What’s Cramping Your Style?

July 18th, 2016
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George wrote me last week that he was having a lot
of trouble sleeping. It seemed that his leg and hand
cramps were causing a lot of problems. 
Hear's what he said," 
Dear Dr. Wu, I been having cramps in my hands and feet
for the last few months and they seem to be
escalating. I changed my diet, increased the
vitamins, I have been taking a close look at what
I may have changed in my lifestyle. What I noticed
is I have been working outside doing more
gardening in the hot sun. Do you think it could be the heat?'
Its more than I have been for a few years, but I never
got cramps from that. 
What do you think I can do about it?
 
Here is my reply:

George, there are a few reasons for cramps. It
could be that you are overusing your muscles, or
dehydration, muscle strain, or simply holding a
position for a prolonged period. In many cases,
however, the cause isn't known for sure. Although
most muscle cramps are harmless, some may be
related to an underlying medical condition like
narrowing of the arteries that deliver blood to
your legs, compression of nerves in your spine
(lumbar stenosis), lacking of minerals such as
potassium, calcium, or magnesium in your diet.

When I am seeing a patient who displays symptoms
like you have, I start thinking about the tendons
and their flexibility and agility. Are you
practicing Qi Gong? How many days a week? I'd
suggest you start practicing daily. This will help
or completely eliminate the problem.
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If you come to my office, I'll most likely start
looking at a lot of specific things like some
coldness or dampness in your body, or maybe it can
be coming from blood or Qi deficiency. In that
case, acupuncture and moxibustion can effectively
suppress hyperactive muscles. In Traditional
Chinese Medicine (TCM), leg cramps are mainly due
to coldness stimulation as well as improper blood
and Qi activities of the legs. Acupuncture can
play a role to promote circulation, loosen the
tendons, alleviate cramps, and ease pain. 

But before you flip out with all the different 
things I'd, get a copy of The Flying
Crane Qigong
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and start practicing. Within a few weeks, you
should be able to get a good night sleep and
kick those cramps out of your body forever.
 
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and
Happiness.
 

Dr. Wu Dhicramping legs 

How to Accumulate Good Merit in this Lifetime

July 15th, 2016
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How to Accumulate Good Merit in this Lifetime

Whenever you get the opportunity, you want to

accumulate as much good merit as possible. It is

said that the path of enlightenment needs the

accumulation of merit to be complete, just as a

bird needs two wings to fly and, if left with only

one, wind will just make it flop on the ground. It

is said that one of those wings is your practice

and the other is the teaching. Good Merit

There are practices that I learned from my master

years ago that I haven’t shared with you as yet

how to free yourself from a bad or undesirable

birth. This is one practice you should take up to

make a nightly offering to the hungry ghosts as

referred to in Buddhism and Taoism, also called

the “pretas” in Hinduism, spirits in

Confucianism, “souls in purgatory” in

Christianity, and “suffering souls” or  in

other religions. Do they exist? You can bet your

sweet ass they do. They are suffering being reborn

with misshapen bodies for their cravings, desires,

and having done evil deeds. The realm of desire,

of which we are denizens, has many types of beings

that can be partitioned into six levels: hell

beings, hungry ghosts, animals, humans, titans,

and Gods. Hungry ghosts have it the worse, which

is why blessing food to make it possible for them

to eat it is performing an act of tremendous

merit. Every night you can make the following

offering so that they have food to eat and water

to drink. When you have dinner, have a small

portion of the food, bless it, and leave it

outside for the hungry ghosts. It will take you

just a few minutes and see it as an act of

kindness and a way of ending suffering.

Want more info on the six realms? Of course you

do. The Internal Mantra program will teach you how

to free yourself from suffering and avoid taking

birth in a lower realm

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If you ask me, this is a paramount teaching and a

foundation in your spiritual growth.

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

P.S. The teaching and the mantra as well as the

subliminal program are all included. Order now and

get started.

