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Simplicity
I’d like to share a thought with you: In order for something to be simple enough to be profound, it needs to…
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Qì Fields (part 2) – Qi, Space and Information
Following on from the ideas presented in Qì Field (part 1), the second factor that has helped me to come to terms…
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Qi Fields (part 1)
You know that thing when stuff just gets a bit too woo woo? Well that’s how I felt about the idea of…
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Wuji and Learning
Have you ever experienced something that exposes a profound level of understanding with a mind-blowing level of simplicity? Sometimes this can happen…
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Kobl’s Experiential Learning Cycle in Qi Gong
Introduction The American psychologist, David Kolb is renowned in educational circles for his Learning Style Inventory which helps us to understand an…
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Posture
Our posture is so much more than the mechanics of how we sit or stand; our posture is the way in which…
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Marilia Blackburn on Classical Chinese Medicine and Zhineng Qigong
Marilia Blackburn is a graduate of the Qigong Academy’s teacher training programme and a highly experienced acupuncturist and practitioner of Chinese Medicine…
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Beautiful Traps – being good at Qi Gong
There are many beautiful traps in the realms of Qi Gong. There are many a cul-de-sac to get stuck in, and many…
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Enjoying Practice
If you spend your time feeling comfortable both in body and mind, what do you learn? If you are in huge physical…
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Cultural Bias and Qi Gong Teachers
I’d like to say that race makes no difference, but I would be lying. In the realms of Qi Gong, race counts…