Taoism and martial arts are an old combination, where one
supports the other. This combination is very natural since it balances
both your spiritual and physical development.
I would, however,...
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Taoism and martial arts are an old combination, where one
supports the other. This combination is very natural since it balances
both your spiritual and physical development.
I would, however,...
Chi has been explained to the western world as being blood, lymphatic fluids, hormones, and bioelectricity.
I'm not sure what you mean by not being electric the same way a computer is, but...
Hi
I'd like to quote from a book, (my translation from finnish to english)
"A way to health and well-being By Master Zhang Chang Wang". This
book is about Yi Quan. One of the chapters is named...
Thank you for your answers.
Since I'm just beginning Qi Qong I want to avoid practise that could be harmful, and I thought that if I use my mind intent somehow wrong I could "leave" the Qi in the...
I have been reading of, and practising some internal
methods such as Yi Quan, meditation, and Chi Kung. I've
read and understood that as long as there is no mind
intent the practise should be...