If we look back through history, we find that Qigong masters had certain skills -- like being able to tap Qi from the Cosmos, direct the Qi to any part of their body, or even project Qi outside of the body.
In the name of transparency, I would like to publicly discuss the details of the issue that led to my resignation, and explain how I came to this important, life-changing decision.
I teach Qigong, which is one of the major branches of Chinese medicine. I've also done 1500 hours of training in Chinese medicine, including acupuncture and Chinese herbology. Because of this, people often assume that I encourage my students to take Chinese herbs. The truth is that I often DISCOURAGE students from taking Chinese herbs -- especially ginseng.
Teaching Qigong and Tai Chi is a lot like parenting. You make lots of mistakes along the way. And in retrospect, I think that I may have made a mistake in being too soft on my students.
In this edition: Different Kinds of Energy...Eating and Qigong...Chinese Medicine and the Spirit...Feng Shui...Iron Palm...Dragon Strength...Resistance to Practicing...
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
I'm Anthony Korahais. Since 2005, I've been helping people from all over the world to get remarkable results with the ancient
Chinese healing art of qigong. This art literally saved my life, and I'm passionate about helping others discover the amazing things that it can do for them! Read More…
