What is your purpose in learning and practicing QiGong?

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This is an extremely important question, that most people rarely ask themselves before seeking a teacher! 

 

There are many different styles of QiGong, each focusing on the  development of specific goals.  Some styles focus on internal power for martial arts, such as hard QiGong.  Others emphasize spiritual development through practices of specific philosophical lineages, such as Buddhist, Taoist and Confuscian. Some focus on longevity and health preservation. Others focus on strengthening the physical body; a particular part of the body, or resolving a specific condition. 

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All QiGong is good, but some are more effective than others depending upon what you want to accomplish.

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Keeping that in mind, ask yourself, "What is my goal? "

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Once, you know the answer to this question, you can find the most effective style to accompllish your goals.  

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Unfortunately, most QiGong these days is taught just learning a physical form, or dance like movement. There is very little emphasis on developing awareness of Qi, strengthening Consciousness, and gradual improvement of the body, mind, and spirit. 

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After many years of training in, and teaching different styles of QiGong. I have decided to teach primarily ZhiNeng QiGong.  The reason is simple, from my experience, I find it to be the most effective QiGong for resolving difficult health conditions.  

 

It is taught in a scientific manner, that when followed step by step has expected results that are repeatable.  Throughout every level, even the most basic, emphasis is placed on raising and developing consciousness.  It has a clear path of development, with achievable goals that are apparent. 

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ZhiNeng QiGong is organized like a pyramid:

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First build a strong foundation: Repair the Physical body and Focus Consciousness. Then gradually move upward through the Pyramid.

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Healing workshops:

 

ZhiNeng Qigong courses are taught in a manner similar to that of the famed Hua Xia Centre.  Each course is taught as an intensive. Allowing students to delve deep in to QiGong practice and experience this powerful system of QiGong in the way it was meant to be learned to facilitate self healing and evolution of consciousness.  

 

Zhineng Qigong is a very large and comprehensive system of methods, and theory.  Each course includes companion exercises, meditation, and Hun Yuan Entirety Philosophy.  These include practices such as: La Qi, Wall Squats, 3 Centres Merge Standing Meditation, Straight Legs Sitting Meditation, TaJi Gong, Healing Methods, Lying posture methods, Breathing Methods and much more. 

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