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How Monsters Can Affect Your Internal Practices

July 14th, 2016
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Monster in the closetHow Monsters Can Affect Your Internal Practices

When I was a youngster, my two uncles would tell me stories that would scare me so much that I
would sleep with the covers over my head and
always made sure that the closet door was shut
tight before getting into bed. I thought they were
just playing and having fun, but it really made an
impact on me in those early years. I liked going
to monster movies when I was a little older and,
although they frightened me, I was hooked. Maybe
it was the fear factor or the adrenaline rush that
kept me going to those Saturday afternoon
matinees. When I came home from the movies, I’d
always make up energetic webs to protect me from
who or whatever would be lurking in the shadows.
As I reached adulthood, I started studying
different cultures and found out that mythology is
filled to the brim with monsters, a
nd that monsters have been a part of human culture since
our earliest days. Through the many years of my
studies of mythology, religions, and spiritual
work, I learned many different protections and the
secrets of building, storing, and cultivating my
internal power. And in so doing, I have cultivated
my internal power as a Medical Qi Gong doctor
(China) and a teacher of internal exercises like
Qigong and Shen gong. The Recharging Qi Gong
program will build your internal energy and help
you to store and cultivate internal power you will
need to enhance your practices.
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Get your copy today. There are only a limited
number of copies left.
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi

How To Build Yin Energy In The Summer Heat

July 11th, 2016
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How To Build Yin Energy In The Summer Heat

It’s really HOT in the USA, and some idiots are

still claiming that there is no global warming. I

have lived in South Florida for over twenty years,

and this is the hottest summer I can ever

remember.

Hot Summer

Hot Summer

Your body just starts acting weird. Your

balance is affected and wobbles from side to side

like you are drunk. You can start losing your

equilibrium all together. Your muscles can start

to cramp up with just a temperature increase of

one or two degrees and can affect you even if you

have been drinking water to replace what you

sweated out. When you get overheated, your blood

vessels dilate to release as much heat away from

your system as possible, causing blood to pool in

your ankles which is not good. According to

the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, if you are

exposed to extreme heat for a prolonged period,

you may stop sweating altogether. This is

potentially fatal leading to heat stroke. Also,

brain fog is common from heat exhaustion and you

are apt to make unwise and unsafe decisions. It is

a real hazard for workers who need to keep their

concentration. Aside from increased irritability,

you start losing the ability to do skilled or

mental tasks. As your core temperature rises

further above the body’s natural temperature, you

can get nausea to the point you start to vomit,

and diarrhea may set in. Those muscle cramps I was

talking about earlier may happen more frequently,

you’ll experience palpitations, and tingling or

numbness of the hands or feet.

After work today, I came home and decided to work

in the garden. I was removing a fence post and,

after only twenty minutes, my strength started to

falter and I sat down for a few minutes. That’s

when I started to get somewhat nauseous, and I

knew I had to take some action. First, I moved to

a cooler, shaded location, went in the house

and  removed my clothes including socks and

shoes. Then, I applied cool, wet cloths to my

head, face, and neck, and started to drink water

with just a little salt in it to replace the

electrolytes. If this happens to you, you’d better

do this fast. Without treatment, you may find

yourselves in the grip of potentially deadly heat

stroke. They say that heat stroke takes you to

death’s door. If you think you’re seeing signs of

full-fledged heat stroke, all medical authorities

say to call 911. It is that serious. If someone is

at the stage of heat stroke, their core

temperature is at 104 F or higher, and their

body’s mechanisms for handling the heat have

failed. That can include the loss of so much body

fluids that sweating stops altogether. Here are

some signs of heat stroke or heat exhaustion to

watch out for: hot, dry skin, profuse sweating,

confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures, and

very high body temperature.

As soon as I cooled down, I started to practice

the; Flying Crane Qi Gong

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to regain my balance and to add more yin (cooling

energy) back into my body. This time of the year

when the temperature soars, it’s best to practice

your Qi gong early morning before the sun comes up

and a few hours after sunset to gather more Qi and

to cool down the body/mind and spirit. I am really

doing the Flying Crane Qi Gong set both early

morning and after the sunsets. Try it for thirty

days and you will notice the energy shift without

a doubt.

