing exercises is |
dao-gui ("a dose") |
p. 390 .16b Method for Cultivating and Nourishing
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"When water and fire are dually practiced, |
there is gentle warning in the lead tripod." |
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When qi entereth the tripod, |
"pause ... follow the wheel to the upper". |
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When the fire disperseth, |
it entereth the 100 meridians. |
p. 391 .17a dragon & tigre
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If thou "teach the dragon to coil around the gold tripod for a long time, |
the tiger will surround the elixir field. ... |
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Spontaneously, there are the sounds of the dragon humming |
and the tiger hissing." |
"hear this like thunder beating the morning drum".
p. 392 .17a duke & matron
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Jin-gon ("the Gold Duke") |
who supplieth the wine |
is spirit. |
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Huan-po ("the Yellow Matron") |
who becometh inebriated |
is qi. |
.18ab internal travel along Z^en-lu ("the proper route")
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p. |
distance (in miles ) |
obstacle to be encountered |
significance |
adversary |
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395 (.18a) |
3 |
the 3 bottomless great torrents |
past & future |
the 3 Death-Bringers |
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395-6 |
3 |
6 deep aqueducts |
the 6 Roots |
the 6 Thieves |
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396 |
3 |
3 newly-built rafts |
purification |
"multitude of corpses" (= xin-s^i "walking corpses", zou-gu "running bones" -- fn. 322) |
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(.18b) |
3 |
Fruit-bearing Garden, guarded by old man |
land of immortality |
residual karman |
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396-7 |
3 |
golden ox tethered to large tree |
4 Terraces, of : Yellow Gold in men; Phoinix in women; for Spirit-Immortal Fishing; of the 1000-Flowers of Joy |
or else, 3 women at river-mouth: when thou crossest over, they become daimonesses |
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397 |
3 |
Mt. Xu-mi (Sumeru), having on each slope a ram: |
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slope |
ram |
qi of __ |
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east |
azure |
Lao-jun |
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west |
white |
Kon-zi |
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south |
yellow |
"Golden Immortal of Great Awakening" |
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.19ab interior of that mountain Xu-mi, alias dictus San-yan Ju-din S^an ("3fold Yan Assembled Tripod Mountain"): walled city called "North City"
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p. 397 (.19a) its directional 4 gates: "__ Gate" |
eastern: Opening Radiance |
western: Perpetual Life |
southern: Golden Radiance |
northern: Vast Waters |
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bodily locus |
eyen |
ears |
nose |
mouth |
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its 4 don-fu ("cavern-praefectures"): "__ Cavern" |
Caelestial Joy |
White Clouds |
Bamboo Country |
Perfectual Life |
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p. 398 its 4 temples: "__ Temple" |
Non-being & Purity |
Mystery & Emptiness |
Bamboo Forest |
[Dharma Splendor] |
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its 5 monasteries: "__ Monastery" |
Accomplished Renown |
Medicinal Healing |
Calm Brilliance |
Perfect Suchness |
Tus.ita Heaven |
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its 5 palaces: "__ Palace" |
Twin Maidens |
Great Dragon |
Supreme Whiteness |
Water-Crystal |
Caelestial Praises |
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bodily locus |
eyen |
mouth |
nose |
ears |
heart-mind |
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p. 399 (.19b) |
p. 399, fn. 333 |
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storeys of the 12-Storeyed Tower |
S^i Er-bu (the "12 sub-divisions") of the Dao-zan |
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Central Palace |
ben-wen (original texts) |
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Moon Palace |
s^en-fu (spiritual talismans) |
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Caelestial Immortals' |
yu-jue (pretious commentaries) |
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Selected Treasures |
lin-tu (numinous diagrams) |
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Sage Well |
pu-lu (history-genealogies) |
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Dharmic Qi |
jie-lu: (praecepts) |
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Marvelous Sounds |
wei-yi (caerimonial protocols) |
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Recognizing the Dao |
fan-fa (praescriptive methods) |
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Utmost Absorption |
z^on-s^u (various techniques) |
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Brilliant Yan |
ji-z^uan (hagiographies) |
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Bell-&-Drum |
zan-son (hymns) |
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Two-Sages |
biao-zou (memorials) |
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pp. 399-400 .19b divine palaces
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p. |
direction |
Daoist : "__ Palace" |
Bauddha : "__ Palace" |
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399 |
east |
Wind & Thunder |
Twin Forests |
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399-400 |
