Fire Dragon Meridian Qigong
Essential NeiGong for Health and Spiritual Transformation
By Karin Taylor Taylor Wu & Zhongxian Wu
"Fire Dragon Meridian Qigong" is a traditional Chinese internal alchemy practice that symbolizes transformation through the rising dragon. It targets acupuncture meridians to release stagnation, promoting physical and emotional balance. The practice combines specific visualization and breathing techniques with movements that mimic the upward spiraling of sparks from a bonfire. This process helps clear blockages, facilitating the flow of Qi.
Following the internal alchemy cycle—transforming Jing (essence) to Qi (vital energy), Qi to Shen (spirit), and Shen back to Emptiness—this Qigong form is particularly beneficial for healing from serious health challenges, including cancer. The book offers comprehensive background information, detailed descriptions of the practice, and is richly illustrated with calligraphy, meridian drawings, and photographs.
Published: Aug 15 2012
Pages: 200
228 x 152mm
ISBN: 9781848191037
Essential NeiGong for Health and Spiritual Transformation
By Karin Taylor Taylor Wu & Zhongxian Wu
"Fire Dragon Meridian Qigong" is a traditional Chinese internal alchemy practice that symbolizes transformation through the rising dragon. It targets acupuncture meridians to release stagnation, promoting physical and emotional balance. The practice combines specific visualization and breathing techniques with movements that mimic the upward spiraling of sparks from a bonfire. This process helps clear blockages, facilitating the flow of Qi.
Following the internal alchemy cycle—transforming Jing (essence) to Qi (vital energy), Qi to Shen (spirit), and Shen back to Emptiness—this Qigong form is particularly beneficial for healing from serious health challenges, including cancer. The book offers comprehensive background information, detailed descriptions of the practice, and is richly illustrated with calligraphy, meridian drawings, and photographs.
Published: Aug 15 2012
Pages: 200
228 x 152mm
ISBN: 9781848191037