You’ve mentioned that anyone who encounters your work becomes “flammable” and “ignited.”
How does the act of writing — as an external expression — help further cultivate one’s own inner reflection?
This reader is clearly someone with a sincere and profound pursuit in this field — an insider, so to speak.
Questions raised at such a professional and insightful level are rare.
The way an external act like writing can elevate and deepen inner observation is not accidental — it is the result of long-term cultivation.
First, one must undergo training in inner observation. Here, “observation” contains two levels:
Ordinary external yoga training alone makes it difficult to elevate inner observation further.
Only through deep, structured, and systematic training can true inner observation be realized.
Such systematic cultivation requires:
Many of my works explore precisely this kind of transmission.
Through training within such a lineage, one may gradually enter a state of unity with the Dao — with the Great Way and with truth itself.
In ancient China, this state was described as:
☯️ The unity of Heaven and humanity
Once this unity is attained, any external action — including writing — will naturally deepen inner observation.
Why?
Because the boundary between inner and outer has already dissolved.
At this stage:
There is no longer any difference between the inner and the outer.
🖋️ Writing refines the mind
🔥 Awareness ignites expression
☯️ Inner and outer move as one
If you’d like, I can next create:
Just tell me which direction you want.
Power up your life
— Read Xuemo.
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