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#47342 03/09/01 07:29 AM
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Qi going i've heard a lot about it when i was living in Hong Kong. Its pronounced "HAY Gong" in Cantonese and "chee gong" in Mandarin. he he he i used to think it has to do with being able to levitate an object from a distance when i was a little boy....

After hearing all about this course here in this forum im beginning to get curious...really curious.....


#47343 03/09/01 09:03 AM
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I've spent most of the night tonight surfing the internet like a crazed dog trying to satisfy my curiousity of Qi gong. It appears that there are many many types of Qi going all of which, i found, revolves around the 12 primary Qi channels, YIN and YANG.

It seems to me that practicing Qi gong is a really effective primer for learning.It also seems to me that Qi gong can greatly augment the skills required for doing photoreading.

I've been looking madly for answers/directions ever since i've moved on to the next phast of my education last year. It appears that the cloak infront of my eyes are starting to dissipate.


#47344 03/10/01 12:59 PM
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Remember, before we taped the tv show with those demonstrations I practiced Spring Forest Qigong for hours. I wanted to be sure my energy was clear so I could perform under pressure (so that the pressure wasn't pressure) and so that I came across as believable and sincere as possible.


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