Medical Qigong
A short article from rodale press which was copied to a yahoo group i subscribe to, is available for you to read through the following - please read it and then follow my response about its conclusion. The short article draws a conclusion that is based on our society's over-reliance upon muscular strength. It shows to me that there is a real value in educating the public upon a little known ancient understand that tendons need to be trained to better help us hold up an object than through muscularity. Another point i will take a look at is that the author is a bit put aside to think that self-centered thoughts won out number-wise over generous thoughts essentially a win! i will further my argument with a seemingly unrelated series of points that humans can benefit by training to be much more virtuous.
The taoist chi kung (also spelled "qigong") approach to breathing is definitely different from numerous other eastern methods of breathing. In india, most of the methods fall into the broad category of pranayama, which i practiced for many years until i discovered the taoist approach. The yogic schools involve the mind controlling the breath. The taoist approach to breath is very different: there is no counting or setting a certain rhythm or telling the intelligence of the lungs how it ought to breathe. The idea of the taoist approach is to cultivate the intelligence and the natural spontaneous abilities of the intelligence of the body and of the "spirit of the lungs." the fundamental term "chi" (or qi) means "subtle breath." if you study what i call chi kung fundamentals, you first learn "the five animals do the six healing sounds.
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