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Category Archives: staying well
Start Preparing Now for Fall and the Cold and Flu Season
Ever wonder why we mark the start of summer on the longest day of the year (the summer solstice), and the next day the days start already to get shorter? In Qigong and Chinese medicine, we mark the seasons differently. … Continue reading →
Don’t outsource your emotional center
One of the principles of the Taoist Qigong exercises Six Healing Sounds and Inner Smile that we started in our Wednesday evening Qigong classes two weeks ago is that persons should accept responsibility for their own emotional state. Whatever the … Continue reading →
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What is Qigong (Chi Gong)?
World Tai Chi and Qigong Day will be celebrated on Saturday April 28 with events world wide beginning at 10 AM in each time zone. Here in Herndon, VA, Qi Elements Center for Taijiquan and Qigong will have an open … Continue reading →
Protecting and Nurturing the Spirit (continued)
Root and center are the keys to our physical stability. In Taijiquan we train to strengthen our root and refine our center. Root is our connection to the earth. Center is the area of the body that when a strong … Continue reading →
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Staying Healthy
Rats! I caught a sore throat over the holiday break. I don’t regard it as normal to get sick, and if you accept the principle that you are responsible for your own health, as I do, then if you get … Continue reading →
Prevention vs. treatment
Every October, breast cancer awareness month, I am reminded that the American approach to illness is still heavily biased toward an attitude that goes something like this: “first I have the bad luck to get sick, then I go to … Continue reading →
