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Who Is
Professor Duan Zhi Liang ?
P rofessor Duan is a “90
something, nearing 100” year old
Qi Gong Master, who carries his experience from inside the
Forbidden
City Walls into the information age of the 21st century. He is one of
China’s “Living Treasures”
What is the
800 Year Old Secret ?
In October of 2001, Professor
Duan Zhiliang visited Starfarm
for 2 days, as part of a US “tour” to promote Chinese Healing and
Martial Arts. Professor Duan is a “90 something, nearing 100” year old
Qi Gong Master, who carries his experience from
inside the Forbidden
City Walls into the information age of
the 21st century. He is one of
China’s “Living Treasures”.
More
than 20 people, all experienced energy healing practitioners
gathered on a Monday morning in this rural New England town to learn
from Duan, and to experience first hand, diagnosis and treatment
according to TCM from a source so important to his native China, that
his country no longer allows him to travel out of the country.
Professor Duan was
asked to observe a Usui Reiki healing session, and
shown
the basic hand position chart in order to help him understand the
question that began the whole process: How is Reiki like or unlike Wei
Qi Zhi Liao (external qi healing)?
What is Reiki ?
His response to the proposition was
thoughtful and thorough, but his
bias was clear. After his observation of the Reiki application, Duan
remarked that the technique was too generalized, that each and every
patient required a different application, based on their unique body,
and condition. He told us that some patients would require several days
of herbal medicine prior to a treatment with energy because they were
too weak.
Duan
said that the “...application of
energy for healing should
follow
a balancing of energy…”, and that “...most of the unbalanced energy
would be found in the head of the patient…” Professor then began
a
demonstration of a “special” (his word) technique for drawing excess
energy down from the head, and balancing the whole body. It is simple
and profound. I call it Wei QiGong. Professor and his wife
Tian worked happily over the next several hours guiding the eager
students through the process, laughing, singing, and stopping here and
there to share a special piece of advice.
WeiQiGong is a kind
of "energy medicine" which many people turn to for a host of reasons,
feeling that contemporary allopathic medicine is not vested enough in
healing the whole person.
What is Energy
Medicine ?
The
Wei Qi Gong process can take as little as 15-20 minutes. The
partner will feel good even at that pace. I have found that if the
paced is slowed down, and the partner is kept engaged in the process
with periodic directives to current sensation or pleasant memories, the
affect will be deeper.
People with any kind of background in
Energy work will view the
procedure and try to leap to conclusions based on that experience.
Professor Duan’s demonstration and explanations were kept very simple,
and focused on technique rather than theory. He made no mention of
specific meridians, chakras, or centers of energy. He merely described
and demonstrated the methodic movement of energy through the systematic
application of touch in order to achieve a balance of energy in the
partner. Duan remarked on several occasions, when asked “why” with the
simple, definitive: “It's
Tradition”.
Professor sang, prayed, and
quietly talked with his partners as he worked, he used the sound of his
voice to help in the process.
Remember also, to keep
yourself grounded in reality with this idea :
“It
is the primary role of the physician, whether the African witch doctor
or the modern doctor, to entertain the patient while secretly waiting
for nature to heal the disease.” Albert Schweitzer,
as quoted by
Roger
Jahnke, The Healer Within.
WeiQiGong
is a kind
of "alternative medicine" which many people turn to for a host of
reasons,
feeling that contemporary allopathic medicine is not vested enough in
healing the whole person. Scientific energy medicine relies being
able to emit a stream of energy all along the energy wave spectrum.
Why do people turn to
alternative medicine ?
"Ancient" healing relies on causing
habit and habitat changes
(lifestyle) in order to fend off minor maladiesand to affect a "cure"
for Dis-ease. Stress, mood, and immune system deficiencies are
symptomatic of stress which has crept in as a result of an
inattentive lifestyle.
Wholistic
Medicine systems treat lifestyle as the cause of dis-ease as opposed to
merely eliminating symptoms.
 Workshop at
Starfarm
Here is Professor Duan
demonstrating the
technique on the author at the very first "Weiqigong Workshop" ever
held...at Starfarm Tai Chi & Qigong Search Center.
