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This sounds like a valid experience since I personally have friends who have had similar experiences with Bodhisattva sightings. When I gave my wife her first Oneness Blessing she reported seeing a woman dressed in ancient Chinese attire. Our medical clairvoyant later told us that my wife had seen the goddess Tara during that experience and it had way more importance than it having anything to do with Buddhist belief about Tara. Tara then demonstrated a qigong form for my wife, who at that time, had never seen any qigong. I was rather envious. Then a good friend of mine had his sister attend a Oneness Blessing event for the first time, and she saw Kwan Yin floating on a cloud. Kwan Yin then instructed her in a qigong form. This woman had no prior experience in qigong.

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Very simple to do with the correct instruction and a little practice. Others will answer your question with details, I am sure. The breathing is worth learning because the experiences from FP are unique compared to other qigong systems, in my experience.

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Lo222, I worked as a clinical psychologist for 30 years and while doing Flying Phoenix or any of the other 100 different qigong methods that I tried I was not aware of any effects from qigong while working with people. FP practitioners who are more sensitive than I, might notice otherwise. How a specific qigong method effects someone is always an individual sort of experience, for the most part. But I can say that I did tangibly notice that FP produces a different sensation of Qi than any other qigong method. That seems to be the consensus of opinion.

Processing true feelings until the pain ultimately changes to joy is a method from ancient India that few people, including psychotherapists, know about. So interesting to hear that it happened spontaneously as a result of Flying Phoenix. Feelings that have not been completely felt get trapped in our energy bodies and this impedes the flow of Qi. Doing FP is more comfortable than making the unconscious conscious via psychotherapy. Much cheaper too! Sounds like you had a Divine assisted transformation.

No need to experiment with the shirt since you are already feeling the Qi. I had posted several years ago that when doing certain FP movements when bringing my hands and arms down it felt like I had to use a little bit of effort because there was this tangible force of energy like a pillow of energy that my hands had to move thru to get all the way back down to my lap. No other qigong method that I have tried resulted in that kind of tangible energy field. The slower the movements, the stronger the detection of Qi from all of Doo Wai's qigong. It's quite unique. The only drawback is the great amount of time it takes to perform FP because there are so many different meditations and some of them can take 20 minutes just for one meditation. Takes dedication that I no longer have. But good stuff for sure.

Eduardo, that info about Fragrant Qigong and pericardium, and too much yang Qi is interesting. I usually have blood pressure readings in the normal range all my life. Age 74 but have had recent BP at 97, 103, etc. But at times it goes much higher, and I was suspecting that this could be due to Fragrant Qigong. I have not noticed anything significant from Fragrant Qigong, so lately I have been thinking it is time to drop it and pick up a different qigong form. So am glad to read your post about it.

The only way to know if the plant is improved from your FP practice is to do a scientific method experiment like I did in 1976 using water charged by my pyramid generator to keep a rose alive longer than another rose sitting in uncharged tap water. You will need 2 identical plants, same size, same species. Place one in room where you do FP. Other plant would have to be in a different room but it would also have to be exposed to the same amount of light as in your FP room to prevent confounding variables. Even without the experiment I know that FP produces an energy field. When I used to do FP I could feel the chi between the outside of my arms and the space in between the long sleeves of my shirt, provided that I was wearing a shirt made of cotton, as opposed to syntheitic material such as polyester.

I see more and more teachers doing the streaming, more income that way. For those who prefer DVDs but have newer computers that no longer have built in DVD players, such as all laptops, no need to despair. I recently bought a small DVD/CD player for computers that works great and only costs $29. But streaming is nice and does not take up space on computers like downloads do. Streaming is like renting.

I was thinking about going back and doing Celestial Qigong which I tried briefly several years ago. But first I had it tested today by my medical clairvoyant. The results showed it would do very little for me other than cleansing of the meridians in the abdominal area, and even that would not be very strong. He gave it a 2.5 rating on a scale of 1-5. I had him compare it to Fragrant Qigong which came out to be 4.5 out of possible 5. I have been doing Fragrant Qigong for the past 6 months and not ready to learn level 2 of Fragrant Qigong so I asked him to see what level one does for me, and what level two would do for me. Level one showed to be for opening the first chakra and getting the energy to go upward via the spinal centers. It is mainly for the purpose of cleansing so the energy can then move upward. He saw level 2 as sending Kundalini up the spine to reach and expand the upper chakras. So level one is seen as a preparation and level 2 is for consciousness expansion. That was an interesting test result because the clairvoyant knows nothing about Fragrant Qigong, yet he was correct in what he described because I have read that level 2 is more for consciousness/spiritual.

Yes, several years ago I wrote to Robert and he was kind of enough to attach a download for the music which I appreciated the most from what he composed for the Flying Phoenix series.