south |
Purple Tenuity |
S`akya-muni |
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400 |
west |
Sage Mother |
Gratious Arhant |
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north |
Water-Crystal |
Brahma |
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centre |
Peace |
p. 401 .20a the 4 seas & 5 lakes of the human body
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__ sea |
in human body |
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eastern |
jin-fluids |
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southern |
blood |
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western |
marrow |
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northern |
qi |
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__ Lake |
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Grotto Court |
body |
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Jade |
vital essence |
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Cream |
gan-lu ("sweet dew") |
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Mysterious |
heart-mind |
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River |
small intestine |
pp. 404-405 .21ab manoeuvres of qi
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p. 404 (.21a) |
"drink from Jade Spring of Bramble Mountain and |
a fragrant sweetness naturally arises ... |
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p. 405 |
their two lower caverns open up passage to the Hall of the Kidneys. ... |
the qi assembles there ... thirty-six times, and it will turn into the Snow Flower. ... |
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(.21b) |
the iron black ox shifts the cart. |
... the qi of perfect oneness, the innate nature of perfect oneness." |
p. 407 .22b dreams as indications of the qi in the elixir field
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dreams indicating that the qi in the elixir field is vigorous |
dreams indicating that the qi in the elixir field is in decline and weakened |
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an untethered ox (crimson or azure) on a mountain, immortals, Daoist monks, monasteries, temples, wide paths, pleasant rooms, tall carriages, pleasing trees, young boys and girls or senior officials |
narrow paths overgrown with brambles, harmful people, huts and hovels, pagodas and graves, uprooted trees, river crossings |
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other pertinent Daoist texts
p. 226 Diagram of Flying the Gold Essence behind the Elbow to return to the 3 Fields, as based on DZ 244:1.5a & 1.12a
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{cf. the diagrammed 10 Spiro^t of the Qabbalah, together with: |
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the paths conventionally repraesented by tarots "Moon" & "Judgement" (for Bladder & Kidneys), and by tarot "World" (for Area of Essence)} |
p. 228 spirits of the organs, according to DZ 244:2.1a; cf. DZ 331: 3a
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the spirit of the __ |
is called __ |
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heart |
Lord Elixir Origin |
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lungs |
Lord Brilliant Splendor |
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liver |
Lord Dragon Mist |
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kidneys |
Lord Mysterious Obscurity |
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spleen |
Lord Perpetual Existence |
p. 262 divine music and divine animal-cries, according to DZ 244:1.17b-18a
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in the elixir field of the Yellow Court, |
a gradual feeling of warming. |
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The perfect qi ascendeth, and |
thine ears hear the sound of wind-and-rain. |
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filled with |
whistling sounds of gold & of jade. |
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in the Caelestial Pool, pearl-like dew. filleth with |
"the sound of lutes, zithers, and bamboo chimes. |
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There will also be the sounds of |
cranes calling, gibbons crying, and cicadas buzzing." |
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In thy dreams, |
"hear the noise of loud thunder ... This is perfect qi thrusting through ... and penetrating the Nine Palaces." |
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when meditating with the eyen closed, |
"a single large being may jump up and frighten" thee. |
p. 264 S^i Mo-jun ("the 10 Daimon-Lords"), according to DZ 263:16.25a-26b
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# |
of __ |
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1st |
the 6 Desires |
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2nd |
the 7 Emotions |
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3rd |
Wealth |
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4th |
Nobility |
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5th |
Affection |
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6th |
Calamity |
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7th |
Violence |
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8th |
Sacred Excellence |
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9th |
Prostitute Pleasure |
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10th |
Women and Sex |
p. 271 Liu-ton ("the 6 Pervasions"), according to DZ 1258:3.12a-14a
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# |
"Pervasion of __" |
involving the ability to __ |
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1st |
Heart-mind Conditions |
"experience unified nature" |
