Posts Tagged ‘ qi (chi) ’

Tibetan Qigong

Tibetan Qigong

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...
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Root Cause of Illness and Healing

Root Cause of Illness and Healing

Illness comes to us all at some time in our lives. There are hundreds of mitigating factors that cause it to appear in our bodies. We can talk about the nerves, the flow of blood and lymph and how to adjust these things and that is part of what good daily circle walking especially...
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Qigong Practice Times

Jiulong Baguazhang, as part of Daoqiquan, is a complete health system as well as a martial art.  In response to a question on the Jiulong yahoo group, this information was posted and we thought Jiulong Journal readers would appreciate reading it. Time and Place for Qigong Training Qigong is more than exercise. It is...
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Lost in the Form, Looking for Sung

by Dr. John P. Painter International Copyright IAM Co. 2008 All rights reserved please do not distribute without permission of author. thegompa@aol.com The principles of Baguazhang are not exactly the same as that of Taijiquan. 
The two arts share some similarities and common words. One of these words is 
sung. Finding sung for internal...
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