Qi Gong Junkie

Today, one of my students wrote to me. This is what he said:
> “DR. Wu Dhi, I purchased your DVD around Christmas time.
> I would like to report to you some of my findings with your program
> Flying Crane Qigong program. After a week my hands
> beganto tingle (nice).
> I’ve had it around 3 weeks now and I practice every day.
> Except I don’t do it on all weekend,
> just sometimes. It’s now been an hour or two ago since
> I performed my last set of the Flying Crane Qigong and let
> me tell you this.
> My hand meridians are wide open.
> I feel like there’s big magnets in each hand!
> I feel like my hands are pulling in Qi plus the tingly
> feeling goes all the way up both arms,
> this stuff is truly AMAZING! THANKS!”
>
> He isn’t the first student to report some incredible results
> from practicing Flying Crane Qigong, and I am sure Terry
> will not be the last one either.
> Let me give you a little insight to what’s happening to him.
>
> Our hands have many meridians running through them.
> The thumb is where the lung meridian ends.
> The index finger is the beginning of the large intestine
> meridian, the pericardium (the sack around the heart) begins
> at the nipple ends at the middle finger.
> The ring finger is where the triple warmer starts.
>
> THE TRIPLE WARMER IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE THERMO
> REGULATOR.
>
> THE UPPER BURNER ASSOCIATED WITH THE LUNGS AND
> HEART (RESPIRATORY;
>
> THE MIDDLE BURNER WITH THE STOMACH, SPLEEN, LIVER AND
> GALLBLADDER (DIGESTIVE AND ASSIMILATIVE);
>
> THE LOWER BURNER WITH THE REPRODUCTIVE
> AND ELIMINATING ORGANS. THE TRIPLE WARMER GOVERNS
> THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM, THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM,
> BASIC DRIVES, AND APPETITE BALANCE.
> IT IS ALSO ASSOCIATED WITH FAMILY OR SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP
> DYNAMICS.
>
> THE TRIPLE WARMER HAS AN INFLUENTIAL TASK COORDINATING
> THE BODILY FUNCTIONS IN THE TRUNK. THE INTERNAL BRANCH IS
> CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE PSYCHIC CHANNELS OF THE BODY
> AND IS A DIRECT CONNECTION TO THE INTUITION).
>
> The pinky finger has the end of the heart meridian on the palm
> side of the hand and the small intestine meridian starts .1 cun*
> posterior to the corner of the nail on the ulnar side of the
> little finger.
> There is a whole bunch going on in the hand. When you start
> to move Qi the hands respond rather quickly.
>
> When I first started to practice some 30 years ago, I had no
> idea how powerful of an exercise it could be.
>
> Before my discovery of Qi Gong, I was practicing many
> different kinds of yoga,like Hatha, Kundalini and Tantra.
> I thought I was really open from all of the meditation and
> hours spent doing yoga.
>
> But after I met my Qi Gong Master and started practicing
> Qigong I was blown away.
>
> The first thing I noticed was my hands opening and all the
> Qi in my entire body was surging like a ragging river after
> the snow melted in spring.
>
> Within weeks my energy jumped more than it did in years
> of constant yoga.
>
> I was definitely hooked on Qi Gong!
>
> Since that time I have been practicing daily.
> I’ve written two books on Qi Gong
>
> The “Recharging Qigong” and “Turn Stress into Power”.
> I have produced many DVD’s on Flying Crain Qi Gong
> as well as many other Qi Gong and meditation practices.
> In fact a few years ago, I completed the doctoral program in
> Medical Qi Gong.
>
> I guess that makes me a Qi Gong junky.
>
> The power of Qi gong has made a great difference in my life.
> Last year I visited a health clinic in Switzerland. My purpose
> of going there was to intern in European Biological medicine
> with Dr.Thomas Rau and to have my body tuned up with all
> the European tests and get the treatments.
>
> To my pleasant surprise all the tests that I took at the famous
> Paracelsus Klinik showed that my bodies aging process had
> been delayed by more than 15 years.
>
> YES! This stuff Works.
>
> So if you want to slow down the aging process in your body
> and mind, order a copy of Flying Crane Qi Gong
> http://rechargingqigong.com/flying-crane-qi-gong.html
> today and rediscover the younger you.
>
> I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and Happiness
>
> Dr Wu Dhi
>
> *The cun is a measurement relative to the patients’ body that is
> used to find acupuncture points.
> Generally speaking one cun is equal to the space between the distal
> interphalangeal joint and the
> proximal interphalangeal joint on the middle finger.
>
> —
> Dr. Wu Dhi
>