qigong
- noun
- /ˈtʃiːˈɡɔŋ/
- I've tried Qigong, I've tried mindfulness, Buddhist walking meditation, contemplation meditation, Zen meditation.
- practicing qigong
- Qigong exercises
- Qigong and yoga
They do yoga, they do Tai chi, they do Qigong, they do dance.
- They do yoga, they do Tai chi, they do Qigong, they do dance.
- So now you're going on YouTube and you're putting in Qigong exercise or Kung Fu exercise.
- I felt safe teaching Tai chi and Qigong again.
- I've tried Qigong, I've tried mindfulness, Buddhist walking meditation, contemplation meditation, Zen meditation.
Examples
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I've been prescribed Qigong by a sound healer recently and I'm going to be taking that up tomorrow.
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The way the healer talks about things seems to match Qigong experiences.
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Downstairs, only five of them have qigong power, and only one is a master.
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They do yoga, they do Tai chi, they do Qigong, they do dance.
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No matter their true dates of origin, both Qigong and yoga teach with a similar premise.
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It is thought that Qigong originated with ancient Shamanic meditative practices as well.
Blog text (17) -
So now you're going on YouTube and you're putting in Qigong exercise or Kung Fu exercise.
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In keeping with custom, studies have been undertaken using traditional Chinese medicinal herbs (Su, 1990; Wu, 1990) and even Qigong (Cui, 1990).
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Now I'm finding more time to spend on Tai Chi and Qigong, which entail mindlessness in the form of being within oneself, which means a retreat from the information deluge we are all swimming in daily.
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After her surgery, she began to practice qigong daily to improve her health and relax.
Synonyms
A slow, gentle Chinese exercise that uses smooth movements to relax and improve balance
A Chinese exercise of slow gentle movements for relaxation and balance
Slow gentle movements that relax the body and improve balance and health
A Chinese gentle exercise of slow movements and calm breathing that improves balance
Slow flowing Chinese exercises that help relax the body, calm the mind, and improve balance
A slow Chinese exercise of gentle body movements and breathing to relax and improve balance
How Relaxing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Qigong comes from two Chinese words: qi meaning 'air' or 'life energy' and gong meaning 'skill' or 'work'. So qigong is a practice of breathing, slow movement and calm that is like 'working with your energy' to improve health.