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Re: back chi congestion.

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  1. Caterbro said:

    [email hidden] (David Dalton) wrote in <X_q1b.333$f7.80049@localhost>:

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    zones or knots on my body usually which when slapped
    or gently punched will release a rush of chi similar
    to but much more intense than when a muscle knot is
    punched. These knots do not always correspond to
    muscle knot areas but sometimes do. Also they have
    been more often in my back body, often in the kidney
    area or just above, sometimes in the knot areas behind
    the shoulders, and rarely in the front of the body
    such as on the forehead, throat or solar plexus.

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    you have to work on basic exercises like mingmen breathing and
    yiquan to clear this up. whatever your regular practice is, it is
    jinking you around and causing these knots.

    OK, I'll give that a try. And recently I've been pretty
    slack in my regular practice of yoga/qigong so a bit
    of both, even a half hour a day, should help. I still
    haven't done a good long thorassic spine back bend with
    deep belly breathing, and hamstring stretches but
    will try them this evening, and found that a short
    uttanasana earlier helped some.

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    foundation exercises along with visualization to clear the body of
    congestion is the prescription.

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    stand yiquan five minutes a day and work on the 'conduit' visualization,
    so that energy flows easily and cleanly from earth to heaven.

    OK, I'll try that, I'll do a grounding connection and then
    work on the flow/river thing I guess, to clear whatever
    block is there.

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    remember that your energy is the way you think it is- yi leads the qi.

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    might not hurt to blow off ome steam, get good and tired, eat well,
    forget your troubles, etc.

    Well, I have found also that a little Tylenol may have helped a
    bit last night, and it could be that moderate alcohol (which
    I don't drink during waxing moon) helps a little, and also
    it is worse in the morning than later in the day and night.
    (Also late last night it really eased for a while so someone
    may have done a remote healing/unblocking thing on me and
    if so I thank whoever did it.)

    This morning the chi congestion had moved from worst zone
    in lower back a bit above the kidneys up to the thorassic
    spine area, and I imagined that an ancient mystic might have
    described the sensation as like a "demon on the back"
    though unlike my waxing gibbous moon trials (which I
    sort of relate to demon trials of Buddha, Krishna and Jesus)
    there are no reality distortion or other mental effects
    other than just slowing me down slightly and making me
    mor concerned with my problems than external matters
    such as inducing positive world change. But anyway
    since this morning it has improved a fair bit and the
    phenomenom of chi congestion buildup that would then
    disperse when lightly punched has diminished a lot
    so when I now punch myself in the thorassic spine
    back area I don't get the dispersal rush much. There
    is still a dull ache though and I will try some yoga
    and your qigong suggestions this evening and if I
    feel up to it may even then go out and catch some
    Django Reinhardt style guitar/etc later.

    Thanks again for your tips!
    David

  2. Hi to all of you interested by backache,

    Liangong is a form of therapeutic gymnastic inspired by baduanjin,
    five animals play and yijinjing among other forms of traditional
    chinese exercises. With a daily practice, someone has very good
    chances to reduce/resolve back problems.

    For more info, go to www.chiflow.com. VHS and DVD of the form are
    available.

    Best regards,

    Claude Fournier

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