Holy Land...Question

[Cang Long]

In the article Holy Land of Martial Arts reference is made to a poem. "Days and months fighting roving bandits, wishing a temple to stay at the foot of Jiu Lian Mountain; Southern and Northern Shaolin originates from the same temple with Chan Buddhism engraved in the heart forever". There is no mention of which research group found the poem or it's present whereabouts. Is this something we can view online or maybe read more about on another site or maybe get some more general details about the poem itself from the VTM even?

Thank you in advance

[Cang Long]

Holy Lands (http://home.wanadoo.nl/info-kungfu-supply/martial/fuqing_.htm)

What is the VTmuseum's take on this site?

[duende]

Ummm hey out there??? Tony has a question here.

We'll see if that helps Tony.


Later

Alex

[Cang Long]

duende one reason for any delay in answering may be due to the need for more exstensive research. These do appear to be very interesting developments though.

[passing_through]

I'll see what I can find out about this.

There are lots of things going on, I've (personally) got about 21 or 22 projects going right now so if there are any oversites, please accept my apologies.

Sincerely,
Jeremy R.

[duende]

Only 21 or 22??? Come on now!

Sorry to hear that you won't be making it to Chandler.

I know I shouldn't talk, as I've yet to make it out to Ohio. Damn, I wish I didn't get sick last during the time of the last seminar! I really do want to see what you all have going on out there.

Good luck with your projects.

[Cang Long]

Sisuk Jeremy,
You were indeed missed at the Seminar you know I wanted to get at you about some of this....can't wait to see you in March ;)

[Cang Long]

Gary,
Have you had a chance to read this article?