| Light Work, HingGong--the Practice of lightness |
How does one cultivate such Light
Work?
Explore by taking each step with
a sense of lightness of being. The unbearable lightness of being
is the sensation of experiencing the sense of radiance and uplifting quality
of Light Work.
Does Taiji Quan include such Light
Work?
Yes, From Master Yang Lu Chan's
own biographical information, he deleting jumps and aerial kicks
from the Taiji form to fit the weaken state of health of the 13th manchurian
prince. In such gentrification of the Yang family Taiji form, the
intrinsic training of Light Work becomes hidden. Though, as I have
witness several great Taiji masters, their movement all retain the ethereal
lightness like clouds floating across the blue horizon.
How does cultivate Light
Work benefit my health?
As we age, our organs--especially
the intestines start to sag. We begin to develop the middle age pouch
which some Taiji practitioners with a sense of humor call it Qi Belly.
This pouch is actually the guts spilling out like noddles of the pelvic
cavity and accumulation of fatty tissues. Light Work reverses such
sagging of the organs and also stimulates the flow of the seminal essence
to rise up the spine into the brain. This reversal of downward spiral
of aging and degeneration is the heart of Neidan, inner alchemy.
INTRIGUE? Good! Now you
can begin the fun journey of investigation of Lightness of being in your
daily life. LIGTHEN UP.
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