Bin Li

Phenomenological Record of Taoist Somatic Cultivation: Preliminary Stages on the Path Toward Primordial Origin and Immortality

Human epistemology has long struggled to account for humanity’s origin and ultimate ontological destination. Drawing on first‑person phenomenological auto‑ethnography of Chinese Taoist internal‑cultivation, this manuscript documents sequential subjective psychosomatic and transce...

Phenomenological Record of Taoist Somatic Cultivation: Preliminary Stages on the Path Toward Primordial Origin and Immortality

Human epistemology has long struggled to account for humanity’s origin and ultimate ontological destination. Drawing on first‑person phenomenological auto‑ethnography of Chinese Taoist internal‑cultivation, this manuscript documents sequential subjective psychosomatic and transce...

Restructuring alkaline floodplain soils: Straw-derived artificial humic acid enhances aggregate stability, carbon sequestration, and crop yield

Compacted alkaline soils in the historical Yellow River floodplain constrain hydraulic regulation, carbon stabilization, and crop productivity. We evaluated a nitrogen-enriched artificial humic acid (A-HA) synthesized from crop residues by supercritical ammonification in a two-ye...

Verifying the Universal Truth and Its Evolutionary Laws Through the Method of Cultivating Human Body

This manuscript adopts an Eastern, Chinese-style mode of reasoning and narrative. Unlike Version 1, this release excludes laboratory physiological measurements including respiration, oxygen and carbon dioxide metrics, electrocardiography, electroencephalography and brain entropy...

Beyond Fragmented Science The Taoist Topological Matrix as a Pre‑Modern Unified Framework—Validated Through Somatic Cultivation Phenomenology

Version 1.0: This is a preliminary preprint. The in‑depth theoretical elaboration on transcendental immortality and longevity cultivation is not fully presented here and will be expanded and supplemented in Version 2.0. All historical versions remain publicly accessible for refer...