It is not surprising that the external qi is broken, the internal qi is broken, and even the pulse has stopped. It is not surprising that you can look up relevant information. People with deep practice have this experience. It's not as amazing as I thought, but now there are too many people who talk about theory and people who practice don't want to show off, so you listen less, which is rare and strange.
In the first meditation, distractions decrease or disappear; In the second meditation, people stop breathing through the nose and mouth; In the third meditation, people naturally enter fetal breathing or body breathing; In the third meditation, the heart and pulse stopped beating; In the fourth meditation, people are dreaming.
Four Zen and Eight Zen are defined as * * * Buddhism, that is, Buddhism and Taoism are the same, and other qigong techniques can also achieve qi stagnation, but it has nothing to do with Buddhism.
Four Zen and Eight Definitions are not the core of Buddhism: liberation.
Only by working hard on color can you achieve something until Maitreya becomes a Buddha. Therefore, not all Buddhist learners have to go through this process, and most Buddhist practitioners do not follow the path of four Zen and eight decisions. It's not the core, but it's really not easy to repair.
The core teachings in Hidden Secrets are dzogchen, Big Handprint, Big Wade King Kong, etc. The rainbow you mentioned is a proof of your achievements in the "Tuga" department of Daqin.
Tuga's practice is based on the "vacancy" department, which is equivalent to Zen enlightenment and the practice of right and wrong, while Tuga is equivalent to Zen's "upward", that is, activation. Activation is based on identity, which is the real core of Buddhism-liberation.
In Tibet, because of this custom, people pay more attention to inspection. There are walkers overhauled by Honghua every year, and you can also check the information yourself.
Mahayana in the Han dynasty did not attach importance to magical powers, and even banned magical powers. This is all about seeking roots, but referring to Zen classics, such as Five Lights and Yuanqu, there are no fewer people who have succeeded in manifesting their spirits than in Tibet. There are also some modern monks for a few months.
Buddhism lies in cultivating the mind, and how to express it depends on the original wish and karma of the practitioner and the fundamental mechanism of enlightenment.
If you can enter the Buddha from this, you will have a deep foundation and a long-term relationship; If you are obsessed with the mystery of the avatar just for curiosity, then I will turn the tables and lose.