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Lower dantian

I’ve been practicing qigong and neigong for around 4 years now. My results are an active dantian, which heats up a lot during practice, and sometimes my wife has felt electric when she places her hand on it. In terms of being able to emit qi myself, nothing major yet, just a little heat from the hands. The eventual goal will be to emit qi and be able to heal like these masters: I have met two masters who are able to do this, one is a TCM doctor in Singapore and the other is a Sufi healer and Sheikh in London. Here is a video of the Sheikh emitting qi into my wife: Here he is providing treatment to one of his students:

This usually means no

Please no

I think it is a good idea, as long as we stick to what is generally accepted as neidan, not everyone’s personal interpretation of it. Accepting the differences of each specific lineage or text’s definition of neidan is fine and healthy, but when it becomes everyone’s individual idea of what they think it is, things will get messy.

Don’t worry, I’m also trolling too with my comment

People can use whatever words and say whatever they want outside of neidan, but if you are talking about neidan, use the correct terminology and meanings

I can’t tell who is trolling and who isn’t anymore

Well, we could ask

I’m talking about “zhen qi” 真气

So with this very limited experience we are expected to trust what you say about neidan?

I just can’t imagine practicing qigong or tai chi for decades and not ever feeling qi. Surely the thought that there might be something wrong with whatever you are practicing must have occurred once.

I will call you Dragon from now on

He believes qi is just air or breath