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please help me.. any one...

Postby astrologix on Sun Sep 06, 2009 8:40 am

hi, im saeed from Pakistan, i started meditation some years back at my own, but suddenly started feeling a strange phenomina. my body started moving automatically whenever i start concentrating. the motions performed by my body are very strange, coordinated and powerful. i was afraid and i left the practice. but now once i searched on the net, i found videos of exactly similar kind of movements under "chi kong" my body also performs these motions with out my intentions, previously i had no idea what chi is but then how my body perform these movements? very powerful and coordinated moves just like martial art or yoga or sometimes dance of darvesh....
please help me , whats this and what should i do???
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Re: please help me.. any one...

Postby ntc on Tue Sep 08, 2009 6:01 pm

Your best bet is to try and to find a good Qi Gong teacher where you are. Qi Gong, though generally regarded as an exercise, is taken very seriously in China, especially when dealing with some of the more advanced types of Qi Gong where one epecifially works on Qi flow in targeted meridians. Unsupervised Qi Gong has the potential of unbalancing the body and causing some ill side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, distension, shaking, etc., if not properly guided and supervised.
In kung fu, the more you think you know, the more you find there is to know....
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