Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

"I am sorry to say," said Mr. Chen, "that I do not
know Tibetan very well and that many Tibetan gurus
were not proficient in Chinese. My translator for
discussing these matters with my teachers was a
young bhiksu, so for this reason alone they would
not discuss third initiation. He replied, 'If you can
practice this vajra-love yoga without any leak
(discharge) occurring, you can go to any woman.'
So in Tibet, I took some vajra-women, but after
trying hard to practice this yoga with them, after
some time I found I got no results from it."
"I came to the conclusion that first one should study
and practice all the other yanas and yogas very
deeply. Only after this would one be able to take up
these methods with success."
"Furthermore, only after I had tried to practice
vajra-love did I discover the twelve kinds of
discharge, so that my guru's advice was quite
correct, but unfortunately at first I did not realize
that the word 'discharge' had so many meanings. In
my book, I have collected together from many
sources all the twelve meanings of this term. As far
as I know," said Mr. Chen, "there is no other place
where they are all found together."
The first four kinds of discharge pertain to the body,
where energy leaks in these four ways: As discharge of
semen through the seminal duct, as exhalations through
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