Getting Tough with Qigong
Today, a student asked me if I knew how to control
pain using Qi Gong. I referred him to a blog that
I sent out a few years ago…
As a kid growing up in Detroit, you learned how to
be tough at an early age. Even if I got in a fight
or got hurt, I learned how to control pain. That
was something I learned early.
How to GET TOUGH!
You may remember those old dentist offices where
they had those old cable drills. Well, that’s what
my dentist had in his old, creepy office, those
old-time cable drills that move really slowly with
a loud, buzzing noise. Dr. Feldman told my mother,
who seemed to believe everything that he said,
that kids didn’t need Novocain or anything else
for pain. He told her, Kids don’t really feel any
pain from the drilling.” So, we never got the
numbing stuff. I learned how to move my internal
energy in my body to avoid pain at an early age
just to survive those early days of torture at the
Dentist. It wasn’t exactly the water board
technique, but with my eyes closed I could imagine it was close.
I still use the technique to avoid pain.
To the amazement of my current dentist, I never take Novocain.
I was working out with a group of students about a
month ago showing some of the advanced techniques
of internal Qi Gong and how to strike not at
things but through things. I got distracted by a
question from a senior student when a newbie
cold cocked me on the right on my jaw. Ouch!
I didn’t give it much attention and re-channeled the
pain and went on with the instructions. A few days
went by and I was feeling some discomfort in my mouth and I went to the dentist to have it checked. It turned
out that I had a broken a tooth and it needed to be
pulled. When I said, “No Novocain” the
Dentist and the assistant turned white. After some
discussion and seeing that it wasn’t going to
happen without me agreeing to let them give me at
least a quarter of a dose, I agreed for there
sake. I then went into a deep meditation and
before I knew it the tooth was out. I did much
better than the doctor and her assistant. In fact,
I gave her a call the next day to check on her anxiety
Level. She was fine but still didn’t
believe that the process didn’t bother me.
Over the last six decades, I have studied and
learned many techniques from the ancient cultures
on how to move, remove, divert, and avoid pain in
many different levels — mentally, physically,
emotionally and locked in spiritual pain. Some of
these systems I have discovered out of necessity;
others are drawn from the Taoist and Tibetan
systems as well as alchemy,Chinese medicine and
the secret teachings of Ayurveda medicine.
These and other internal Qi Gong exercises are
what I teach to the Qi Gong Inner Circle members.
If you are not a part of the group as of yet, join
us now… www.Qigonginnercircle.com. If you are not
totally thrilled with the teachings, you can
cancel any time. There are no contracts. You just
drop out. It’s as easy as that there is no
pain.
Sign up today. I can guarantee you’ll be glad you
did.
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
