Qigong fun :)

[Ahuaeynjxs]

Here's a few very interesting videos about the power of Qigong I think are most interesting, comments and more videos are welcome

Impressive ironbody techniques.

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=KJr2BdUTY ... re=related

Tibetan qigong techniques. None of his followers seem to have a belly however, no wonder they cannot offer any counterforce.

And a little exerpt from Jet Li's amazing movie

 

[Forkbender]

The 2nd one is hilarious.

 

[Pariah]

:roll:

what about this one?

 

[Ahuaeynjxs]

Haha yes I had seen it, very funny... but I didn't want to insult my audience :lol:

hehe kidding... what is fascinating with chi is that if you don't "beleive" in it and close all your meridians, no chi force can ever be used against or for you.

But it's not really a beleif than to feel a natural capacity of the body in my opinion, it's more a truth , since it can give life and heal.

Of course it's funny to see that any sceptic can stand to a qigong master and remain unnafected.

But without flowing and producing your own chi in your body, not only you cannot have an iron hard body, you cannot defend yourself against someone twice as powerful phnysically as you are, and most important of all, you cannot have recursive orgasmic capacity.

So yeah, I prefer to exercise just in case, these aren't very forceful exercises, but they're not easy and take practice.

 

[Mr.Smith]

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[Ahuaeynjxs]

Well that depends who you are, your advice might hold true for an aged man, but that seems a very extremist though coming from a spelunker like you.

I am sorry, the guardians holding this knowledge have released it ; of course I wouldn't attempt advanced tibetan qigong yoga, I would probably hurt myself. But the basic exercises are achievable, and it will make a difference during sex. It's nothing mystical, that would give you a balance of power over others, and it would be insane. Like if I was trying to prove that the magnitude of my chi is greater than your master... I find it very strange to see you speaking like this again.

Oh yes back then it was secret because noone knew how to block it with their mind, now everyone is programmed deeply to not be affected by it, I challenge you to proove me wrong, if thats what you like to hear. But now any secret is just ghey...

You are trying to tell me that without studying with a master you have no chi, that ridiculous, think about it.

Everyone that thinks there is more to life, be it beleif or living truth, will experience it to a degree. I know dozens of people who can very well feel chi without fail. I see very clearly your intention.

 

[Mr.Smith]

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[Ahuaeynjxs]

Well Sorry but it can't be that hard, unless you're trying to modify your body scructure or suck chi out of the earth matrix.

Getting a nice flow of energy thats produced by yourself for health purposes is achievable by anyone correctly ; there's just not enough "charge" to potentially harm yourself.

Worse that can happen is you get a cramp because you don't know how to breathe and align properly. Or that you get a few free radicals to your brain because you don't know the difference between yin and yang chi yet and overheat. Surely not worse than a drink of alcohol...

I have witnessed too much good effects to deny its existance and think that a master has secret clues noone else has. A master will help you master, it's not like ON/OFF... you get a little or you can flow alot.

www.emofree.com has a free e-book that describes accupressure than can be done with people don't even know it's qigong... and it healed many people, in front of my eyes too.

Before the only reason such things were secret is that you were obliged to keep a leading edge on other clans to protect your emperor from assasins, it's not much like this anymore, wouldn't you agree ?

 

[Crimzen]

of course I wouldn't attempt advanced tibetan qigong yoga, I would probably hurt myself.

tibetan qigong yoga?!
yoga is from india
qigong is from china
and tibet is neither of those places

calling a martial art tibetan doesnt make it better..

 

[Ahuaeynjxs]

I understand your intention is positive... but if you think about it, they probably don't call it like that themselves, yet the practices are universal over there and predate the era of the emperors, it's very ancient knowledge and thus all asiatic peoples have preserved it in a way.

Some seem to have specialities, not that they're better or lesser than others in my opinion... yet those cultures seem to each have a "speciality" in complexity of those subjects.

Thats why I find it would be most interesting to travel there sometime !

