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| Chinese Moving Meditation has many benefits: | |||||
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| Qigong Books at the Library | |||||
| The following authors have DVD or VHS complimenting their Books! - - Recommended | |||||
| Garripoli Book | Kenneth S. Cohen Book | Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming Book | |||
| Garripoli DVD | Kenneth S. Cohen DVD | Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming VHS | |||
| Francesco Garripoli | Kenneth S. Cohen | Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming | |||
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Share your knowledge; do Qigong with a friend and both of you
will be healthy!
Research this ancient Healing Exercise and join us when you can.
20 minutes a day will do wonders for your health!
In Qigong, the Physical Senses are called the 5 thieves of energy : "sight", "smell", "hearing", "taste" and "touch"
One of the most important benefits of chi-gung in term of
energy is emotional equilibrium.
Emotions are regarded as the primary internal causes of disease in
Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The "Yellow Emperor's classic of Internal Medicine states:
Anger causes energy to rise.
Joy causes energy to slow.
Grief causes energy to dissipate.
Fear causes energy to scatter.
Exhaustion causes energy to wither.
Worry causes energy to stagnate.
page 91
A Complete Guide to Chi-Gung
Daniel Reid