Javanese keris info

nechesh · 26th December 2005, 11:20 PM

Well Pusaka, i found this on line on a sight that was mostly in Russian (i think) posted by a guy named David Shen:
The Seminar on Nei Gong. Nei Gong is a very general name just used for easiness. There are many Nei Gong, we practice Lei Shan Dao - thunder and lightening path - Daoist alchemy is one of the languages that describe the internal process of transformation of Jing Qi Shen. Lei shan Dao - the thunder lightening path - that indian and tibetan learn from China. Nowadays only name is left. Very few real masters. Mo Pai is one of the schools of the Lei Shan Dao. I learn 6 different Schools of Lei Shan Dao, Mo Pai is one of them.
The words sound Chinese to me so my guess is that if someone used the words in association with keris it was some kind of modern martial arts invention. I doubt there is any association to real keris culture, but then, maybe someone out there knows different.

26th December 2005, 11:20 PM	#2
nechesh Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 940	Well Pusaka, i found this on line on a sight that was mostly in Russian (i think) posted by a guy named David Shen: The Seminar on Nei Gong. Nei Gong is a very general name just used for easiness. There are many Nei Gong, we practice Lei Shan Dao - thunder and lightening path - Daoist alchemy is one of the languages that describe the internal process of transformation of Jing Qi Shen. Lei shan Dao - the thunder lightening path - that indian and tibetan learn from China. Nowadays only name is left. Very few real masters. Mo Pai is one of the schools of the Lei Shan Dao. I learn 6 different Schools of Lei Shan Dao, Mo Pai is one of them. The words sound Chinese to me so my guess is that if someone used the words in association with keris it was some kind of modern martial arts invention. I doubt there is any association to real keris culture, but then, maybe someone out there knows different.