Comments for Qi Dragon Healing Center http://qidragon.com Acupuncture, Qigong and Taichi Wed, 29 Oct 2008 21:48:33 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on A Brief History of Qigong by Chris http://qidragon.com/?p=91&cpage=1#comment-5670 Chris Wed, 29 Oct 2008 21:48:33 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?p=91#comment-5670 Check Scott Phillips writings on qigong over on his blog for a slightly different take: http://northstarmartialarts.com/blog1/?p=251 http://northstarmartialarts.com/blog1/?p=250 Check Scott Phillips writings on qigong over on his blog for a slightly different take:

http://northstarmartialarts.com/blog1/?p=251

http://northstarmartialarts.com/blog1/?p=250

]]> Comment on Winter in Chinese Medicine by Health Solutions http://qidragon.com/?p=64&cpage=1#comment-5302 Health Solutions Wed, 27 Aug 2008 05:05:12 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?p=64#comment-5302 Thanks, I found this post to be actually quite helpful. Thanks, I found this post to be actually quite helpful.

]]> Comment on Eckhart Tolle’s Teachings at San Rafael by k.conor fox http://qidragon.com/?p=66&cpage=1#comment-5190 k.conor fox Tue, 08 Jul 2008 12:02:38 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?p=66#comment-5190 I will be fair to Eckhart Tolles teachings and say that basically they embody 'dharma-hindu-buddhism' As a theoretical physicist, time does exist and is required for every event and every other connection to exist; either embedded, serial, or hierarchial. What you want may at sometime [space-time] exist within your existence, but is either gone that day, that month, or every 10 or so years. Past,present,future each comes with the course of events: praeor, nunc=now, not-yet, the now is connected to the reminants of the praeor and is 'far' connected-influenced by the not-yet. The arrow of time is real and forward-pointing it is only at the quantum level it seems to run backward. Wang Xiang-Jai, a teacher of two of my teachers, commented that awareness of the 'moment' cannot be understood by thought, state of mind, nor intuition either. Eckhart Tolle’s disolving into the 'spaces' is useful if the instruction was 'melting into....' I will be fair to Eckhart Tolles teachings and say that basically they embody ‘dharma-hindu-buddhism’ As a theoretical physicist, time does exist and is required for every event and every other connection to exist; either embedded, serial, or hierarchial. What you want may at sometime [space-time] exist within your existence, but is either gone that day, that month, or every 10 or so years. Past,present,future each comes with the course of events: praeor, nunc=now, not-yet, the now is connected to the reminants of the praeor and is ‘far’ connected-influenced by the not-yet. The arrow of time is real and forward-pointing it is only at the quantum level it seems to run backward.

Wang Xiang-Jai, a teacher of two of my teachers, commented that awareness of the ‘moment’ cannot be understood by thought, state of mind, nor intuition either.

Eckhart Tolle’s disolving into the ’spaces’ is useful if the instruction was ‘melting into….’

]]> Comment on A Brief History of Qigong by k.conor fox http://qidragon.com/?p=91&cpage=1#comment-5189 k.conor fox Tue, 08 Jul 2008 11:48:35 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?p=91#comment-5189 Dr Yang, Jwing-ming is to be commended in many ways for his knowledge of martial practice and associated means of development. He unfortunately has used a resource or has confused popular history with the factual historical records. The earliest bonefide records are archealogical and piecemeal with large time gaps. The attachment of I-ching or of DaMo is ficticious and not useful no matter how often it is quoted. China's separate provinces have each developed exercises without Taoism, Buddhism, or Confucionism; although there are 'revitalistic' periods where explanations in each of these philosophies has been used, they only confuse the pragmatic teachings. It can also be said that 'qi-gong' is of relatively modern usage; older names were simply as 'huffing-puffing' and even in earliest commentaries was ridiculed as a longevity method. Dr Yang, Jwing-ming is to be commended in many ways for his knowledge of martial practice and associated means of development. He unfortunately has used a resource or has confused popular history with the factual historical records. The earliest bonefide records are archealogical and piecemeal with large time gaps. The attachment of I-ching or of DaMo is ficticious and not useful no matter how often it is quoted. China’s separate provinces have each developed exercises without Taoism, Buddhism, or Confucionism; although there are ‘revitalistic’ periods where explanations in each of these philosophies has been used, they only confuse the pragmatic teachings. It can also be said that ‘qi-gong’ is of relatively modern usage; older names were simply as ‘huffing-puffing’ and even in earliest commentaries was ridiculed as a longevity method.