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2nd |
Spirit-Conditions |
"know things beyond ordinary perception" |
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3rd |
Caelestial Vision |
"perceive internal landscapes within the body" |
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4th |
Caelestial Hearing |
"hear the subtle communications of spirits and humans" |
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5th |
Past Occurrences |
"understand karmic causes and effects" |
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6th |
the Heart-minds of Others |
"manifest the body-beyond-the-body" |
p. 345, fn. 62 the 7 po (white-souls / cloud-souls), according to the Seven Tablets from a Cloudy Satchel = DZ 1032
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# |
po |
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1st |
S^i-gou ("corpse-hound") |
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2nd |
Fu-s^i ("concealed marshall") |
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3rd |
Que-yin ("sparrow-yin") |
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4th |
Tun-zei ("seizing-thief") |
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5th |
Fei-du ("negative poison") |
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6th |
C^u-hui ("oppressive impurity") |
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7th |
C^ou-jei ("putrid lungs") |
p. 347, fn. 68 the 4 oceans within the body, according to DZ 263:15.1a-2a
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organ |
ocean of __ |
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heart |
blood |
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kidneys |
qi |
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brain |
marrow |
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spleen & stomach |
water & grain |
p. 347, fn. 69 the 7 pretious substances within the body, according to the Scripture for Daily Internal Practice = DZ 645
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bodily substance |
pretious substance |
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"essence" |
quicksilver |
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blood |
gold |
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qi |
jade (lapis lazuli) |
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marrow |
quartz |
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brain |
"numinous sand" (agate) |
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kidneys |
"jade rings" (rubies) |
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heart |
"glittering gem" (cornelian) |
p. 374, fn. 198 xian ("images") observed through cun-xian ("visualization") & nei-guan ("inner observation"), according to DZ 263:16.17ab
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the male |
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dragon |
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fire |
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sky |
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clouds |
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crane |
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sun |
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horse |
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smoke |
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haze |
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wheel |
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horse-cart |
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flowers |
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steam |
p. 376, fn. 207 close the Pass & shut the Lock
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"With the waterwheel moving to the highest peak," the qi circulateth above the peak, thereby co-alescing the san-hua ("3 blossoms"). |
In order "ascend the cloud route and open the turquoise route," |
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Firmly close the Yu-guan ("Jade Pass") and the Jin-suo ("Gold Lock"). |
"Knock at the door of" Jin-guan ("Gold Pass"), and "shut the door of" Yu-suo ("Jade Lock"). |
close Jin-guan ("Gold Pass") and Yu-guan ("Jade Pass"). |
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DZ 263:12.8a |
DZ 1155:1.7a |
DZ 1154:2.10a |
p. 380, fn. 232 Wu-den ("the 5 ranks") of Xian ("immortals"), according to DZ 263:14.2b
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__-xian |
"__ Immortal" |
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Gui |
Ghost |
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Ren |
Human |
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Di |
Terrestrial |
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S^en |
Spirit |
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Tian |
Caelestial |
p. 387, fn. 267 the 9 reversions of the gold elixir, according to the Za-z^u Jie-jin ("Shortcuts by Various Authors"):17.1a
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# |
reversion |
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1st |
Jian-dan ("Descending elixir") |
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2nd |
Jiao-gou ("Intercourse") |
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3rd |
Yan-yan ("Nourishing yan) |
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4th |
Yan-yin ("Nourishing yin) |
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5th |
Huan-gu ("Exchanging bones") |
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6th |
Huan-rou ("Exchanging flesh") |
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7th |
Huan Wu-zan Liu-fu ("Exchanging 5 orbs [&] 6 orbs") |
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8th |
Yu-huo ("Nourishing fire") |
