I could care less about how you have incorporated your new age beliefs into Catholicism. You are hardly the first to do so. But you are wrong to believe that we have to accept you error.
That "God is within you" is a common theme of new agers.
Heaven is place. That's what the Church teaches.
You are still wrong to maintain I have anything to do with new agers. Maybe it's your own assoiations with them that makes you like a rock to argue with. If you don't want to hear what I have to say, so be it. But you know nothing of my studies, nor anything of how it has helped ailing people around me. You are presumptuous.
Secondly, I don't care if you think the same thing(s) I do on this matter and you are again presumtuous for thinking I believe you have to hold the same ideals as me.
Third, you can't claim I'm imppssing my "error" on others when you don't even actually know what I think. - And I mean this in respect to the subject of qi, since this is what it seems to me that you are refering to.
If there is something wrong with my statement of heaven or at least a part of it being interior, I retract it. I've already apologielzed previously. But it's probably heterodox at the very least.
I also contend with you on the "God is within you", as a Catholic you should now that is what the Church teaches. Especially ao in terms of the reception of the Eucharist, because as we change food we eat into our bodily materials, the oppoite happens with the Eucharist. It is in the Catechism that it changes us in to the Body of Christ. So, yes, God is in us both physically and spiritualy.
However, I get this is not what new agers probably mean by that.