Actually I had to think about what you said…and those are legitmate concerns.

Concerns that cover not limiting oneself to one institute…heavy details in Stems and Branches…and the definition of a Feng Shui Master.

Therefore, I’ll try to expand on concepts you’ve shared.

Limiting Oneself to One…[Read more]

The answers you seek can only be answered…by certain people in the world.

One reason for the difficulty in answering this deep question – is that you ask the very nature of the Bagua and how it was created. The various elements of water, mountain, wood, wind, fire, earth, rain, heaven…are such…[Read more]

Hmmm…interesting idea…concentrating on the center. Qi qong in every movement throughout the day.
Being one with the moment…

From my experience of Primoridial Chi Kung, it has a very centering effect on the body. I noticed a certain flow of the day after practicing this chi kung. It does not always last through…[Read more]

Yeah…it is tough to apply chi kung each and every day.

Your suggestion is equally valid and true about Chi Kung. It is about inner exploration for harmony and balance.

In my work – I deal with really stressful and emotionally unstable situations with patients…therefore, I need all the harmony and balance I…[Read more]

Your point on goals in Chi Kung is extremely helpful. That is something I never thought of. Our body (and subsequently our chi) does respond to goals. Although Chi Kung should be a way of life…in the beginning we should have some goals in how we want to use the benefits of chi kung.

I agree the…[Read more]