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9th |
Fei-s^en ("Winged ascent") |
loc. cit. This paralleleth the Tai-qin Yu-ce ("Greater-Clarity Jade-Register" = DZ 1483):8.21ab
p. 389, fn. 273 openings in the heart into lin-min ("numinous luminosity") within its emptiness, according to the commentary (by Liu C^an-s^en) on the Yin-fu Jing (DZ 122):6a (cf. DZ 121:9b-10a)
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hearts of __ people |
have __ openings |
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superior |
9 |
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average |
7 |
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inferior |
5 |
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ignorant |
0 |
p. 390, fn. 281 Xiao Z^ou-tian ("Lesser Caelestial Cycle" / "Micro-cosmic Orbit"), according to DZ 263:15.20ab; also 22a
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He-c^e ("the Waterwheel") causeth the waters to ascend to heaven and enter Mt. Kun-lun; thereupon, |
they descend downwards to enter Fen-que ("the Phoinix Gate"). |
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It circulateth the Yuan-yan ("Original Yan") to enter directly the Li-fire Palace. Thence, |
it shifteth the Z^en-qi ("Perfect Qi") to return to the Treasury of Longevity. |
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It cycleth through the 9 continents without ceasing: |
it travelleth through the 3 fields without pausing. |
p. 390, fn. 283 the Purple Waterwheel, according to DZ 263:15.23b
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Huan-dan ("revert the elixir") of the liquid gold & the liquid jade |
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Lian-xin ("refine the body") |
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Lian-qi ("refine the qi") |
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Lian-s^en ("refine the spirit") : merge with the Dao |
p. 391, fn. 289 dragon & tigre, according to DZ 263:10.4a; also 10.5b
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Exhaling, |
the dragon hisseth and |
clouds arise. |
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Inhaling, |
the tigre roareth and |
winds emerge. |
p. 394, fn. 308 Matching the 5 Qi, according to DZ 1233:10.4b
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The 5 Qi gather in the Central Palace; |
the 3 Primes collect at the top. |
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The Azure Dragon breatheth out crimson mist; |
the White Tiger exhaleth black smoke. |
p. 394, fn. 309 correlatives (in "Kan-fire and Li-water Becoming Wedded"), according to DZ 244:210b-11a
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innate-nature, hidden within the head, relateth to:- |
life-destiny, hidden in the abdomen, relateth to:- |
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lead |
mercury |
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tigre |
dragon |
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water |
fire |
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gold |
root |
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sun |
moon |
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yi (mind) |
po-soul |
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Kan-water |
Li-fire |
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Kun-earth |
Qian-heaven |
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stem Wu |
stem Ji |
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Maiden |
Child |
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Yu-guan ("Jade Pass") |
Jin-tai ("Gold Tower") |
p. 399, fn. 335 the 9 Palaces, according to the Yuan-dan S^an-jin ("Original Elixir Highest Scripture" = DZ 1345):2b-8a
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location in brain |
__ Gon ("__ Palace") |
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above the area between the eyebrows, 1" inward |
Min-tan ("Light-Hall") |
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2" inward |
Don-fan ("Grotto-Chamber") |
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3" inward |
Dan-tian ("Elixir Field") |
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4" inward |
Liu-z^u ("Flowing Pearl") |
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5" inward |
Yu-di ("Jade Thearch") |
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1" above the Light-Hall |
Tian-tin ("Caelestial Court") |
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1" above the Grotto-Chamber |
Ji-z^en ("Secret Perfection") |
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1" above Flowing Pearl |
Tai-huan ("Great Soverign") |
[is one omitted?]
p. 400, n. 338 S^i-z^ou ("the 10 continents"), according to Yun-ji Qi-qian 26
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__-zhou |
"__ Continent" |
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Zu |
Ancestral |
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Yin |
Oceanic |
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Xuan |
Mysterious |
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Yan |
Blazing |
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C^an |
Longevity |
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Yuan |
Primordial |
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Liu |
Flowing |
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S^en |
Vitality |
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Fen-lin |
Wind-Unicorn |
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Z^on-ku |
Assembled Dwellings |
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Louis Andor Komjathy III: Cultivating Perfection. PhD diss, Boston U., 2005
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