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The Way of Qigong: Body, Breath, and Mind by Kenneth S. Cohen
 "Although there are many styles of qigong, they are all based on a practice called Standing Meditation, a way of standing like a tree with deep roots and tall, supple branches. Standing Meditation is said to improve posture, balance, strength, and vitality. It also makes the mind quiet and alert. The practice is based on “the Three Tunings”-- gently adjusting the body, breath, and mind so that they make clear and harmonious “music.”"
Oct 12, 2011 - 10:00:08 AM
Wellbeing & Healing
The Chi Center: Wisdom Healing Qigong Website™
 "Wisdom Healing Qigong was developed by Dr. Ming Pang, a Qigong Grandmaster trained in both western medicine and traditional chinese medicine. He synthesized his profound medical knowledge of the old and new healing sciences with the ancient Qigong practice. The result is an integrative system of self-healing and cultivation that is suited for the modern pragmatic world."
NEW ! Online Course with Mingtong Gu. Qigong Teachings, Guided Instruction & Practice, Starts Thursday, July 28!
Jul 28, 2011 - 11:18:34 AM
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Ancient Chinese Exercise: Crane Exercise for Self Healing by Drew DiVittorio
Drew DiVittorio is a nutritional consultant, a health coach, and is national board certified in Traditional Chinese Herbology by the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists and Oriental Medicine. "The Crane Exercise is designed to strengthen the organs within the trunk of the body. Even though these organs are controlled by the autonomic nervous system, the Crane Exercise enables us to balance the energy and thereby promote a smoother functioning of these organs."
Jan 28, 2010 - 8:45:09 AM
Traditional Chinese Medicine
The Kidney as the Root of the Body by Dr. S. X. Ke
 In Chinese Medicine, the kidney is considered the most important organ in the body. Physiologically, as we all know, it is the key organ involved in purifying the blood, eliminating toxins from the body by means of urination. It is also, as is often forgotten, the rejuvenating recycling source of the body...Thanks to thousands of years of experience, Chinese Medicine has developed the concept of strengthening kidneys. By consulting an experienced Chinese Doctor, the particular kind of kidney deficiency can be determined and herbal pills prescribed to strengthen the kidney against that particular kind of deficiency and the kidney leakage stopped.
Nov 23, 2009 - 2:13:00 PM
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Energy or Qi by Dr. S. X. Ke
A comparison between eastern and western medicine through the definition of the energy known as Qi. In Chinese medicine, this ‘energy’ is called QI, and is roughly translated to mean an ‘air-like substance’ or ‘life-power’...The latest research in physics, consistently prove that our universe is fundamentally made of energy. It consists of negative and positive parts. This, we call in ancient Chinese medicine, ‘yin’ and ‘yang’ QI.
Mar 2, 2008 - 1:21:00 PM
Wellbeing & Healing
To Spleen or Not To Spleen - Body Harmony Through Jin Shin Jyutsu® by Mitzi Adams
 The importance of the Spleen in achieving harmony for the whole body, by using Jin Shin Jyutsu®, an ancient healing art form that uses the life force of the body to promote healing.
The spleen energy can come to the rescue on many occasions. The spleen is an earth organ and harmonizer of the nervous system.
It helps us with the attitude of worry and is a total body regulator. It aids the body in transforming food into energy, and is the forerunner
to every effort in the body. When it is in harmony, it brings sunshine to our bodies.
Jun 13, 2007 - 10:05:00 AM
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Welcome to Asanté - Timeless Wisdom or a Modern World by Professor Song Ke
In the Asanté Academy our
doctors
and teachers come from all parts of China, with a good mixture of different schools, styles and experiences. They all have a devotion to Chinese Medicine and
treat
and teach with a loving and caring heart. They are also all highly qualified and experienced and have a deep understanding of authentic Chinese Medicine.
The more patients I treat, the more I can feel how important real and authentic Chinese Medicine practices are. It is for these reasons that I founded the
Asanté Academy of Chinese Medicine
, to promote the teaching of real authentic Chinese Medicine which I learnt from my Masters in my hometown in China.
Jul 7, 2006 - 9:50:00 AM
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