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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

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If the Walls Could Talk

July 8th, 2016
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If the Walls Could Talk

If the walls could talk, what stories would they

tell about you and the way you live? Our homes and

possessions have energetic imprints that can

affect how we live on a daily basis. You may be

living in a home with stale energy or, even worse,

sick energy that will affect you and your family’s

health mentally and physically. It is important to

clear and resolve energetic imprints from past

situations in your home, office, and property as

soon as possible.

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This is an area that I have always found quite

interesting and have been researching for over two

or three decades. You would be surprised how much

influence your home and possessions have over the

type of life you live. WallsThe vibrations

of past owners are also imprinted into your home

and your property. This energy will hang around

until you do something to clear it. Some of it is

good, and some no longer serves you or the way you

want to conduct your life.

When I bought my home, I had thoughts about how

the home will fit into my lifestyle. Is there

enough room, is the structure sound, and are there

any roof leaks – stuff like that. I even hired a

house inspector to look over every nook and cranny

on the physical level. But house inspectors don’t

feel the energy of the house and have no idea what

vibrations have been embedded into the walls.

Anything that you happened to pick up at the

antique store or the flea market or a garage sale

could have picked up sick energy, which you don’t

want to bring into your home without clearing it.

How can you determine if something has good

energy, or stale, sick vibes? You can see if there

is an imbalance by noticing that there is no one

coming to visit, or there is never a rest and

people are always knocking on your door. Do you

have issues with your neighbors? It may not even

be your fault. It maybe something from a past

owner and, energetically, it just keeps going on.

They call this an energetic footprint.

Many times, when we get a new home, we only look

at the specific features a home offers and forget

to check the much more subtle, quiet things that

really make the house a home. It is a perfectly

valid question to ask if there has been anyone

that died in the home. You may be quite aware of

the presence of spirits in the house but choose to

overlook it if it matches all of your physical

criteria. Are there ghosts or poltergeists in the

house and how would you know that? Does a property

have to stay this way forever? No. Many of those

issues can be cleared energetically. A property

clearing can identify and clear those issues for

you. This can make selling your own home easier

and also make your current home a more pleasant

place to live in.

http://rechargingqigong.com/house-cleanse.html

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

Ancestor Practice To Keep You Healthy

July 7th, 2016
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I sent my granddaughter a string of pearls
that belonged to my mother. Her great-grandmother
instructed me to give each one of her
grandchildren a set of pearls that she wore and
treasured which my father bought her on their trip
to China. All families have heirlooms they hold
dear. This is a tradition in our family and many
families all over the world - to pass down their
treasures or heirlooms that were in the family for
many years from one generation to another. I
treasure the candlestick holders of my
great-grandmothers and the pocket watch collection
of my father, which I will pass down one day to my
children. I hope this tradition will continue on
to many generations. 

Heirlooms are special treasures of the past that
make you feel good when you look at them and bring
out memories and stories of loved ones. Although
we hold on to our families treasures for many
years, most people in the West don't have a clue
of any ancestor practice. Ancestor practice is a
ritual that is based on the belief that deceased
family members have a continued existence, takes
an interest in the affairs of the world, and
possesses the ability to influence the fortune of
the living. Its goal is to ensure the ancestors'
continued well-being and positive disposition
towards the living, and sometimes to ask for
special favors or assistance. The social or
nonreligious function of ancestor worship is "to
cultivate kinship values like filial piety, family
loyalty, and continuity of the family lineage. 

When I was in acupuncture school many years ago, I
went to the grave site of my ancestors and asked
for their help to move me into a passion to be
able to help more people. My Qigong practices are
one of the ways that I help people reach their
full potential.

Open up to your full potential and get going on
your Qigong practices.
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
 
 
Dr. Wu Dhiancient practices 

What’s the Meaning of this New Moon?

