Frequently Asked Questions
The difference between Tai Chi and Qi Gong
Tai Chi (also known asTai Chi Chuan or Taiji Quan). "Tai Chi" means infinite changes and is slow motion Kung Fu. The word ``Chi`is Tai Chi does not been ``energy``. Tai Chi originally created as a form of kung fu. Like every kung fu form, it consists of cultivating the inner life force Qi energy. Practicing Tai Chi has muchHealth benefits.
The Chinese practices Tai Chi for general health maintenance like practicing yoga. While if one is suffering from a major disease, one will immediate turn to Learn Qi Gong versus Tai Chi. The Chinese believes that practicing Qi Gong and receiving Qi from a Qi Gong Master may save their lives.
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What problems can Qi Gong help?
Who is suitable to practice Qi Gong ?
Qi Gong can be practiced by anyone who is willing to learn and practice. If you have an illness, Qi Gong can help you to fight your disease and get well. If you have no sickness, Qi Gong can enhance the overall well being of your body by strengthening your immune system.
Why is it good to learn from Wu & Yeung® Qi Gong Wellness Institute?
For the last thirty years, the Government of the Peoples' Republic of China has been conducting intensive scientific studies and has founded the Chinese Qi Gong Talent Bank of the Science Research Academy of Chinese Qi Gong and the Exchange Service Centre of the Science Research Academy of Chinese Qi Gong in the Chinese capital, Beijing (Peking). The research findings have demonstrated and proven the benefits of Qi Gong and its healing power. The Qi Gong Forms of Wu & Yeung® Qi Gong Wellness Institute are originally come from China. Grandmaster Wu was member of the Chinese Qi Gong Talent. Master Teresa Yeung has been sharing the teachings of Qi Gong for 16 years. She has seen all kinds of healings these years.
Why do you learn Qi Gong from a Qi Gong Master?
Many people who have practiced energy work know the actual feeling of energy. Some feel warmth and tingling in their hands, while others feel something magnetic. These are common feelings, but this is not enough. Other people are pleased and very satisfied with this little Qi Energy feeling but what about those who want more? We need good QiSignature™ to be instilled; the best form would be from a Master. Our Qi needs to be initiated by a Qi Gong Master or Qi Master before it can really work and achieve faster results. Where the mind is, the Qi will be there. When Qi arrives, healing will be enhanced. Qi Gong is the Key to understand the "vast" or "big" knowledge of Qi. It requires time and much training to embrace the essence as to how the energy truly flows.
The Chinese will not casually learn Qi Gong from just any teacher. They understand and value a teachers' role while working with the Qi. The Chinese know practice is one thing, but focused practice with a Master of Qi Gong will get more results. You will have more Qi if you learn from a teacher with more Qi. You will even have more Qi with a Master that can project Qi. Master Yeung learned directly from the source of Qi - China. Grandmaster Wu achieved the highest official Qi Gong title, the Chinese Talent Bank, and participated in the selection of Qi Gong Masters to join the Talent Bank during that tenure. His teachings and Qi are phenomenal. Master Yeung being his only successor, received the Master's Qi almost daily for over 10 years. Learning daily, watching him perform daily healings too. Master Yeung now carries the torch, as she is heir to thousands of years of Qi Gong study and refinement. Her knowledge and Qi is one of a kind. Grandmaster Wu said, "Even if you go to China, you cannot learn any better."
Master Yeung's Qi Energy carries a medicinal QiSignature™ that promotes healing. She possesses that fine-tuned Qi Energy passed down from several masters. Master Teresa™ teaches like no other. She wants us to learn how to self-maintain and self-heal. Master Teresa™ delivers Qi demonstrations in all classes to show and embrace the power of the Qi in each student. Students who have experienced Master Yeung will commonly comment that the energy she creates in the room is not only palpable but Qi Energy like they never experienced before. Why not join and feel her Qi traveling throughout the classroom or even over the phone.
What do you feel in a Qi Gong Class?
Learning Qi Gong is not just about some movements or which forms. It matters who is your teacher? It matters if you are making that Qi which promotes your self-healing and immunity. In our class, Master Teresa or Coach William will connect with universal Qi, collect it and send it to the students.
Simple to understand teaching method, correct posture and subtle positioning of movements, help you understand and feel how to move the Qi Energy in your body quickly. Master Teresa® has the ability to read the energy of the student’s body and demonstrates how Qi can be projected out. She sends out Qi to balance the students’ body physically and emotionally. It is common for students to experience:
- feel calm and relaxed
- feel “Qi energy” in their hands and body
- feel “vibrational”, “pulsing” and “magnetic” feelings
- feel some tightness, aches and pain even swelling reduced
Background of Qi Gong
In ancient time, the days of the Emperors, Qi Gong was used to serve the Royal Family. After 1949, Qi Gong was better mastered by the general public and has been used as a preventative and self-healing method.
In China, Qi Gong is being taught in medical colleges and research centers. Large hospitals have Qi Gong research departments conducting research clinically. The public can request Qi Gong healing treatments (external Qi transmission) in large hospitals across China. You can see thousands of people practicing Qi Gong and Tai Chi together. Practicing Qi Gong and Tai Chi are very common in the Chinese community.
Definition of Qi Gong
Through Qi Gong movements, visualization, breathing and mind control, the person practicing performs an interchange of universal energy with his/her internal energy to make a new kind of energy or Qi.
More information about Qi Gong: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qigong
