Qigong can stimulate cellular growth?

[Guest guest]

Hello again.There is much information learned so far and looks like

there is a whole new lifestyle to adapt to regurding chee and Qigong

to maintain good health and healing.If one should start the healing

process im sure supplimentation would be beneficial along with

detoxing and pure water.It looks like all healing comes from the mind

and Universal mind?. Where would one find papers/books on oriental

arts/qigong.tai chee and so on thx Victor

[Guest guest]

> Hello again.There is much information learned so far and looks like

> there is a whole new lifestyle to adapt to regurding chee and

Qigong

> to maintain good health and healing.If one should start the healing

> process im sure supplimentation would be beneficial along with

> detoxing and pure water.It looks like all healing comes from the

mind

> and Universal mind?. Where would one find papers/books on oriental

> arts/qigong.tai chee and so on thx Victor

 

Check your local library. If the library doesn't have the books you

want, it may be able to order them in via interlibrary loan. In some

areas this is free; in others you pay the book rate postage.

 

Do a Google search on the Internet. Lots and lots of articles.

 

Used book stores.

 

The Chinese make no distinction among body, mind, emotions, spirit.

To them, it is a total package. A completely holistic outlook. It's

unthinkable to them that physical problems would not also have

mental, emotional, and spiritual components. Or that a mental

problem would not also have physical, emotional, and spiritual

components. And so on. It's all connected. Pull on one part of the

tapesty or web, and it's felt throughout.

 

The Web That Has No Weaver is considered a classic in the field. The

Henry Lu books are good. There also are the Bob Flaws books, written

at levels varying from general public to students.

 

Some of the martial arts people on the web like Warrior should be

able to recommend some good martial arts books. There also are

martial arts groups on the Internet. I belong to one though I don't

practice. I signed up because I wanted to learn more about

acupoints. Some acupoints also can be used to hurt instead of heal

if struck in a particular manner and sequence.

 

" Chee " is the way it's pronounced, and probably wouldn't show up in a

search. Qi or chi or ch'i is the way it is spelled. I think it's

also spelled Ki?

 

Victoria