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Category Archives: From the Master
Gateway Through the Mysterious Pass
Heart/Mind Qigong: Gateway Through the Mysterious Pass With excerpts from The Healing Promise of Qi by Roger Jahnke. OMD Published by Contemporary Books, A Division of McGraw-Hill, April 2002 At the Nine Clouds Mountain Qigong Sanatorium near the Six … Continue reading
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Tagged Dao, healing, Heart Mind Qigong, inspiration, mind, positivity, Purification, Qi, unity, wisdom
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There Is No Jin 劲 (part 2)
All our lives we are fighting against the gravitational pull of Mother Earth. There is not a moment we can get away from gravity. Gravity is what stops us from performing levitation. A person jumps from a tall building to kill himself is performing suicide by gravity. Gravity doesn’t hurt him. He was killed by a great impact against the ground when his body hits the ground. Mass times acceleration. Continue reading
Mind Matters: The Role of Intent in Healing
From the Master Mind Matters: The Role of Intent in Healing by ©Kenneth S. Cohen An abridged version of this article was printed in Bridges. (Journal of the International Society for the Study of Subtle Energy and Energy Medicine) 10:3, … Continue reading
Overview of Best Practices in Taiji
From the Master Overview of Best Practices in Taiji by © Yang Yang 事半功倍: shi ban gong bei If you study something—anything—in an efficient way, you can learn it in a fraction of the time. (-Chinese Proverb, literally “half the … Continue reading
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Tagged best practice, meditation, practice, proverbs, push hands, taiji
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A Taiji hedgehog or a Taiji fox?
From The Master A Taiji hedgehog or a Taiji fox? by Yang Yang, Ph.D. You may have heard the Greek story of the hedgehog and the fox. In this story the fox knows many small things whereas the hedgehog knows … Continue reading
The Level of Shen in Taijiquan
From the Master The Level of Shen in Taijiquan By Chun Man Sit Shen is the highest level in the art of Taijiquan. But one needs not wait for another 20 years to start traveling on this path. All Taiji … Continue reading
There is No Jin 劲 (Part 1)
From the Master There is No Jin 劲 (Part 1) by © Chun Man Sit The ether In the nineteenth century, most scientists and physicists believed the entire universe was covered with a fixed, invisible substance called the ether, or … Continue reading
Santi Standing: Setting Up and Refining
From the Master Santi Standing: Setting Up and Refining by Yang Yang, Ph.D. Santi Standing is an important part of the wisdom we inherit from Taiji and other Chinese martial art training. It can effectively improve posture, balance, and daily … Continue reading
Taiji: Life-Nurturing Martial Art
From the Master Taiji: Life-Nurturing Martial Art By Master Chun Man Sit We all know that Taiji quan is an excellent health promoting practice. We also know that it is a martial art of the first order. But can we … Continue reading
The Importance of Let Loose – Fang Song 放 松
From the Master The Importance of Let Loose – Fang Song 放 松 by Chun Man Sit 薛 振 民 There are many important principles in taiji and qigong. The most critical principle is fang song – let loose. Many … Continue reading
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Tagged fang song, let loose, Qigong, relaxation, taiji and science
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