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Question: In the context of Taoist meditation, which of the following represents a practice focused on 'internal alchemy' techniques, demonstrating the integration of meditative practices into broader Chinese traditions?
Trivia Question Study Fact: Taoist meditation, originating as early as the Warring States period (475–221 BCE) in China, encompasses a range of practices like concentration, mindfulness, and visualization. These meditative techniques have not only been central to Taoism but have also been integrated into other Chinese traditions, including Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese martial arts, influencing practices like Neidan ('internal alchemy') and Qigong.
Trivia Question Explanation: Neidan, meaning 'internal alchemy,' is a specific Taoist meditative technique that aims to cultivate and refine internal energy, and it exemplifies how Taoist meditation has influenced other areas of Chinese practice.
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