Wushu - KungfuWhat is Wushu…? Taichi - TaijiWhat is Tai chi quan……..? Tai Chi Ruler This
is a
chi kung exercise, and we know it as 'tai chi ruler'.
You may know a variation under a different name. The 'ruler'
part refers to an invisible ruler (or pen, whatever)
approximately 6-8 inches long, which is 'held' between the
palms of both hands. You envisage holding this ruler
throughout the exercise. It helps concentration, keeps thepalms at the correct width apart and keeps their correct posture. 8 Section Brocade1. Pressing the Heavens with Two Hands A guide to 18-Form Chi KungBefore starting, stand quietly in a loose standing posture for a few minutes, allowing your body and mind to relax. Keep your head straight as you practise the form, and your shoulders relaxed. Hand movements should be coordinated with your breathing, and both should be in a continuous, fluidic movement. Breathing is very important in chi kung: In general, breathe in for yin (inward) movements, out for yang (outward), in long, controlled breaths, and allow your breath to naturally follow the movements as they change. Continue Reading Understanding How Left-Brain and Right-Brain Work
Have you ever heard people say that they tend to be more of
a right-brain or left-brain thinkers? From books to
television programs, you've probably heard the phrase
mentioned numerous times or perhaps you've even taken an
online test to determine which type best describes you. What Is Left Brain - Right Brain Theory? Continue Reading Acupressure Do your self For the conditions listed below, you will find points that the experts agree help these conditions and that are easy to find. Sometimes you only need a few points to get results. The points follow (as shown in the diagrams below): Continue Reading Develop Your Psychic Ability
Meditation: Continue Reading |

has
remained untarnished over the centuries. Literally translated, “wu” is military,
“shu” is art. 






