Description XinYi 心意, or Heart-Mind internal alchemy and martial arts, holds its origins in the study of the Daoist Hidden Immortal Lineage. The principles of XinYi martial arts are the same as those of traditional Daoist Qigong practices (internal alchemy). In this practice series, Master Zhongxian Wu explores the BaGua XinJing, the most secret practice […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description XinYi 心意, or Heart-Mind internal martial arts, holds its origins in the study of the Daoist Hidden Immortal Lineage. The principles of XinYi martial arts are the same as those of traditional Daoist Qigong practices (internal alchemy). In the Daoist traditions, the dragon and snake represent spiritual transformation, flexibility, and moving through obstacles.
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description In this class series, we will go through the last two hexagrams of the Zhen Palace (following the Eight Palaces hexagram arrangement). For background information, you may like to follow my associated writing series on the Eight Palaces arrangement, published on Substack. During this course, we will focus one new hexagram per class. I […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description In this class series, we will go through the first three hexagrams of the Xun Palace (following the Eight Palaces hexagram arrangement). For background information, you may like to follow my associated writing series on the Eight Palaces arrangement, published on Substack. During this course, we will focus one new hexagram per class. I will […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description The GuQin 古琴 (or simply Qin 琴) is an ancient classical Chinese musical instrument. Chinese hermits and scholars have been using the Qin as a vehicle for spiritual cultivation for thousands of years. Qin music is called Qinxin – Heart Music. In the Chinese wisdom traditions, Qin music represents the rhythm of the Dao or […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]
Description For thousands of years, a central Daoist practice holds that life is not merely controlled by fate or karma: wo ming zai wo bu zai tianmy life is in my hand, and is not controlled by fate Through mindfulness and effort, we all have the ability to change our karma and achieve true autonomy. […]