July 5th, 2016
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The New Moon on Monday, 4th July 2016, is in

Gemini. It represents the end of one cycle and the

beginning of a new 28-day cycle; we have 12 moons

in a calendar-year. This is the ideal time to make

a fresh start and declare your independence. Make

a list of the things you want to get done in the

next two weeks before the Full Moon. You wouldn’t

start a trip if you had no idea where you were

going. Your to-do list will give you a map of what

needs to be started now and what needs to be

finished. The New Moon is the perfect time to get

the ball rolling in the right direction.

Full Moon

Full Moon

The next Full

Moon is on the 19th of July, it’s called the Buck

Moon or Thunder Moon by the early Native

Americans. Bucks begin to grow new antlers at this

time. On the other hand, it was also known as the

Thunder Moon because thunderstorms are so frequent

during this month. The Native Americans did not

record time by using the months of the Julian or

Gregorian calendar, but kept track of time by

observing the seasons and lunar months.

Many cultures throughout the world have Thunder

Gods and strongly believe around thunder and

lightning. Some Japanese parents tell their

children to hide their bellybuttons during

thunderstorms. This is due to a folk belief that

Raijin is sometimes credited with eating the

navels or abdomen of children when it thunders.

This year, the 4th of July, the Independence Day,

and the New Moon all arrive today. Set your goals,

begin your new projects, and declare your

independence from procrastination, laziness, and

sloth.

Get your Qi Gong going today. Download the Qi Gong

Bundle and get some amazing Qi Gong practices

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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

The Best Way To Stay Hydrated All Summer

June 29th, 2016
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Keep your system hydrated.The Best Way To Stay Hydrated All Summer

It’s HOT all over the USA, and Florida is hot and

humid. This is the time of the year that people

get dehydrated.

Water makes up at least two-thirds of the human

body, hence, if you are not watering it look out.

Water plays a large part in your normal bodily

functions, such as lubricating your joints and

eyes, keeping your skin healthy by eliminating

toxins, and proper digestion. Once the water in

your body is reduced, it needs to be replaced. An

imbalance between the salts and sugar in your body

can affect your health both mentally and

physically. If your body has lost one to two

percent of its entire water content, you will feel

thirsty, a sign that you need to replenish the

lost liquids.

Dehydration happens when you have lost too much

water by working in the heat, playing sports, and

even lovemaking, if it’s too hot. I am not a fan

of hot yoga, reason being too much heat injures

the heart and the fire-water yin-yang balance.

Mild dehydration can easily be treated but, if it

reaches extreme levels, it can be life-threatening

and will require immediate medical attention.

Signs and symptoms of dehydration include

tiredness, dry skin, headache, constipation,

irritability and confusion, sunken eyes, and fear.

When we get dehydrated, we lose minerals, and then

our muscles cramp which causes pain and loss of

sleep. When you are over-heated, you have to stay

hydrated even if you hate drinking water. I hear

that just about every day, “Doc, I hate drinking

water or I know I should drink more water.” There

are many foods that you can start eating daily to

keep your system hydrated. Apples have an 86%

water content and tomatoes even more. Strawberries

also have a lot of water in them as well as

watermelon, cantaloupe, zucchini, celery, and

cucumbers. In Chinese medicine, we use the white

part of the watermelon rind and that really helps

to keep you hydrated and it is good in salads. I

also recommend peaches, plums, pears, and sweet

potatoes. Chronic dehydration may affect your

organs and result in kidney stones, cholesterol

problems, constipation, and liver problems as well

as joint and muscle damage.

If you are not aware of it, Qi Gong will balance

your yin and yang. Get a hold of the Flying Crane

Qi Gong program and start practicing today.