]]> Comment on taichi lesson by C'est David http://qidragon.com/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-247 C'est David Wed, 03 Jan 2007 08:47:46 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?p=10#comment-247 It was very nice to touch base today, Julia. Between having and not having, between thinking and not thinking; there is Yin and there is Yang. That’s the state. I like this. Much Love David It was very nice to touch base today, Julia.
Between having and not having, between thinking and not thinking; there is Yin and there is Yang. That’s the state.
I like this.

Much Love
David

]]> Comment on Swim like a dragon by liping http://qidragon.com/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-246 liping Wed, 03 Jan 2007 03:34:36 +0000 /?p=1#comment-246 Hi Harry and Jessi: I couldn't find your email address so I have to leave a reply here. I　did call Lee and he was doing fine. It was nice of you two to give him so much support. Please send your photos to my email address liping@qidragon.com. Thanks! Happy New Year! Liping Hi Harry and Jessi:
I couldn’t find your email address so I have to leave a reply here. I　did call Lee and he was doing fine. It was nice of you two to give him so much support. Please send your photos to my email address liping@qidragon.com. Thanks!
Happy New Year!
Liping

]]> Comment on What is health? by Edith Chan http://qidragon.com/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-116 Edith Chan Sun, 12 Nov 2006 19:07:23 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?p=11#comment-116 Hi LiPing, I've been applying the YiNian practice to all aspects of life since studying QiGong with you, and the results have been amazing in every way. Recently, the universe brought me in contact with the movie "The Secret" which re-affirmed the ideas you taught about YiNian in a refreshing new way. www.thesecret.tv . I highly recommend all students of QiGong to see this movie. ~edith Hi LiPing, I’ve been applying the YiNian practice to all aspects of life since studying QiGong with you, and the results have been amazing in every way. Recently, the universe brought me in contact with the movie “The Secret” which re-affirmed the ideas you taught about YiNian in a refreshing new way. http://www.thesecret.tv . I highly recommend all students of QiGong to see this movie. ~edith

]]> Comment on Swim like a dragon by Harry Sideris http://qidragon.com/?p=1&cpage=1#comment-52 Harry Sideris Fri, 25 Aug 2006 10:06:52 +0000 /?p=1#comment-52 Dear Liping, I am a friend and student of your Training partner Lee Yong Liang in Melbourne, Australia. My partner Jessi and myself have been helping Lee over the past 2 years to establish his students. Is it possible for you to contact Lee? We are leaving Melbourne soon and he is sad. Some motivation from you could do him a world of good. He needs some suupport at the moment. Where is it best for me to send you some photo's of Lee? Che Che to you Harry and Jessi Dear Liping,
I am a friend and student of your Training partner Lee Yong Liang in Melbourne, Australia.
My partner Jessi and myself have been helping Lee over the past 2 years to establish his students.
Is it possible for you to contact Lee?
We are leaving Melbourne soon and he is sad.
Some motivation from you could do him a world of good.
He needs some suupport at the moment.
Where is it best for me to send you some photo’s of Lee?

Che Che to you

Harry and Jessi

]]> Comment on Taichi by liping http://qidragon.com/?page_id=5&cpage=1#comment-44 liping Sun, 06 Aug 2006 22:18:49 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?page_id=5#comment-44 please check ODC schedule in Sep. I guess it will start around the week Sep 24 or the week after that. You are welcome to drop in to the current class to check it out. Yes, there is a DVD for this style. I teach private lessons in SF or in Mill Valley at a sliding scale. For further inquiry, please contact me through email at liping@qidragon.com. please check ODC schedule in Sep. I guess it will start around the week Sep 24 or the week after that. You are welcome to drop in to the current class to check it out.
Yes, there is a DVD for this style. I teach private lessons in SF or in Mill Valley at a sliding scale. For further inquiry, please contact me through email at liping@qidragon.com.

]]> Comment on Taichi by norah uyeda http://qidragon.com/?page_id=5&cpage=1#comment-43 norah uyeda Sun, 06 Aug 2006 02:39:17 +0000 http://qidragon.com/?page_id=5#comment-43 1) When do you start the swimming dragon chuan at ODC again? 2) How much do you charge for private lessons? And where do you teach privatley? 3) Is there a DVD of this style? Thank you 1) When do you start the swimming dragon chuan at ODC again?
2) How much do you charge for private lessons? And where do you teach privatley?
3) Is there a DVD of this style?

Thank you

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