One Word, Four Practices: The Kinds of Meditation Nobody Separates for You
The word meditation covers four completely different practices — and confusing them is why so many people feel they chose the wrong path or failed at the right one.
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The word meditation covers four completely different practices — and confusing them is why so many people feel they chose the wrong path or failed at the right one.
One English word covers four completely different practices — and confusing them is exactly why so many people decide they failed at meditation.
When a disciplined, fit-looking person collapses in their forties, it looks sudden — but classical Chinese medicine has been describing the mechanism for five thousand years.
Three fingers on one wrist — and a trained TCM doctor can read cold, heat, imbalance, even pregnancy. Here is what TCM pulse diagnosis is actually doing and why it captures information no blood panel reaches.
Inside the human body there are two great rivers — blood and qi — and Western medicine has spent centuries watching one of them with extraordinary precision while the other flows unseen.
China has more than 3,000 years of qigong history. There are probably over a thousand forms of qigong practices exist. According to their origins, we categorize them into: Buddhist qigong, Taoist qigong and Confucian qigong.
Do you use music during qigong practice? The right music piece can help cultivate qi during qigong practice. How to choose music for qigong.
Master Pang Ming is the father of modern scientific qigong. He was a TCM and western medical doctor. He created and started to publicly teach his scientific Qigong in late 70’s. Master Pang has published 20+ books about qigong science, acupuncture, spiritual growth.
Zhi Neng Qigong was created in late 70’s and early 80’s. Zhineng qigong was popular for its stunning healing effects. In less than 9 years, over 300,000 people came to the qigong center to learn and heal.
I was very excited to know that Dr. Pang’s latest book “Chinese philosophy of the heart and its history” 《中华心学沿革简述》 (“The Heart Philosophy” in short) was about to publish when