Qigong Healing

Qigong is well known for its phenomenal healing effects. Modern scientific qigong is especially famous for its healing miracles. People diagnosed with critical illnesses lost their faith in western medical treatment but found hope in qigong treatment.

However, qigong is not for all diseases and illnesses. Qigong can work on curing self-made or self-help illnesses. Besides those infectious diseases and surgical diseases, almost all other diseases and illnesses are self-made or self-help, which means that the root of the disease is within. If one creates their own disease, one can cure themselves from within. Qigong and meditation practice gives people methods to heal themselves. That is how qigong healing works.

  • Why Do I Feel Unsettled After Qigong?

    Why do you feel unsettled after qigong, hours after the practice ended? Usually it is not the emotion that moved — it is stopping mid-practice instead of closing properly.

  • Why Do I Feel Empty After Crying?

    Why do I feel empty after crying instead of calm? A plain, non-medical explanation of 悲则气消 — grief scatters the qi away, and empty is not the same thing as peace.

  • Should You Let Yourself Cry It Out During Qigong?

    Should you let yourself cry it out during qigong, or hold it back? Neither. The qi mechanism behind grief explains why pouring it all out spends what your practice just built.

  • Why Do I Bend Over When I Laugh?

    Why do I bend over when I laugh and can’t stand up straight? A hard laugh empties your chest qi and your body folds to reconnect it with the dantian.

  • Why Do I Feel Angry During Qigong?

    Why do I feel angry during qigong with no one to be angry at? Qi rushing upward on its own can bring anger with it. Here is the mechanism, plainly explained.

  • Why Do I Get Emotional During Meditation?

    Why do I get emotional during meditation for no reason? The same feeling door that moves qi in qigong opens in meditation, massage, and yoga too.