by Kurt Klinzing | Oct 4, 2019 | Philosophy, Qi Gong
Buddhist Story: 10 Bulls The ten steps to realization of one’s true nature. An 0x-herder represents the seeker. The ox represents our true nature or the Ground of existence. We search for enlightenment. In this 12th century story by Chinese master Guo-an...
by Kurt Klinzing | May 14, 2017 | Qi Gong
Qi (chi) is the bioelectric energy which flows through our bodies and is controlled by the breath. [Thus, in the first lesson we learn is how to breath.] ‘Gong’ means ‘work’ Breath Work is instrumental in keeping the flow of fluids and energy through our body. What...
by Kurt Klinzing | Dec 24, 2016 | Qi Gong
Our energy (chi) is controlled through our breathing and movement. The very first step back to heath is learning to breathe as we did when we were first born. Baby’s breathe with their abdomen; adults tend to breathe with their chest. This latter is inefficient and...
by Kurt Klinzing | Dec 24, 2016 | Qi Gong
To maintain your health your cells and organs must be continuously bathed in qi, oxygen, and nutrients Heart, Abdomen, Calves Standing on a Boat You never have to stand in line...
by Kurt Klinzing | Dec 23, 2016 | Philosophy, Qi Gong
We are about to be learning about Chinese medicine and philosophy. To properly do this we need to give up our classical European view of reality and to accept the Chinese concepts within their own context. Classical Western Thinking Westerners think in terms of an...
