I practice qigong on a daily basis and if you ever used anything other than wikki to do your research, you would easily see I have merely stated a fact.
Thank you God for putting Richi here on FFL to give me the opportunity to practice patience and Oneness with You instead of following my natural human instinct to be immensely annoyed at his asinine posts. If you think that qigong is a "matter of placement and positioning" you are ignorant and I do not mean that in an insulting way, you are simply in a state of ignorance as to the nature of qigoing - my knowledge of qigong comes from daily practice as well as research in fields and sources other than wikki. ________________________________ From: Richard J. Williams <rich...@rwilliams.us> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2012 11:13 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: muula-bandha? mjackson74: > and FYI most qigong masters and teachers do not consider > qigong to be a meditation technique > Look, until you get some smarts and at least start doing some research before you post your comments, I'm going to stop debating with you and emptybill. Get a teacher, practice a program, read some books, do some research, then get back to me in a few years. LoL! "Qigong...literally "Life Energy Cultivation", is a practice of aligning breath, movement, and awareness for exercise, healing, and meditation." Qigong: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qigong > 'Qigong' is just a matter of placement and positioning. > > Didn't we go over this before? Qigong is the alignment > of breath, movement and awareness; a meditation technique > similar to Hindu and Buddhist yoga and vastu. The main > symbol of the practice is the Dharma Wheel, or Dharma > Cakra - a yantra or mandala, like the one Guru Dev used > in his program, like the one Shankara got in Kashmere. > > According to Qigong teachings humans are originally and > innately perfect, but that they descended into a realm > of delusion and suffering after developing selfishness > and accruing too much karma. This Qigong philosophy is > very similar to Yoga-Sankhya, with the three gunas, > except that Gigong has Yin and Yang polarity symbolism. > > > > Using the tip of the tongue to the roof of the mouth > > > to close the circuit is Qi-gong not Hatha/Kudalini. > > > > > <snip> > > > > > I've thought muula-bandha is something like Kegel. > > > > > > > > Reading some descriptions yesterday made me abandon > > > > that thought. > > > > > > > What exactly is it? > > > > > >
