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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Qigong Theory is the third book in the author's series translating and interpreting the lectures and writings of Dr. Pang Ming's innovative system of Zhineng Qigong. This remarkable book represents Hou Hee Chan's diligent interpretation of Dr. Pang Ming's lectures and book on Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory. The author has chosen to interpret and focus on the theory subjects specifically related to Qigong and has thus produced a work that is relevant to a wide-ranging audience of Qigong students, scholars and interested readers.The author notes in Chapter One that the Hun Yuan Wholistic Entity is 'an entity in which physical structures and functions are merged as one.' Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory 'explores the Wholistic Entity's formation, characteristics, and laws that govern its changes.' The Introduction and Chapter One cover a wide range of topics such as the traditional components of Qigong Theory in which human beings and Nature are considered as one entity; the substance and levels of the Universe; the characteristics of the human body as a Wholistic Entity; and Traditional Qigong's Qi Theory describing Qi's functions and changes. Further chapters deepen our awareness of Qigong concepts used to describe the nature and characteristics of the Wholistic Entity. For example, Chapter Four focuses in depth on Human Hun Yuan Qi, exploring the evolution, movement and formation of Hun Yuan Qi and its existence in the three forms of Jing, Qi and Shen.Although this book is a comprehensive explanation of Qigong Theory, the author also explains the link between Qigong Theory and Qigong Practice. As he states in Chapter Six: Conclusion:'Zhineng Qigong separates theories and practice methods into two systems. Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory is the foundation theory and explains the relationship between Nature and humans, consciousness and the physical body, and the body and functions. Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory also explains the functions of Qi that would become the foundation of the Zhineng Qigong practice.'The process of evolution in Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory is described as an 'upward spiral, not an enclosed circle.' Human beings are in the middle of this upward spiral of evolution. Zhineng Qigong's emphasis on the mind's (Shen) function and ability to direct body functions towards a balanced state of health and wellness are a profound inspiration for an upward spiral of consciousness and evolution for humanity.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Officially, there are only two medical systems in China. One is Western (Conventional) Medicine and the other is Traditional Chinese Medicine. Using Qigong to treat illnesses is called Qigong Therapy. Because many Qigong Therapy methods are evolved from the Traditional Chinese Medicine's (TCM) methods of treating illnesses, many people consider Qigong Therapy as a branch of TCM. In fact, many TCM books have detailed descriptions on using various Qigong methods in treatments. Although many theories such as Yin-Yang theory, and Meridian theory are the same in both TCM and Qigong, TCM and Qigong Therapy do not belong to the same system. They each have their own unique approach in diagnosis and treatment.Qi (Qigong) diagnosis requires Qi intuition and Qi application ability. Not all practitioners are able to acquire the ability to perform Qi diagnosis. On the other hand, Qi treatment can be done by practicing Qigong or using External Qi. Therefore, Qigong treatment with Qi diagnosis is called Qigong Medicine, without Qi diagnosis it is called Qigong Therapy, which is widely used in TCM. There are many writings on Qigong therapy, but not on the theory or diagnostic methods.This book has seven chapters, the first five chapters describe Qigong Medicine's theories, diagnostic methods, treatments and training methods. Qi diagnosis requires Qi intuition and Qi application ability, and these abilities are obtained through Qigong training for most practitioners. The outcome of the Qi therapy is dependent on the practitioner's Qi cultivation (the quality and quantity of Qi they possess). Therefore, the first five chapters of this book contain many detailed training methods in both diagnosis and treatments. Chapter Six focuses on Zhineng Qigong External Qi Treatment. Using Nature Qi instead of one's Dantian Qi to facilitate healing is an innovative approach; it is a hallmark of Zhineng Qigong. Chapter Seven describes the causes and the preventions of some Qi reactions and Qi sensations one may experience when one practices Qigong and meditation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Officially, there are only two medical systems in China. One is Western (Conventional) Medicine and the other is Traditional Chinese Medicine. Using Qigong to treat illnesses is called Qigong Therapy. Because many Qigong Therapy methods are evolved from the Traditional Chinese Medicine's (TCM) methods of treating illnesses, many people consider Qigong Therapy as a branch of TCM. In fact, many TCM books have detailed descriptions on using various Qigong methods in treatments. Although many theories such as Yin-Yang theory, and Meridian theory are the same in both TCM and Qigong, TCM and Qigong Therapy do not belong to the same system. They each have their own unique approach in diagnosis and treatment.Qi (Qigong) diagnosis requires Qi intuition and Qi application ability. Not all practitioners are able to acquire the ability to perform Qi diagnosis. On the other hand, Qi treatment can be done by practicing Qigong or using External Qi. Therefore, Qigong treatment with Qi diagnosis is called Qigong Medicine, without Qi diagnosis it is called Qigong Therapy, which is widely used in TCM. There are many writings on Qigong therapy, but not on the theory or diagnostic methods.This book has seven chapters, the first five chapters describe Qigong Medicine's theories, diagnostic methods, treatments and training methods. Qi diagnosis requires Qi intuition and Qi application ability, and these abilities are obtained through Qigong training for most practitioners. The outcome of the Qi therapy is dependent on the practitioner's Qi cultivation (the quality and quantity of Qi they possess). Therefore, the first five chapters of this book contain many detailed training methods in both diagnosis and treatments. Chapter Six focuses on Zhineng Qigong External Qi Treatment. Using Nature Qi instead of one's Dantian Qi to facilitate healing is an innovative approach; it is a hallmark of Zhineng Qigong. Chapter Seven describes the causes and the preventions of some Qi reactions and Qi sensations one may experience when one practices Qigong and meditation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…