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Exercisers Slow It Down with Qigong

By Nora Isaacs — 2007

Chunyi Lin remembers the first qigong class he ever taught in the United States. In 1993, he traveled from China as part of a cultural exchange between schools, and was asked to teach at a community center in Inver Grove Heights, Minn.

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Radiant Lotus Qigong for Women

Throughout China, Japan, India, Egypt and other Eastern countries, the beautiful lotus flower is famed for its ability to grow in muddy, stagnant waters, absorbing what is useful and releasing what no longer supports its optimum health.

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Daisy Lee
2017
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Qigong

Qigong, which is sometimes spelled Chi-Kung (and pronounced chee-gung), is the study and practice of cultivating vital life-force through various techniques.

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Peng Her
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Medical Qi Gong and Emotions

Medical qi gong is a comprehensive system of healing. This natural healing system contains the principles of classical and traditional Chinese medicine, as well as theories and applications from the wide range of indigenous traditions of Chinese culture.

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David Twicken
2011
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History of Qi Gong

Qi Gong is a term that describes a very complex and diverse tradition of spiritual, martial and health exercises from China. Qi Gong is a modern term that was used by the current Chinese government to catagorize over 1,500 different styles of these exercises into a meaningful context.

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Taoist Sanctuary of San Diego
2016
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What Is Qi Gong? (And How You Can Start Practicing Today)

The guiding principle of Qi Gong is the coordination of the eyes with the body movements.

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Pedram Shojai ]
2019
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