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(23 articles online)
Articles on Qigong, Yoga & Meditation Practices
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Now is the time to bring Qigong theory and Qigong research into the arena of modern rational knowledge and correct the distorted ideas which surround the understanding of Qigong and to disconnect them from superstition and mystery.
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There is a vast difference between pre-symptomatic, wellness-based health care and post-symptomatic, pathology-based medical intervention.
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The body is the basis of life and is dependent on the Qi and the mind. If the body is not correct, then the Qi does not circulate smoothly. And if the Qi does not circulate smoothly, then the mind is not at peace.
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Qigong works through a growing awareness and enhancement of the "Qi" within us, as well as surrounding us. A consistent qigong practice enlivens the many layers of the body from the physical to the energetic.
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According to Chinese astrology, LiChun is the marker for the beginning of the energetic year, which in China, is named after an animal symbol. LiChun means the beginning of spring season, and although it comes around at roughly the same time every year, the exact moment of its beginning it will vary slightly from year to year.
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With a foundation of Wudang Taoism, Er Mei Qigong rests in the heart of the Mahayana/Vadrayana tradition of Buddhism.
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A Falun Gong practitioner responds with an article that answers some of questions brought forward with their own personal experience.
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My co-workers and I have discovered a powerful, easy-to-follow brain fitness and holistic healing method that helps stimulate the flow of ki to bring our bodies and minds back into balance. It’s called brain wave vibration.
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Qigong deviations (adverse symptoms) are currently seen as a romantic escape from the drudgery of everyday life and many times they are either under reported as deficiency (not really important) or over emphasized as a goal to be sought as manifested by 'qi flow'.
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Falun Gong: Mr. Cohen not only describes the discipline to help us understand it better, but also gives his personal opinions on this very hot topic.
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