Mirjam Buck on working with young Children using Zhineng Qigong
Mirjam is qigong teacher based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Her work with young children has gained international interest and her perspectives on qigong are insightful and refreshing.
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Mirjam is qigong teacher based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Her work with young children has gained international interest and her perspectives on qigong are insightful and refreshing.
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Following on from the ideas presented in Qì Field (part 1), the second factor that has helped me to come to terms with the idea of the qì Field in practical and accessible ways is the model of: Qì, Space and Information The model of Qì, Space and Information is not always well received, so…
A while ago I was attending a workshop run by one of my Chinese teachers, who asked: On a scale of 1 to 10, what is your level of qigong? I remember thinking; I guess I’m around a 7, but then he went on to say: …considering level 6 is enlightenment Needless to say, my…
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Chinese poetry is not something I am particularly conversant with, but at the core of Zhineng Qigong is a poem known as the 8 Phrases and it has fascinated me for years. As with all great poetry, the 8 Phrases continues to unfold and provide greater levels of insight the more you work with it,…
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