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Winter Qigong Exercise Routines - Follow Along Qi Gong

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Description: Qigong Master Nick Loffree guides you through a follow along routine of Energizing Qigong for Winter. In  Chinese Traditional Medicine (TCM) theory, the five elements—Wood,  Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water—are essential components used to  understand the dynamic interplay of forces in the natural world and the  human body. Each element is associated with a particular season, organ  system, emotion, and aspect of nature.In this context, the Water element corresponds to the winter season and governs the Kidney and Bladder organ systems.  The ancient practice of qigong, a holistic system of coordinated body  posture, movement, breath, and meditation, recognizes the profound  connection between the principles of Winter and the Water element.Winter, as the season of rest and regeneration, aligns with the Water element's  emphasis on stillness, introspection, and the conservation of energy.  Qigong practitioners often harness the energy of Winter to cultivate the  Kidney's vital essence, known as "Jing," and strengthen the Water  element within themselves. Qigong exercises during this season may focus  on gentle, flowing movements and breathing techniques to nourish the  Kidneys and enhance the body's capacity to store and distribute energy  efficiently.By harmonizing with the natural cycles of Winter and embracing the  qualities associated with the Water element, this routine will help you  promote balance, resilience, and overall well-being. Filmed on the  seashore in Okinawa to offer you a mindful getaway.This Courses gives you a free bonus routine for Winter, plus a look ahead at the rest of this Five Elements Qigong series.This Five Elements series is composed of five parts, in five individual video lessons based on the annual seasons (sold separately from YM
Category: Health & Fitness > General Health > Qigong
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Price: 39.99
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