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Balance Your Energy. by Raman Handa
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Balance Your Energy. |
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Education,Spiritual,Public Speaking
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Qigong is the study of energy. Qi means energy and gong (short for gong fu) means time and effort. Therefore, qigong is the study of energy that takes time and effort. I teach internal qigong, known as Neigong. This system is called stillness-movement and has as one of its components, a movement system known as ‘Gift of Tao’. Scientists may refer to this as static-dynamic neigong. This system is very powerful; it removes the mental from the equation, allowing us direct access to energetics. This direct access allows us to actually raise the vibrational frequency of our energy bodies. This process increases our personal awareness and has the great ‘side-effect’ of enhancing our health; we feel better and have less sick days. In fact, most people who practise this method do not get common cold. When we practise the stillness-movement and Gift of Tao, we raise our energy body vibration and balance our own internal energy. This process helps us to be able to tune into all energy and gives us the ability to manipulate that energy. When someone has an imbalance of energy flow or a stagnation of the body’s internal energy flow, we can utilise energy manipulation to remove that stagnation and balance the body’s internal energy flow. Energy stagnation can be caused by any type of trauma or an organ energy imbalance. For example, pain is a direct stagnation of energy. We remove that stagnation and the pain goes away. This concept sounds rather bizarre to people who have never studied medical qigong, but in the clinic, we practitioners get 100 per cent results in healing a person’s pain. Truth is truth no matter what culture it comes from. I have only studied the surface of Ayurvedic medicine but I do believe that many of the concepts of all forms of medicine have parallels. For instance, Taoist Medicine can, from a Western medicine concept, be looked upon as a form of neurology. Taoist medicine utilises medical qigong qi projection through the body’s nerve synapses. Therefore, it is really a practical method of balancing out the neurological system of the body. For instance, a nerve is ‘telling’ a muscle to contract, the muscle contracts which puts more pressure on the nerve ‘telling’ the muscles to contract...this is a cycle that causes pain. When we treat this type of situation with Taoist Medicine, we send qi through the nerve synapse and tell the muscles to relax and resume their normal state of being. We also, through this system, attempt to balance whatever condition that caused the nerve to be agitated; Taoist Medicine is a neuro-energetic method of helping the body achieve homoeostasis or metabolic equilibrium. It is very difficult to convey, in words, the meaning of some of the concepts I teach because the concepts are non-linear while words are linear. They must be experienced by the practitioner on a personal basis. Brain activities which have a measurable frequency are ‘linear’. Intention is an example of this activity. Visualisation is an example of this activity. Both of these terms utilise a time-oriented starting and ending point. However, the word intent is non-linear. With intent, manifestations occur by utilising energy. Intent is used as a noun. It is a quantum level event that transcends time and space. It is potentially instantaneous with no limitation on amplitude. When we do a treatment with our medical qigong method, we set our intent then manipulate energy so there is an outcome. In other words, the outcome is dependent on both energy and intent. Practically speaking, we find this approach to be much more powerful in efficacy than utilising a mind-body approach such as visualisation. In this aspect, we can definitely say that stillness-movement, medical qigong is not a mind-body approach to healing but rather a direct energetic approach. ‘Stopping the world’ means that all students of this system reach a point where they can absolutely tune into the moment. I can give an example of how this ties in with brain waves. In a sleep lab, we did an experiment where they monitored my brain waves as I stood to do stillness-movement neigong. The brain waves were very quickly dampened. The stillness-movement ‘state of being’ is tuned into the moment of the moment with absolutely no distractions. To sum up this state into a short description is to say ‘stopping the world’. Medical Qigong is the utilisation of energy for healing others. The Chinese call this Wei Qi Liao Fa which translates to healing with external energy. Michael Lomax has 30 years of clinical experience with Chinese Medical Therapeutics and is internationally recognised for his work in medical qigong and Taoist Medicine. However, energetic healing is not that easy. “There are many techniques within medical qigong which require much time and effort in order to learn. Before we can learn medical qigong, we must practise methods such as ‘Gift of the Tao’ movements, stillness-movement and internal Neigong for ourselves for a long period of time,” he says. In the book, A Light Warrior’s Guide to High Level Energy Healing: Medical Qigong & a Shaman’s Healing Vision, he says, our energetic awareness is directly proportional to our understanding and relationship to all that is. “The process involved to awaken ourselves to this energetic awareness is the practice of high level Neigong (internal qigong) and how amazing and non-linear this process can be.” Three Types Of Practitioners 1. Low level practitioner works on all things pertaining to the body. 2. Mid level practitioner works not only with the body but with the mind. 3. High level practitioner works within Tao with only one goal — to help a person achieve her destiny, the aim of Taoist Medicine. When we do a treatment with our medical qigong method, we set our intent, then manipulate energy so there is an outcome. the outcome is dependent on both energy and intent
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