Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Spring Forest Qigong picking up the practice . . .

Ever since my mother died in August, I haven't been doing my qigong excercises.

This morning I got up feeling kind of sluggish and stiff. I put in the level one DVD and did the active excercises. Then I listened to the consistent practice paraliminal----I felt noticably better after that. My mood was more positive the rest of the day.

So I'm going to get back into it.

My mother had stage IV ovarian cancer. I spoke with her a few times about SFQ. One day she did do the excercises with me.

I think it can be challenging for people late in life (and living with a serious illness) to learn something that's foreign to them. Unless a doctor recommends it. Doctors have power in that regard.

It's best to learn about things like qigong before it's "too late."

Thank you for sharing this with us happymillionaire.

The funny thing is, it is really never "too late." Even if their body has physically deteriorated to a point it cannot regenerate, the healing that can happen emotionally, mentally, and spiritually is well worth the effort, even if they only have a limited time left to be here physically. And even now, Chunyi would say you can send energy to your Mother to make her transition easier and prepare her for her next circle of life. A simple thing would be to see her (yourself, and any others you'd wish to bring in), in the ball while doing the joining of yin and yang, being energized and healed with the energy, as you are.

Much Love,

Shawn

>>A simple thing would be to see her (yourself, and any others you'd wish to bring in), in the ball while doing the joining of yin and yang, being energized and healed with the energy, as you are.<<

I love the suggestion. Thank you.