There is also the Medicine Buddha chant that can be used. But whenever I did Flying Phoenix Chi Kung I thought the music that was on each of the DVDs was the perfect sound to accompany the movements. After looking at over 100 different Qigong DVDs so far, I still believe that the Flying Phoenix series of DVDs is the best production of them all. A total work of art at the highest level, reflecting the consciousness of Sifu Terry and that of the music composer. I don't have a strong affinity for any kind of music, probably because I am so left brained, but I do find the Flying Phoenix music to be mesmerizing.

That's good that you pointed out that some kinds of qigong should not be practiced when ill. Because it is not true that all qigong should be avoided when ill. I was laid up in bed for over a week several years ago from a nasty virus that I could not get rid of. I was told to practice the qigong that I had been doing for several hours that day and that I would be healed by the next day. So I did qigong for almost 4 hours and when I woke up the next day the virus was healed. I have also read where Sifu Terry has done a lot of qigong at the first sign of a cold and that has helped get rid of the cold.

Good information to know, thank you for the corrections of my understanding. I have heard of Ron Hoffman. I knew someone who had the Tidal Wave video and I tried the method for a few minutes and knew that it was very unpleasant to perform and never tried it again. Hard to believe that in the past it has been hijacked form Clyman, repackaged, and then sold for several thousand dollars per DVD in some foreign countries.

That would make for an interesting experiment. Broadcast remote energy to a bona fide psychic sensitive in a double bind format by not having the receiver know which format you were sending the energy from, machine or diagram. Then have the receiver report what they experienced when energy was supposed to have been sent.

Hi Johnny, When I had a Skype session with John Dolic a few years ago he did mention his time with the Tian family. But I don't recall if he had at that time changed his mind about Master Tian's dead or disappeared status. I do know that I changed my mind after reading the report on the charges against the Tian family for collecting his pension after he died from liver cancer. They were charged with creating the story that he simply disappeared in 1995, I think the year was. The son in the family was then put in prison for awhile. John did tell me that when he visited the Tian family, the master was not there.

There is a company called Soundswest.com that produces a radionics machine that is software which you download to your computer, and it is a very simple radionics machine that you use for human and animal healing. The witness is a picture, name, and birthdate that place inside your earphones. You then just have to select a few dials. You then select one of 10 different pre-set categories of symptoms to heal, then think or state your intention for healing of the person you are sending the treatment to, and then turn on the activate button, and the machine sends the frequencies along with broadcasting the intention for healing that you stated. I had no experience with radionics so I was skeptical of this. But I bought the download and initially sent a healing treatment to my medical clairvoyant who can see and sense energies in the physical body and the energy bodies that we have. He reported that he could actually feel the healing going on, and he said that this machine/software, was actually working, and I could have confidence in using it to treat myself and others. It is called RadionX. It is worth reading about it on their website, or just type, RadionX in your search bar.

Yes, I got those dates wrong, Master Tian died in 1995. Edgar Cayce, of course, died in 1945.

I would be careful not to judge the effectiveness of Clayman's methods with the personality of Clayman. People would not be paying him big dollars for things that don't work. Remember, Clyman did not create the Stick Man method. A very well known Tai Chi-Qigong master in Chicago area brought out this method. He was Clyman's teacher. Waysun Lao.

I practice Fragrant Qigong, this is my second time picking it up. I too was skeptical when I learned that the master died of liver cancer. But then I read that energy healers treating large numbers of people tend to die early. This makes sense if they are using up their pre-natal Qi to heal others. Edgar Cayce was warned in 1945 to limit the number of psychic readings in order to preserve his health. But he did not do that and died in his 60's that year due to the great demand on his services because of the war going on.

That's great news about the digital downloads since we all know that they have stopped making laptops that have DVD players. I recently read that the next thing to eliminate will be the jack for earphones, they want you to buy Bluetooth earphones.

I saw the course on his crappy, amateur, very poor quality video transferred to DVD. It consists of a static position he calls stickman while you visualize chi going to certain places and you have to think of multiple things at the same time. Doing this for 3 hours would drive me crazy so I made no attempt to try to learn it. I agree that people should not confuse this method with the abrasive, inflated ego of Gary Clyman. It is based on Waysun Liao's methods and Gary probably tweaked it. And why it is so expensive is probably based on ego and greed.

Thanks for the reply! Wow, 1-2 hours a day of qigong is not hard to do at all. I was thinking that it was taking you several hours a day to do Flying Phoenix. Your post is making me think that it might be worthwhile for me to go back to doing a significant amount of FP. You have laid out a good sounding routine. I cannot learn the long form, it is too much for me to memorize at my advanced age, and I don't have the MSW long form, but I can do the rest of the regime that you posted. Very glad to hear you are healing. If Sifu Terry says that the brain lobes are effected by FP, that is good enough for me because that kind of claim would come from his direct experience of feeling exactly where the Qi is going in his body.