Story 12 -East-West Mystical Encounter Câu chuyện số 12 – Huyền bí Đông và Tây Phương by Hoctro-gia on 12 November 2008 I recounted the following story at the request of Old_Guru. He had reviewed my report and watched a video about the story. His opinion, as you may gather from this narrative, is that Eastern and Western mysticism are not two separate systems but rather facets of a unified whole. About 7 or 8 years ago, I visited Linda […]
Story 11 – A mysterious illness Câu chuyện số 11 – Bệnh Vô Hình by ThầyGià on 12 November 2008, translated by NgocXuan, edited by Horangi. Updated 3/18/2024 Dr. Quang, a doctor who remained employed by the new Vietnamese government after the 1975 change, was highly regarded within the provincial hospital for his expertise and experience. Around 1980, while practicing Old_Guru Secret Teaching, I (referred to as Old_Guru) gained recognition after conducting several exorcisms. Dr. Quang had received teachings from […]
Story 10 -Mystical Practice of Invibility Câu chuyện số 10 – Phép Tàng Hình by ThầyGià on 12 November 2008, translated by NgocXuan, edited by Horangi In early 1980, Old Guru met a shaman known for exorcising spirits by swinging a bamboo stick through the air. This action would provoke screams and pleas from a possessed person in another room, ultimately leading to their liberation from the spirit. The shaman had two disciples who successfully used invisibility charms to evade […]
Story 9 – Pac Bo Cave Câu chuyện số 9 – Hang Pắc Bó by ThầyGià – 12 November 2008, 03:03 – translated by NgocXuan – edited by Horangi Roughly 24 years ago, while I was spreading the teachings of the Dharma, a family living in a prosperous neighborhood in California invited me and four of my disciples to their home for an initiation ceremony. This area’s affluence reflected their comfortable living standards. The hosts provided us with a vegetarian […]
Story 8 – The Initiation Rite – Stealing the Dharma Câu chuyện số 8 – Điểm đạo và Trộm đạo by ThầyGià on 12 November 2008, translated by NgocXuan, edited by Horangi Back in 1980, when I was in Vietnam, there was a notable lecturer who had previously served as the dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Livestock. He adhered to a vegetarian diet, primarily consisting of potatoes. He devoted himself to the study and exploration of numerous […]
Story 7 – The Tibetan Lama Câu chuyện số 7 – Lạt ma Tây Tạng by ThầyGià on 12 November 2008, translated by NgocXuan, edited by Horangi Nguyen Thanh Nhon, aged 82, appears much younger, around 50. He hails from a long line of devout Catholics, with his sister having served as a mother superior and later being beatified. He pursued dentistry in France and holds a diving instructor certificate. Additionally, he acquired acupuncture skills from a Japanese monk serving […]
Story 6 – Deity Le Van Duyet Câu chuyện số 6 – Thần Lê Văn Duyệt by ThầyGià on 12 November 2018 – translated by NgocXuan – edited by Horangi When I was 36 years old, I traveled to different places to preach about religion. Two men had heard about me and asked a friend to arrange a meeting so they could receive my teachings. One man was a Buddhist named General Le Quang Luong, who served as a paratrooper […]
Story 5 – Magical Skull practice and Explanation Câu chuyện số 5 – Thiên linh cái và lý giải by ThầyGià on 12 November 2008 – Translated by NgocXuan – Edited by A.Duong Story The concept of the Magic Skull is familiar to many Vietnamese, with varying versions circulating. Stories often involve obtaining the head of a virgin girl who has been struck by lightning or died at a particularly auspicious time, among other scenarios. This head is then subjected […]
Story 4 – Chimdada’s quest for Magic Câu chuyện số 4 – Chimdada cầu đạo by ThầyGià – 12 November 2008, 06:19 – translated by NgocXuan – edited by Horangi Cambodian religious beliefs originated in Brahmanism, which venerates three supreme deities: Brahma, the Supreme God; Vishnu, the Deity of Preservation and Shiva, the Deity of Destruction. Over time, Mahayana Buddhism was introduced to Cambodia but was soon succeeded by Theravada Buddhism, which has since become the national religion. Today, the […]
Story 3 – Dada performing exorcism Câu chuyện số 3 – Chim Đa Đa trị tà; by ThầyGià on Wed Nov 12, 2008 Translated by Horangi Dada’s elder, a monk from a Cambodian monastery in the west of South Vietnam, shared with one of Old_Guru’s disciples an intriguing story. It was about an exorcism Chimdada conducted for a general’s son from Thailand. This event attracted significant attention, drawing a crowd, including Thai policemen, to witness Dada pour a basket of […]