> wind is of two types, prana refers to the internal life forces and vayu refers to the external movement of air. prana is in all bodies but takes on the shape and form of the particular body it is in. vayu passes everywhere but does not remain in one place. so from prana and vayu i learned to avoid attachment to any place but to adapt to wherever i might find myself. > younger guy here. as white as white gets. while i value some of the teachings of christ, i believe they have been corrupted and much has been hidden, and i've had experiences i won't go into now that have shown me that more than this exists, but my studies have led me to bonism, hinduism, and different variations of tibetan buddhism.  thanks for your concern though.
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