Tao is the way or the course of nature.
Love Coupling (also known as Harmonization of the Yin/Yang) is the routine intercourse of loving couples, resulting in resonant orgasms every times. Taoists don't use "making love" for love coupling since we realize that love is a natural thing and can not be made. "Making love" means the intercourse between strangers in whom love is not existing yet, for pure physical pleasure.
In Taoism, males belong to heaven (sky)/fire (testosterone!) and are the positive (+) forces (Yang); females belong to the mother earth/water (estrogen!), and are the negative (-) fore (Yin). Both fire and water are very destructive; water can flood and fire can burn. On the the other, both of them can benefit life too if they unit properly; for example, they produce delicious meals.
The intention of love coupling is to balance both Yin and Yang forces within the human beings, and to make the world more peaceful to live. Proper orgasm burns excessive testosterone and estrogen to stimulate the brain/pituitary - adrenal - testiclular/overian axis for re-generation and to unlock the brain's hormonal negative feedback controller. Testosterone is the fuel for orgasm while estrogen is responsible for lubrication and female ejaculation (stored in the so-called Paraurethral glans - the female seminal vesicles distributed inside the urethral/vaginal and bladder/cervical and uterine boundary tissues).

In nature, when Yin and Yang forces reunite properly, it rains. In human bodies, love coupling calms our mind, neutralize our sexual energy and renourish our bodies.
Love coupling also re-enforces marriage, and make them never feel bored by having sex with the same partner over and over again. The key for this kind of sexual intercourses is the multiple, resonant orgasms.
The method of exciting resonantly, sexual orgasms is based upon the resonant phenomena of the mechanics systems which are presented in our natural environments all the times.
Love Coupling is the only way to calm the internal fire in the male mind and to dry the internal water in the female mind.

The buzz of an airplane propeller sends one's mind back to hot afternoons in 1950s Bakersfield, playing in the yard while aircraft sputtered overhead. The sound immediately triggers memories of time and temperature.

A handful of obsolete noises are so ingrained in our consciousness that filmmakers and advertisers still use them to evoke audience reactions. In the 2002 movie "Undercover Brother," for instance, a phonograph needle scraping across a vinyl record signaled an abrupt halt to the action.

The emotional power of vintage sounds might explain the popularity of cellphone ring tones that mimic rotary telephone bells. "It's one of the biggest ring tones we sell," said Tom Valentino, president of Valentino Production Music, the nation's oldest sound-effects warehouse. In a similar vein, slot machines that pay out vouchers instead of cash often play a recording of cascading coins because research found customers missed the jackpot noise.

Valentino has heard a lot of sounds come and go over the years. In 1932, his father got into the business by recording a milk wagon traveling down a New York street, the first of what is now a library of more than 50,000 sound effects. (The elder Valentino also worked with Orson Welles on "War of the Worlds" and once captured the chug of a steam train running full tilt by greasing the railroad tracks at Grand Central Station so the locomotive couldn't move.)

Many of the company's recordings are now historical relics. A slamming car door from the 1960s, for example, sounds more metallic than today's rubberized thunk.

Sounds are always mutating, Valentino said, but the pace accelerated after the advent of computerization. Electronic cash registers eliminated the ka-ching of their ancestors; digital cameras erased the traditional shutter-click and advancing-film noises of their predecessors; PowerPoint presentations chased away the clunks and whirs of slide projectors.

