Dance Lessons are good,especially when your roots are deep & your Energies flow

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I think you are right. It's something that I'd really be interested

in doing now. I got hooked into it when I used to live all the way

on the other side of the state where there were a few decent

choices. So now the problem is not only finding someone in my area

to train with, but finding someone who is good.....just a matter of

how far I want to travel and if they are worth it.

 

Right now I'm picturing you dancing like a cobra, flowing like a

dragon...interesting!

 

Thanks!

 

Lori

 

 

healingenergies-

essentialskills , " docspeed2001 " <docspeed2001>

wrote:

> , " darthon4 "

> <darthon4> wrote:

> > Hi,

> >

> > I have to third that. Good advice Doc J and and Doc H. Early on

when

> > my goal was to overcome chronic pain and moving was sometimes

> > difficult, a highly active form would not have been a good choice

> for

> > me. I now combine an active as well as passive form of Qigong.

The

> > passive, meditative, form can be just as powerful. Find a good

> > teacher. I also like options and balance, and have always been

open

> > to adding more as I progress.

> >

> > Lori

>

> Actually Lori,

>

> With the way your head is put together, you would probably really

> enjoy the " control " and " direction " and " security " that the

COMBATIVE

> CHI KUNG styles teach.

>

> Remember that the COMBATIVE CHI KUNG styles are still VALID for

what

> the sissy fu styles teach; still teaching the way of the five

> qualities of Awareness, Confidence, Strength, Safety and Happiness,

> and does show you how to recognize and build an Inner Strength

while

> cultivating reserves of energy, so that you can shape your life the

> way you want it to be.

>

> I liked you input above where you stated " dance lessons are

good... " ,

> because when I do the COMBAT CHI KUNG, it looks like I'm dancing

and

> flowing, but in the way of the Dragon...

>

> ...soft but strikes whip out like from spring steel, with many

> circles, archs, and striking movements too fast for the eyes to

follow.

>

> Even the Dan Cha can't see what's going on until you slow down the

> DANCE OF THE COBRA and chunk sequence it in a way that is visible

to

> their eyes.

>

> Then you " do it to them " and let them feel the power. That's when

they

> finally believe.

>

>