bagua

Hello Michael:

Is this theory a taoist theory, is there a taoist source that presents that view?

thanks,

bagua

Hello:

Thanks for your feedback.

I just want to be sure I understand what you are saying. As far as a form of Qi Gong goes, you think M. Winn’s Deep Healing Qi Gong (Medical Qi Gong) is a great form for a person with cancer to practice. That Deep Healing Qi Gong has the potential to cure cancer?

thanks,

david

Hello:

Thanks for your feedback.

I just want to be sure I understand what you are saying. As far as a form of Qi Gong goes, you think M. Winn’s Deep Healing Qi Gong (Medical Qi Gong) is a great form for a person with cancer to practice. That Deep Healing Qi Gong has the potential to cure cancer?

thanks,

david

Karin’s video is great, easy to follow.

regards,

david

Karin’s video is great, easy to follow.

regards,

david

hi plato:

can you give me his number and/or address?

thanks,

david twicken

hi plato:

can you give me his number and/or address?

thanks,

david twicken

hi:

There is no assurance to most things in life. Most graduates of Acupuncture do not practice after five years, they can not make a living. It is like any profossion, some succeed, most are mediocre and many just survive.

I suggest you do not take Qi Gong as a primary profession, learn it and do it on the side and if it grows into a…[Read more]

hi:

There is no assurance to most things in life. Most graduates of Acupuncture do not practice after five years, they can not make a living. It is like any profossion, some succeed, most are mediocre and many just survive.

I suggest you do not take Qi Gong as a primary profession, learn it and do it on the side and if it grows into a…[Read more]

hi:

There is no assurance to most things in life. Most graduates of Acupuncture do not practice after five years, they can not make a living. It is like any profossion, some succeed, most are mediocre and many just survive.

I suggest you do not take Qi Gong as a primary profession, learn it and do it on the side and if it grows into a…[Read more]

I baught Brynn’s book on Taoist Alchemy. If you have the extra cash I would recommend it, buy it!

It goes right to explaining the formulas and methods, no long discussion of philosophy, but clear description of how to do the methods, be aware of this or you will be dissapointed. He has somethings not found in the ht, including M. Chia and M.…[Read more]

I baught Brynn’s book on Taoist Alchemy. If you have the extra cash I would recommend it, buy it!

It goes right to explaining the formulas and methods, no long discussion of philosophy, but clear description of how to do the methods, be aware of this or you will be dissapointed. He has somethings not found in the ht, including M. Chia and M.…[Read more]

I baught Brynn’s book on Taoist Alchemy. If you have the extra cash I would recommend it, buy it!

It goes right to explaining the formulas and methods, no long discussion of philosophy, but clear description of how to do the methods, be aware of this or you will be dissapointed. He has somethings not found in the ht, including M. Chia and M.…[Read more]

Jeffrey primarly teaches acupuncturists and students of Acupuncture, Why? Because one needs a strong base in the fundamentals of Chinese Medicine, all schools offer the foundation. He then takes that and shows unique ways of looking at those relationships and offers unique ways to apply them.

I personally dont think he teaches Classical…[Read more]

Jeffrey primarly teaches acupuncturists and students of Acupuncture, Why? Because one needs a strong base in the fundamentals of Chinese Medicine, all schools offer the foundation. He then takes that and shows unique ways of looking at those relationships and offers unique ways to apply them.

I personally dont think he teaches Classical…[Read more]

Jeffrey primarly teaches acupuncturists and students of Acupuncture, Why? Because one needs a strong base in the fundamentals of Chinese Medicine, all schools offer the foundation. He then takes that and shows unique ways of looking at those relationships and offers unique ways to apply them.

I personally dont think he teaches Classical…[Read more]

Hi:

I seriously suggest you check out the swedish institute in NYC, Jeffery Yuen is the dean and a teacher. He is one of the most unique Taoist Teachers of chinese medicine in the world, this includes china, etc. If I was to do it all over again I would be stay close to him.

regards,
david

Hi:

I seriously suggest you check out the swedish institute in NYC, Jeffery Yuen is the dean and a teacher. He is one of the most unique Taoist Teachers of chinese medicine in the world, this includes china, etc. If I was to do it all over again I would be stay close to him.

regards,
david

Hi:

I seriously suggest you check out the swedish institute in NYC, Jeffery Yuen is the dean and a teacher. He is one of the most unique Taoist Teachers of chinese medicine in the world, this includes china, etc. If I was to do it all over again I would be stay close to him.

regards,
david

Hello jsrit:

The methods I presented are very safe, this was one of my goals. Having practiced Chinese Medicine for a some years it is clear some methods can be unhealthy and I avoided them in the book, and I do not think they add much anyway.

There is no one right way to do these practices, I believe if you know what the goal is then there…[Read more]