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    Qigong Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Alternative













Qigong Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Alternative


Qigong

Qi Gong (energy work) embodies self-care techniques developed in China thousands of years ago. In the old days, these arts were handed down from master to disciple and methods were closely-held family secrets. Today, Qi Gong exercises are very popular in China. Large groups practice in the early morning in public parks. In the West, qi gong and taiji classes are frequently recommended to assist in regaining and maintaining health: jing-qi-shen, the three treasures of essence-energy-spirit. Qi Gong strengthens the body, moves the energy (qi, chi, ki) and calms the mind. Enjoy!

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  • - Shannon Larry Sumrall Master of Arts Thesis at the University of Mississippi.
  • - Articles about the Beiji or 'North Star' system of self cultivation based on the teachings of the ancient Taoist sages of Wudang Mountain in Hubei Province, China. Maintained by Bryn Orr in Australia.
  • - Marisa provides an online introduction to Qigong. Multilingual site based in Italy.
  • - Article by Stephen Barrett, M.D.
  • - Martial arts/self defense and qi healing articles.
  • - Maintained by Colin Pretorius.
  • - About.com article by Jun Shan.
  • - Articles about Mantak Chia's Healing Tao system of qi gong. Maintained by Keith Franzen.
  • - Qigong, herb dictionary. Classes offered in California. Maintained by Joe Hing Kwok Chu.
  • - Kung fu and qigong information.
  • - Article by Robert Todd Carroll.
  • - A Taoist healing art based on the full synergy between ancient alchemical practices of qigong, tai ch'i chuan, taiyin and esoteric healing meditation. Master Sat Chuen Hon, founder.
  • - Describes qigong, who can benefit and simple exercises to practice.
  • - Links to qigong-related resources.
  • - Experimental manual for all students of ki by Skull Kid.
  • - Established by Master Huang Cheng Zhang. Multilingual site. HangZhou City, ZheJiang Province, PRC.
  • - Web journal of a qi gong practitioner. Contains personal views on history, FAQ, forum, and directory of resources.
  • - Basic concepts of nei tan and related articles provided by M. Alan Kazlev.


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