QI GONG THERAPY: The Chinese Art of Healing with Energy
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (589 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0882681389 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 86 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Succinct, clear treatise on Qi Gong fabfrau This beautifully illustrated book is a fantastic introduction to the history of Qi Gong, understanding different types of Qi Gong, benefits of Qi Gong, and how it fits into Traditional Chinese Medicine. It serves as great background, but this thin volume provides only minimal information on how to practice Qi Gong. If you're interested in more in-depth, practical information, I can recommend: Qigong Empowerment (Liang & Wu) which has a wealth o. Beloved TK has passed, but is not forgotten I studied Qi Healing with Master Shih back in 1996. Sad to report he passed away July 13, 2016. Memorial service will be held Sunday July 2Beloved TK has passed, but is not forgotten Frances McKenzie I studied Qi Healing with Master Shih back in 1996. Sad to report he passed away July 13, 2016. Memorial service will be held Sunday July 24, 2016 at Cornell Memorial Funeral Home, Danbury CT cornellmemorial.comThe Qi Gong Therapy book is a good introduction for westerners unfamiliar with oriental healing arts.Website: Qihealer.com. , 2016 at Cornell Memorial Funeral Home, Danbury CT cornellmemorial.comThe Qi Gong Therapy book is a good introduction for westerners unfamiliar with oriental healing arts.Website: Qihealer.com. "A TREASURE. A MUST HAVE FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN QIGONG" according to A Customer. Master Tzu Kuo Shih has put together a very good book for anyone who is new to qi gong. The book does not demonstrate any physical techniques, rather it lays the foundation for why qi gong works the way it does. This book is a must for any one who is interested in the origins of qigong in regards to traditional chinese medicine. Book is more TCM based than martial art based.
Language Notes Text: English, Chinese
Most importantly, it offers an explicit presentation of essential qi gong methods and styles of practice, including basic postures and respiratory exercises. The author translates into Western medical language the effects of qi gong on the nervous system, heart rate, blood pressure, endocrine system, appetite, and digestion. For therapists, healers, and lay practitioners, this superb guide covers every aspect of the ancient healing art, from its basic functions and the energetic principles underlying its practice to a detailed history of the method and its practitioners. With an
He also learned Chinese medicine and acupuncture through apprenticeship with his father's brother, a well-kn . Doctor Shih continued his qigong studies during his youth under the tutelage of famous Taoist and Buddhist masters. Born in 1929 in Shanghai, Grand Master Shih represents the fifth generation of Chinese medicine doctors and qigong masters in his family lineage. He soon recovered completely. When he was 19, he developed tuberculosis due to harsh livin