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I do not practice Qi Gong but as with everything else, do not overdo it which is always easy to do when you try something new. If you feel completely good about a practice than continue doing it. If you feel some sort of discomfort in what you are doing then get in contact with different people/authorities in that particular field of knowledge and ask them about your concerns/problems. And if that still doesn´t help, you might consider to stop the things that you think caused your discomfort.

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Steve,
I am not the one who asked the question but I just wanted you to know that I really enjoyed reading your post. It was informative and inspiring. Thanks

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Why, thank you Claire. It is nice to know that my words can be informative and inspiring.

May we all find SFQ to be healing and continue to inspire, inform and motivate each other and learn together.

All the best,

Steve


blessings,

Steve
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