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@Cobie
You have been always a great help. Thanks!

I had forgotten all about this already. From my four decades of Taiji practice, that is exactly what I have discovered through modern science before I found this testimony. Indeed, modern science speaks for itself. Tao always prevail. Let nature take its course!

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28 minutes ago, Cobie said:

吐(tu) is to breathe with the abdomen fully contracted inward.
吶(na) is to breathe with the abdomen fully expanded outward.

Let me rephrase that.

28 minutes ago, Cobie said:

吐(tu) is to exhale with the abdomen fully contracted inward.
納(na) is to inhale with the abdomen fully expanded outward.

This the normal way for abdominal breathing.

 

For reverse abdominal breathing is the opposite.

吐(tu) is to inhale with the abdomen fully contracted inward.
納(na) is to exhale with the abdomen fully expanded outward.


Note:
Sorry, I was confused about the two characters.
Please correct the 吶(na) character to 納(na); to absorb.

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Hi CD, I have changed my post to the link. That way you will be able to make all necessary changes. :)  
 

 

 

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8 hours ago, Cobie said:

 


Hi CD, I have changed my post to the link. That way you will be able to make all necessary changes. :) 
 

 

 

Hi, Cobie
Thanks! I cannot make changes under ReturnDragon.

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