Posted on April 23, 2008 by neijia
A hypothesis forming in my mind about CMA and qigong is that most Chinese martial arts would typically have barely scratched the surface of what qigong can really offer. There are a few reasons I have this hypothesis:
1. a full understanding of qigong seems incredibly complex and difficult
2. someone who is busy as a bodyguard [...]
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Posted on April 23, 2008 by neijia
I was reading about kundalini yoga on this page and elsewhere. Kundalini roughly sounds the same as prana, which seems to be essentially same concept as qi. However it’s not clear to me yet from limited reading what relationship kundalini yoga has to qigong, other than that monks brought meditation and other exercises from India [...]
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Posted on April 15, 2008 by neijia
There are some good threads on various forums about when to do qigong, forms, and so on. I noticed I tend to feel much better at night time, between 11 p.m. and midnight, somewhat consistent with one answer. I’ve also always been a night owl anyway, so I have always had more good energy at [...]
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Posted on March 15, 2008 by neijia
Well after a few days it’s getting easier to feel (or imagine I feel) this “microcosmic orbit”. Sometimes it feels as if they’re discrete flows (now I need to look up meridian channels and so on) and sometime more vague like an overall wave. It doesn’t feel just like heat but depending where my attention [...]
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Posted on March 11, 2008 by neijia
Last night I did qigong for what seemed like an hour but it could have been more. After a little while, I thought I felt “microcosmic orbit” (so I think since I have no idea what this should feel like). Basically similar to acupuncture with electrode sensation but fainter, going up the back, down the [...]
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Posted on January 21, 2008 by neijia
This article in MIT’s Technology Review talks about control of cell behavior with a magnetic field. Hmm.. could that have something to do with qigong’s mechanism? Here’s an excerpt from the article:
The approach could have a far-reaching impact, as many important cell receptors are activated in a similar way and might be controlled using Ingber’s [...]
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