I would define "Traditional Qigong" as Qigong which calls itself Qigong.

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His discovery led to the development of a new form of Qigong called Spring Forest Qigong.

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SFQ is based on the principles passed to him and is about as "Traditional" as it gets.

Than that development is basically changing the name?

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The difference might be in Master Lin's Mission Statement "A World without pain and a Healer in every Family". I would say that SFQ has been designed around this mission.

Sure a Mission Statement or Goal can be important, but it say nothing about the quality of the nature of something.

Most Qigong is concentrat one oneself. (You do something and you get something)
Does Healer means: You do something something and another gets better while he receives only passiv the "Healing Season"?

So is the name something like a book name for the packet or does it have meaning?

[This message has been edited by Brutha (edited July 24, 2005).]