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Master Qingliangyue

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Master Qingliangyue, real name Li Penggang, is a licensed traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, an awakened practitioner, and the founder of the Ontology of Thinking system.

Biography

I. Basic Background

  • Birth Information: Born in 1970 in Nanyang City, Henan Province. Showed strong interest in traditional Chinese culture from an early age, particularly in I Ching and qigong.
  • Educational Background: Graduated from Henan University of Chinese Medicine, where he specialized in qigong under the school's qigong research faculty, achieving high levels in empirical practice.

II. Key Life Milestones

  • 2004: After long-term study of Daoist theory, discovered the problem of easily losing empirical states. Made a fundamental breakthrough after encountering Buddhism, completely solving this issue and achieving integration of core principles from Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism.
  • 2011-2016: Practiced as a TCM doctor in a hospital while conducting research combining empirical practice with modern science, completing the series of works "Fundamental Research on Thought Phenomena," "Scientific Empiricism," and "Journey to the West Interpretation."
  • 2017: Resigned from the hospital to focus on scientific empirical teaching, launching three online courses: "Empirical Theory," "Meditation," and "Desire Boundary Definition," with an accompanying teaching assistant team.

III. Core Achievements

  • Founded the "Ontology of Thinking" system, using modern scientific language to reinterpret traditional Buddhist and Daoist practice content, breaking barriers between different practice systems to form a repeatable, systematic approach to empirical practice.
  • Within the first three years of teaching, achieved the result of nearly 100 people attaining meditative absorption and hundreds attaining desire boundary definition, driving traditional empirical content toward de-mystification and popularization.

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