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
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Watch on YouTubeThey 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 flowing Chinese exercises that help relax the body, calm the mind, and improve 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
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.