His Workbook for Spiritual Development is truly a treasure. I also have learnt his 8 treasures and dao yin. I practice the Five Clouds Meditation which is combines micro-cosmic orbit, organ cleansing/attunement and Golden Light attunement. Hua hu ching : the later teachings of Lao Tzu by Hua Ching Ni( Book ) 3 editions published in 1995 in English and held by 136 WorldCat member libraries. Hua Hu Ching: Unknown Teachings of Lao Tzu. I still would recommend the books I mentioned to really get a sound foundation for everything Master Ni teaches. The Complete Works of Lao Tzu: Tao Teh Ching & Hua Hu Ching, The Shrine of the Eternal Breath of Tao and the College of Tao and Traditional healing, 1979. Some of these i think i read before while i was attending TCM school-Īlso learned a bunch of his practices such as 8 treasures, dao yin, some meditation.Īfter reviewing your website I think you chose well with the books you ordered. Here’s what you’ll get from cheap academic paper help: A well-structured work that includes such sections as an abstract, introduction, materials and methods.
NEED HELP WITH ACADEMIC RESEARCH Our research paper writing service entails everything from researching a topic of your choice to doing Guide To Inner LightHua Ching Ni the actual writing. the ones i ordered were- mystisism, inner view of the universe, and workbook for spiritual development Villani Clarke Student from United States. I ordered a couple of his books the other day and it just occurred to me i could ask here to see which ones are more representative of his teachings. If you have any further questions please ask and i will try to answer to the best of my ability It outlines who i have trained with and what i learned from who (and also working on some other stuff as well ) I am currently writing a book that will cover this stuff I find it is important that the student likes what they are practicing (that way they practice)Īs there is no one qi gong set for everyoneĪnd other things i have learned on the way like Fang Song Gong, posture, breathing etc. Mostly it is based on my study of taoist practice and TCMĪnd i give the student the choice of studying several different standing qi gong sets that i have learned So instead of just practicing a qi gong set i would like them to investigate furtherĪnd understand the basic ideas of taoist health maintenanceĪnd how we can live more in harmony with the cycles that are all around us (daily, yearly, etc) I try to put qi gong practice into a larger perspective for my students Is my own understanding after years of study
The Yang Sheng (nourishing life) practices- not to be confused with Yang Shen (spiritual baby) I just looked at your website, who did you learn Yang Shen and all the arts from that you are teaching?
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