Ebook
"How To" The Eight Pieces of Brocade Qigong
 Although the Eight Pieces of Brocade is a
traditional practice, not subjected (yet) to the kinds of scientific
scrutiny our champion-
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The WeiQigong of
Professor Duan is easily learned: DVD or EBook, or Workshop |
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Both the
E-Manual (ebook) and the DVD are being used through out the
U.S., Sweden, France, Slovenia,
Ukraine,
Maldavia, and Portugal.
Hundreds
of people have now been trained in workshops to use this technique to
induce a deeply restful healing, trance-like state for their loved
ones. One couple reports having used WeiQigong as an active
intervention for chronic migraine headache.
The technique is profoundly simple, easy to learn. Both the
full-length video DVD and the E-Book instruction ( which includes essential
video) show how it is done. I like the E-Manual means for
delivering the information because it can be teaching the technique
within minutes. The E-Manual is an information file that can be
delivered via the internet to your desk-top.
Register to
claim your FREE E-Manual about Qigong. The FREE
manual offers explanation and video examples of how to self-treat
diabetes, arthrtis, and asthma. This FREE manual works precisely
the same way as the WeiQiGong e-manual does, uses the same information
handling software.
Energy
Medicine
is a domain in Complementary & Alternative Medicine
(CAM) that deals with energy fields of two
types:
- Veritable, which can be measured
- Putative, which have yet to be measured
The veritable
energies employ mechanical vibrations (such as
sound) and electromagnetic forces, including visible light, magnetism,
monochromatic radiation (such as laser beams), and rays from other
parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. They involve the use of
specific, measurable wavelengths and frequencies to treat patients.
In contrast, putative energy fields (also called biofields)
have defied measurement to date by reproducible methods.
Read More
Why Do People Turn to
Energy
Healing ?
Pranic, Tantric,
Wei Qi Gong, and Reiki are considered alternative
methods of
healing. In spite of the availability and relative accessibility of
modern medicine, how come more and more people are being drawned to
them? Here are some possible reasons:
·
Energy healing
worked where modern medicine failed.
Read More
Whole Medical
Systems: An Overview
Whole medical
systems involve complete systems of theory and
practice that have evolved independently from or parallel to allopathic
(conventional) medicine. Many are traditional systems of medicine that
are practiced by individual cultures throughout the world. Major
Eastern whole medical systems include traditional Chinese medicine
(TCM) and Ayurvedic medicine, one of India's traditional systems of
medicine. Major Western whole medical systems include homeopathy and
naturopathy. Other systems have been developed by Native American,
African, Middle Eastern, Tibetan, and Central and South American
cultures.
Traditional
Chinese Medicine is a complete system of healing that dates back to 200
B.C.
Read More
Complementary and Alternative
Medicine:
From
Promises to Proof
Your
Doctor doesn't want you to see this video.
Arthritis,
depression, menopause, cancer—for millions of Americans, these and
other health concerns are not being adequately addressed through
conventional medicine. Many are turning outside the medical mainstream
to approaches that embrace the whole person—mind, body and spirit. In
fact, Americans
spend more money (ed.note: $27Billion) for complementary and
alternative
medicine, or Complentary and Alternative Medicine, than for all other health care needs.
Read
More
What is
complementary and alternative medicine?
Complementary
and alternative medicine, is a group
of diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products
that are not presently considered to be part of conventional
medicine.
While some scientific evidence exists regarding some CAM therapies, for
most there are key questions that are yet to be answered through
well-designed scientific studies--questions such as whether these
therapies are safe and whether they work for the diseases or medical
conditions for which they are used.
The list of
what is considered to be CAM changes continually, as those
therapies that are proven to be safe and effective become adopted into
conventional health care and as new approaches to health care emerge.
Read More
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Weiqigong
Workshop & Share
Date:
08:23:07
Time: 09:30 AM
In
this 3 hour workshop, each participant will see and hear complete
demonstratyion and walk-thru. Each participant will also have the
opportunity to both recieve and apply the technique as a way of
immediately beginning your practice. This workshop can be
profoundly healing in and of itself!
Event Speakers
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Weiqigong Workshop: $35.00 Each
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$17.50 each (download)
Weiqigong DVD $35.00 each plus $2.95 shipping.
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Make
sure you only focus on your molars. All that matters is putting the
molars together and then lowering your jaw... like hinges on a door,
for about 20 times in a row.
After about
5 to 10 times you should feel your jaw muscles strengthening and the
back of your mouth opening up.
Click
the play button to listen to the Qigong for stop snoring exercise:
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