Taoism is not here to create a new religion; its every effort is to destroy all religions. They have done enough harm to humanity. To tolerate them even for a single day is against anybody who understands the meaning of compassion, who understands the eternity of his own being. Unless all these organized religions become memories of the past, man cannot live without fetters, without chains, without moralities imposed on him against his will. He cannot live as an individual, he has to subdue himself according to the masses. That is the ugliest slavery.
But for thousands of years man has lived in slavery of many kinds. He has forgotten the taste of freedom. He has forgotten the beauty of responsibility. He has forgotten that he has wings, that the whole sky is his. And he need not be tied to a post like an animal, he is a bird of the beyond.
But even great symbols have been misunderstood.
Zarathustra was talking about the fire, but his people have carried fire, ordinary fire, from Persia to India, persecuted by the Mohammedans. For centuries they have been keeping the same fire alive, which is simply absurd. That fire is not going to transform you, and Zarathustra did not mean that fire. He meant that fire in you that it can burn your ego and your slavery simultaneously and make you a freedom, a light unto yourself.
Man has always been misunderstanding great symbols. And the men who have attained to the ultimate are helpless, they have to use symbols.
Their temples are called agiyari, fire temples. For centuries they have carried the same fire; they don't allow it to go out, they go on refueling it. And not even for a single moment do they think: "What has this fire done for us? Certainly this is not the fire that Zarathustra was talking about."
Man is so blind, it is almost certain that he will misunderstand. He is not only blind, he is greedy.
An unconscious love is a blind love. It is only a superficial hypocrisy, of which we are not aware.
Down the ages millions of people have been misunderstanding or trying to manipulate things according to their own vested interest.
Without being a buddha you don't have any meaning in your life.

Wer Mut hat zum Wagnis, wird sterben;
Wer Mut hat zum Nicht-Wagnis, wird fortbestehen.
Jeder der beiden mag nützen oder schaden.

Die Natur entscheidet, welcher schlecht ist,
Aber wer will wissen, warum?
Selbst reife Menschen halten dies für schwierig.

Das Tao in der Natur
Streitet nicht
Und siegt doch meisterlich.
Spricht nicht
Und antwortet doch meisterlich.
Ruft nicht zu sich
Und zieht doch an sich.
Beeilt sich nicht
Und gestaltet doch meisterlich.

Das Netz der Natur ist endlos weit, so weit.
Sein Maschenwerk ist grob, doch nichts schlüpft hindurch.



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Es ist und bleibt in dem Wust an Berichten, Zeugenaussagen und Schilderungen über das Phänomen Chupacabra bis heute offen, was hier vornehmlich in Lateinamerika vorgeht. Ist es ein rein kryptozoologisches Phänomen oder aber ein unheimliches UFO-Subphänomen? Könnte es sich tatsächlich bei der gesamten Hysterie um Unsinn handeln? Alles hochgeputschte Vorfälle, die jedoch völlig normale Ursachen wie wilde Hunde oder andere Raubtiere haben? Doch warum dann das fehlende Blut? Und was ist mit der mutmaßlichen Chupacabra-Leiche aus Nicaragua? Können wilde Hunde tatsächlich eine derart großen Anzahl von Tieren töten, und gab es streunende Hunde nicht schon immer?
Ein Bericht soll noch erwähnt werden, denn auch in Indien, Tausende Kilometer von Mittelamerika entfernt, geht eine rätselhafte und Tod bringende Kreatur um. Seit Jahrhunderten berichten Menschen, die den dichten Urwald Indiens bereisten, von einem absolut tödlichen und unheimlichen Wesen. Die lokalen Bewohner kennen die Kreatur als Mantichora und schildern ausnahmslos grauenhafte Begegnungen mit dem Wesen. Der Kopf des Mantichora ähnelt sehr dem eines Menschen, habe aber ein riesiges Maul mit großen, in drei Reihen angeordneten Zähnen. Der Körper erinnert an den eines starken Löwen mit überlangen Klauen und muskulöser Statur. Besonders tödlich soll der Schwanz gewesen sein, der nach den Zeugenaussagen mit dem eines Skorpions vergleichbar sei. Er habe am Ende ein "Organ", mit dem er Stachel bis zu 30 Meter weit auf seine Opfer schießen kann. Die Inder sind auch von der Arglist der Kreatur erschrocken, denn er greift auch am hellichten Tage an und kaum jemand entkam bisher seinen Killerstacheln.
Eine indische Version des Chupacabra? Oder im Laufe der Jahrhunderte vermischte Berichte von unheimlichen Begegnungen in der Nacht mit großen Stachelschweinen – die ja zum Teil Stachel abschießen können – und löwenartigen Raubtieren? Natürlich gibt es noch zahllose andere Wesen des Grauens wie etwa den Mottenmann aus den USA. Aber der Ziegensauger ist derzeit aktueller denn je - aktuelle Sichtungen des Monsters in Alabama bestätigen dies.