Topic: Qi Gong and Meditation

An incredible Qi Gong system based on imitating the natural movements of animals! Five Animal Play is one of the oldest forms of Qi Gong. As early as 300 BCE, Daoist Immortals performed shamanic dances that imitated animals. Hua Tuo, the legendary physician of the late Han Dynasty learned these dances and created Five Animal Play.

Tian Gan “Heavenly Stem” Nei Gong with Tom Bisio Activating the Spine & Nervous System Opening 100 Meridians The Tian Gan or “Heavenly Stem” is

This course gives you complete and comprehensive access to Daoism’s most powerful meditation techniques. The benefits to health, mental functioning, longevity and disease prevention are incalculable.

This program brings you some of China’s most ancient health exercises. Dao Yin exercises are a “secret” hidden in plain sight: Many Qi Gong masters, monks, and martial arts practitioners practice Dao Yin their whole lives in order to maintain health and supercharge the body’s energy systems.

Daoist Yoga has its roots in the self-cultivation practices hermits who lived in harmony with natural world. Through close observation of animals and nature Daoist sages developed methods of exercise that made the body supple and flexible, dispelled disease, and expanded consciousness.

Derived from Daoist yogic practices, these 24 simple exercises, one for each 2-week period, provide a sophisticated form of exercise that will keep you healthy throughout the year and help to prevent stagnation of energy, pain and injury.