Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Spring Forest Qigong Swaying of body

Wouldn't it be nice if Master Lin would be on this board to answer some of our questions for us? For instance, he could explain more about the yin/yang drink--Why does it work and what is it suppose to do?

• Boiling the water changes the properties of the water from Yin to Yang (or Yang to Yin, I forget which). Mixing the two together balances the energy of the water, which helps balance your body as you drink it. You can drink Yin Yang water with or without honey.

• Chunyi looks at Feng Shui differently from most Feng Shui "masters" and self-proclaimed experts. He sees a house, for example, as a Small Universe and watches the flow of energy through the house based on its Small Universe. Hopefully we will have more complete information in a couple of years--there are many priorities ahead of it.

• A book will be published next year for those who cannot afford our "deluxe" course. We put everything we could into the course to increase people's liklihood of success. As with PhotoReading where we have a seminar, self-study, and a book so that the technology is available to most everyone we are working with Chunyi and our other associates to make Spring Forest Qigong accessible. Step by step...

By the way, the swaying of the body, which was the first question has to do with energy moving through the body. It is fairly common and tends to disappear as you practice. I had uncontrollable bouncing at first.

ALSO, THE REASON FOR HAVING YOUR FEET MORE THAN SHOULDER'S WIDTH APART IS TO PROMOTE GREATER STABILITY.
THERE ARE QIGONG FORMS THAT INVOLVE SWAYING. I BELIEIVE IT WAS POPULAR IN CHINA IN THE 1980'S. THE IDEA IS FEELING THE MOVEMENT IN THE STILLNESS. IT'S NOT SOMETHING I'VE HAD HAPPEN SPONTANEOUSLY.