“The whole purpose of Qigong practice is to help you open up, to use your 'Inner-net,' to connect to the unlimited power and the unlimited wisdom of the universe that is called life force.” - Grand Master Nan Lu
Qigong is a time-honored healing practice that was discovered through deep meditation. Its origin dates back to ancient times, where masters observed the interplay of energies in nature and applied them to the human body. Through diligent Qigong practice, one can tap into their body’s inherent healing potential. However, it is important to note that the quality and consistency of practice, as well as self-cultivation, are key to realizing its full benefits.
“The ultimate goal of Wu Ming Qigong is to discover your true purpose.”
While there are many Qigong systems that offer healing, our focus is on Wu Ming Qigong. The exact age of Qigong is unknown, but it has been documented for thousands of years. Its combination of movement and meditation can help individuals discover their own healing abilities.
Wu Ming Qigong is rooted in the teachings of the ancient Chinese sage Lao Tzu. It was originally used in martial arts to maintain wellness and to explore the connection between the body, mind, and nature. Today, Wu Ming Qigong continues to offer the same remarkable healing benefits, even having the power to activate the body’s genetic code and produce healing miracles.
Wu Ming Qigong lineage dates back to the ancient Chinese sage Lao Tzu.
“Spirit is something unknowable.”
In ancient times, Wu Ming Qigong and meditation were used for martial arts to help the body maintain wellness. At the mind level, Qigong was used to understand the relationship between the body and the mind and its connectedness to the healing power of nature. At its highest level, Qigong was used to achieve longevity and connect to the Universal. Five thousand years later, Wu Ming Qigong still offers the same tremendous healing benefits for those who dedicate themselves to this practice. On the deepest level, practicing Wu Ming Qigong can activate the body’s genetic code and even has the power to create healing miracles.
Literally meaning “energy work,” Qigong energy exercises and standing meditation postures break down energy blockages and promotes the free flow of energy throughout your body’s meridian system. With regular practice you’ll accumulate energy resources the body can use for healing.
Some Qigong healing systems are related to martial arts. Breathing and visualization techniques are offered by certain Qigong systems, while gentle movements and stationary postures are used by others. It’s important to note that the various Qigong systems work on your energy in unique ways. We do NOT advise mixing systems as the body’s Qi flow will be confused.
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