But lately masters could meet students of others masters like it was impossible before, and thus this tibetan master perhaps even intuitively learned qigong, adapted it to his meditation techniques, and voila... he can call it qigong if he likes the term, he's still fine by me :lol:

 

[Mr.Smith]

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[Oknayd]

then attend classes taught by a Sifu with decent credentials. importaintly you need a teacher who shows no sign of neurosis

I wish i could find one here :roll:

 

[VerusDeus]

I personally find it very hard to believe that Qigong can't be learned without a teacher. If 'chi' is a 'function' inherent to the human body, any individual should be able to develop it all by him/herself. All you need to do is listen to your body, if you are doing something that might damage the body then your body will let you know, wouldn't it? Besides how could one hurt himself through these practices?

Edit: watched the vids, and naturally wacking your neck unto a guillotine and such would be extremely dangerous to try and teach yourself. And surely you won't develop such advanced 'chi' at home, you need to stay in a training monastery for several years to even come close to that. But the basics, I believe, can be trained without guidance.

I have been checking out a lot of Shaolin videos. I'm absolutely fascinated at how much they have mastered the human body. A must see.

 

[Crimzen]

word

 

[VerusDeus]

I edited my post

 

[Mr.Smith]

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[Forkbender]

Qi Gong.

Qi - energy
Gong - cultivation

Cultivation of energy.

It is very simple, yet the hardest thing to do right. If you practice on your own, there is a danger of falling into the traps of your own mind: the prejudices of what is right and good Qi and what Qi Gong should be like. A teacher can pinpoint what you are doing wrong, can make you experience the mistakes you make, while without him or her you don't notice them. S/he teaches you to recognize your own mistakes and helps you gain the power to eventually do it by yourself.

"All you need to do is listen to your body, if you are doing something that might damage the body then your body will let you know, wouldn't it?"

Correct. BUT. If you are not used to listening to your body, you might misinterpret what it says to you. Exercises that are heavy can be interpreted as wrong, which results in only doing light exercises which results in learning nothing. Exercises that are painful because of stress in your body can be evaded easily so that you end up just making your own patterns stronger instead of growing. Alternatively you can persevere for too long and increase the stress so much that you get serious lasting injuries. Since many people are misinterpreting their own bodily message system for large periods of time each day, it is, for most people, impossible to learn anything without a teacher. Some people can, but it is an exception to the rule.

A good teacher usually lets you do your own training, and corrects you when you are open to it and ready to learn something. He doesn't enforce his will or his worldview on you. He may seem to make it hard on you, but that is only to help you learn to relax in a new way, to center you in your self.

As my teacher says when somebody is clearly having trouble being in a certain posture, sweating, hurting:

"Don't worry, it only hurts for the first 5 years."

The person usually smiles and relaxes, which makes it easier for a while, OR he just goes on the way he does and hurts himself until he sees that there is no point in straining yourself OR he drops out of the class and starts doing yoga.

 

[Ahuaeynjxs]

Yeah of course I know that... I'm not saying the contrary.

It's just that I've seen dozens of couples using chigong for sex, and they obviously not have very much idea of what they are doing exept for the breathing. And seeing them evolve obviously shows usually the man is more exposed to long term harm in such practices.

But to me if you are the least bit sensitive, you know what your body tells you, perhaps I'm one of the exeptions... but I think anyone can achieve such sensitivity.

But you seem so much to forget how much different I think than most people about the world. I think we have all been deeply programmed to forget that we must eat much more special things than science or ancient knowledge would have us beleive.

I think 99% of the population, even the rich, are deeply food deprived, and if we were fed right, we'd have a very powerful flow of chi naturally in our body that has no way of harming us.

Highly secret alright, you'll never see me attempting this anyways. But it's not secret and I have been studying with the immortal taoists in my lucid dreams for hundreds of years.

You don't beleive me ? Thats good, beleifs I beleive to be dead truths. :lol:

 

[Forkbender]

But to me if you are the least bit sensitive, you know what your body tells you, perhaps I'm one of the exeptions... but I think anyone can achieve such sensitivity.

I think so too, but for many people it is beneficial to have a teacher so they can avoid some of the traps.

 

[Ahuaeynjxs]

Yes I agree... especially with long term damage which creates people with a belly that cuts off at the belt line, that makes me want to cry

Too much yang chi...

It's kind of incredible to what lenght some people will go... I think it's not funny at all...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psftkUlg ... re=related

however for this baby, chi seems to balance itself naturally ; childlike breath anyone ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG5rQ3D_ ... re=related