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  • Hu Lu Gong

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    Translated as Squash Qigong, this is a form designed to boost and maintain defensive energy (the immune system) in the body. The oldest Taoist name for qigong is “Bao Qi Ping – conserve the Qi in a bottle.” In ancient China, dried gourds were used as containers for hot water, tea, or hot wine during…

  • Magic Square Abdominal Qigong

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    Within Taoist Medicine, all diseases and emotional issues are rooted in the abdomen. Scientists have proven that we have more neurons in our “gut brain” than our head brain. By using our abdominal brain, you only use 20% of your energy to do the same “ thinking”. In turn, you store and save more energy…

  • Nourishing Woman (Yang Tai Gong)

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    This is a medical Qigong form that has been developed in Master Liu’s family to tonify the woman’s body and procreative organs, enhance fertility, and to support the mother and her baby during pregnancy. This form provides great benefit to all women regardless of age or reproductive history, as well as supporting smooth transitions with…