i first learned about chi while studying Tai Chi and from reading the i ching. Now i've mastered some areas of moving chi by intention with the mind and i'd like to share some of them with you. Press inbetween your eyebrows for 20-30 seconds and feel your upper chest with ur mind. You should feel chi begin to flow into your chest from your 3rd eye. The next goal of moving that chi is to get it into the stomach. The way i've figured out how to do this is by saying chants. Say the words Tai Chi Un...over and over again till you feel the chi begin to rest in your stomach. I use this practice like 30 times a day. By saying the words tai, you feel ur upper chest, by saying chi, you feel your upper stomach, by saying un, you feel your lower stomach. When you bring your awareness on these three words, chi is able to pass by your minds intention to where its directed. IF you get pain in your hands chi can resolve that too. press the middle finger to the thumb with strength and move ur wrist around of the opposite hand that has pain. after 20 seconds you should feel chi flow down your opposite arm and into your finger tips. Thats always a fun one.
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ryan
Los Angeles
  • ryan that's freakin sweet. usually one needs acupuncture or Reiki to make this happen. thank you for sharing. what's the i chinig?

    do you know what one would say or do to get chi into the legs? that's what i'm lookin for. i have chronic pain from tarsal tunnel and sciatica and some other painful shit so every bit of knowledge to combat it helps. (and yes it is a battle - there's no other language i can use to describe it)
    • i ching is a book of wisdom written in china a long time ago by lao tzu. i ownd the copy that had comments by confuscious or something. But aside from that, you can learn all the practices of falun gong here www.falundafa.org/eng/exercises.htm and click on them because theres more to see than on the surface. You specifically asked about the legs and as of yet i am unaware of how to move chi to the legs but i do know some stuff from tai chi that may aid you. the first is to claw the ground with ur feet using ur toes and second is to practice empty full of each leg by standing at 45 degree angle lift all weight off one leg to empty it and with each returning breath switch ur weight on to the opposite leg. There are all kinds of positions u can learn in tai chi so practice being rooted to the ground and chi will develop on its own that way.

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