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Wild
Goose Qigong draws on traditional Chinese breathing and movement techniques.
These practices were found to vitalize the body, mind and spirit,
and were passed down from teacher to student for almost two thousand
years. In the 1970s Grandmaster Yang Meijun, the 27th generation inheritor
of Dayan Qigong traditions, broke with old traditions and began to
share her knowledge more widely. Through the efforts of many of Grandmaster Yang's most decidated students, most noteably: Master Hui L iu, Dr. Bingkun Hu, and Micheal Tse the practice of Dayan Qigong has spread throughout the world. |
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The
Wall Street Journal called Qigong "the new yoga". There
are many kinds of Qigong practices. Wild Goose Qigong of Day Qigong
(pronounced...Dah Yen Chi Kung) as it is called
in China, is a complete set of Chinese healthcare practices comprised
of gentle flowing movements that mimic the habit of wild geese. To
find out more about Dayon Qigong please click
here
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