Qigong Meditation

'Pronounced ‘Chee Gong’, Chinese is difficult to translate directly into English so Qi roughly translated means air, breath of life or vital essence. I prefer life force, vibration or energy. Gong means work, self-discipline, achievement cultivation or mastery.

Qigong is a discipline whose practice allows us to gain control over the life force that courses throughout our bodies. It is a medical meditation that is practised by millions worldwide in some form. Chinese Taoists were early advocates of Qigong. They taught that Acupuncture, Chinese herbology and Qigong are three parts of a single entity and are as closely related as water is to steam and ice.'

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How Does Qigong Heal?

'Over 4000 years ago Chinese medicine said, “Blood is the mother of Qi”. The Old Testament Leviticus 17:11, “For the life of the flesh is in the Blood.”

During Qigong practice people usually feel a powerful pulsation of blood in their body. Often it takes people by surprise how warm they feel after making just a few hand movements. Qigong moves a lot of blood and generates a lot of energy without lots of movement or stress.

Often people ask, “What is a Qi blockage?” It is simply a small area where the blood cannot go, or an area where disease can occur. For example, some people may have a knot in their stomach or bad digestion. Qigong usually improves this condition. Blood can work itself through closed off capillaries when a person is relaxed and increasing Qi in that area. Wherever Qi goes, blood follows.' 

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De-Stress Naturally

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Curing All Illnesses in 3 Minutes In Medicineless Hospitals

'Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body. In a medicineless hospital in Bejing, China, closed due to political reasons, they successfully treated over 180 types of illnesses including bladder cancer. The Center avoided medicines and special diets in favor of exercise, love, and life energy. 

 It was a non-profit organization and recognized by the Chinese government as a legitimate clinic. Over the years, the Center had treated more than one hundred and eighty diseases, the overall success rate being more than 95%.

The Power of ChiLel

ChiLel, the method employed in the Center, was developed by Dr. Pang. The method is based on the 5,000-year-old concept of qigong (chigong, chi kung) as well as modern medical knowledge. Dr. Pang, reverently known as Lao-shi, the Teacher, has written more than nine books on ChiLel.'
 


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Qi Gong for energy, immune system, and lungs

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Watch Qigong Master "John Chang" Start Fire with Heat From His Hands

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