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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

Your Roots are the Key to Your Practice

June 29th, 2016
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Your Roots are the Key to Your Practice

Father’s day was all about love,health and fun. I have returned to the land where I was reared. This is the land of the Chippewa and Ottawa Indians. You probably have heard of Chief Pontiac and, to my surprise, a tribe called the Miami Indians. Miami Indians are the Algonquin people, how interesting to me, now that I live in Miami. The Miami Indians believed that Manitous roamed the world and could take the form of humans and animals. The source of the Manitou’s power was known as the Kitchi Manitou, and was often equated with the sun, although the Kitchi Manitou was apparently not considered to be inanimate. From youth, women and, particularly, men were instructed to seclude themselves, fast, and try to contact a Manitou in a dream. Once contacted, a Manitou became the individual’s guardian spirit, giving the person power in return for respect and sacrifices. Feasts were given and public and private sacrifices of food or tobacco were made to gain power from or appease specific Manitous. The Shamans were considered to be closer to Manitous than ordinary people and could gain power from them either to heal or to kill. Shamans also participated in the Midewiwin and in unabashed displays of their strength: they would fight and kill each other using supernatural power to throw bones, shells, and other charmed objects into the adversary and then try to bring the dead back to life. As I walked through the woods amongst the huge oak trees, I found a clearing to practice my ritual Qi Gong. I dropped my energy and got in touch with my roots internally and feeling the physically energy, the power and strength of the forest, the lakes, and the energy of the native people. Want to tune in more to your roots and inner nature? Get tuned in. I have put together a downloadable Qi Gong bundle that you can get instantly. http://rechargingqigong.com/qigong-video-bundle.html I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and Happiness. Dr. Wu Dhi

I believe that ancient tribal cultures
have important lessons to teach the
rest of the world about the intercon-
nectedness of all living things and the
simple fact that our very existence is
dependent upon the natural world we
are rapidly destroying.
-Wilma Mankiller- Your Roots

Summer Solstice Self-Love

June 24th, 2016
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Summer Solstice Self-Love

It’s June 22nd and summer is here. The summer

solstice just happened, and the days are getting

longer. I am just returning to South Florida, and

it’s HOT and humid here. I guess I’ve forgotten

for a moment how hot a Florida summer can be. I

was in Michigan last week, and it was in the

mid-sixties, perfect for doing my Qi gong

practices. I visited my kids and went to a

beautiful summer day wedding in the park. The

reception was a fun picnic with music, dancing,

and the celebration of love and happiness to the

newlyweds and to everyone who was there.

Recently, one of my students came to me, and said,

I am no longer in love with my husband, and I

feel ashamed and guilty for not loving him

anymore. She asked me to tell her what love was

to me. I had to think about that, and I looked it

up on the Internet. Here is something that I

found.

Summer Solstice For

example, we may care for our partner as long as we

feel that he or she makes us happy. When we no

longer feel our partner is able to give us

happiness, we find fault in him or her and lose

our caring mind. This mind that wishes for

happiness from others is called attachment, and

causes a lot of problems in our romantic and

personal relationships.

When our personality is dominated by desire, we

are never satisfied with what we have. She asked

me, What should I do now? I told her that she

first needed to love herself. Make a list of all

the things that you like about yourself: what

makes you happy, what makes you feel good about

yourself, the things you like about your physical

appearance, what have you accomplished in the last

ten years, what education you have, what are your

best qualities, how many friends do you have, how

many people love you, why do you think they love

you, what are you grateful for, what is funny to

you, what makes you laugh and smile, who are the

kind people you know, and who are your heroes.

All these questions will start to redirect the

mind back to balance and love of oneself.

Sometimes, we forget that if we want to be happy

and in love, we have to love ourselves first. If

you don’t love you, why would someone else love

you? I get up every morning and practice my Qi

gong and practice my meditation. Who do I do it

for? ME. It’s a form of self-love and gratefulness

for who I am and what I have.

Practice gratitude. You, yourself, and all you

have, and you will love yourself more and more. I

suggest you start with an easy-to-learn Qi gong,

The Flying Crane Qi Gong. It will change patterns

and habits, and this is a form of deep self-love.

Get a copy now and start practicing.

http://rechargingqigong.com/flying-crane-qi-gong.html

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi