Here is an article written by Bernie Jackson, a Jiulong student. He outlines his experience with a Tibetan practice involving trees and the much misunderstood concept of beginner’s mind. Of particular note is his scientific training (he holds a masters degree in electrical engineering). He talks about his experience with this practice as an scientist would by reporting the experience in as much detail as possible, without making unproven conclusions. One is left with a something of immense value…..a sense of wonder.
Tibetan Qigong
Cross the Great River
Jiulong instructor Bobb Maio from Nashua, NH has a great article on the Kungfu Magazine site about “Cross the Great River”. This foundational Jiulong concept is an important understanding of the term “double weighted” and is a must read for any serious internal arts practitioner. There are many ideas and terms that confuse and bewilder in the internal arts, so anytime something is made clearer is time to pay attention.
Read the article here: Crossing the Great River to Avoid Being Double Weighted

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