Today one of my dear Qi Gong student wrote to me.
He said, “Dr. Wu Dhi I purchased your DVD (6) Months ago, and I am happy to report to you some of my findings with your Flying Crane Qigong Program.
After a week of Your Training, my hands began to tingle; that was really nice because I could feel the Energy Flowing through my body! I have been doing the program now for just a few days short of a month, and I practice every day.
I Just finished my last set of the Flying Crane Qigong; and I feel so Alive and Energetic that I have to drop you a note to say so!
My hand Meridians are wide open!
*I feel like there’s a 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 in a very short time, from practicing Flying Crane Qigong, and I’m sure he will not be the last.
Let me give you a little insight as to what is happening to Terry.
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 and 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. *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 practicing some 30 years ago, I had no idea how powerful of an exercise this was!
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. 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 Raging River!
Within weeks; my Energy jumped more than it did in years of doing Yoga consistently. 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!
A few years ago I visited a Health Clinic in Switzerland. My purpose of going there was to intern in European Biological Medicine with Dr. Thomas Rau. I also wanted to have my body tuned up with all the European tests and treatments! To my surprise; all the tests that I took at this famous Paracelsus Klinik, showed that my body’s Aging Process had been delayed by more than 15 years!
YES indeed; this stuff really Works. So if you want to slow down the Aging Process in your Body and Mind, pick up a copy of The Flying Crane Qi Gong> https://rechargingqigong.com/flying-crane-qi-gong.html> and you can rediscover the Younger you.
I wish you the Best in your Health, Wealth & Happiness!
Dr Wu Dhi
P.S. *The cun is a measurement relative to the patient’s 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.
Sherwood S. Swartz AP, MMQ.
