Breath to Qi: Going Beyond the Physical
Once you’ve breached the barrier between the physical breath and the qi-breath – which is like passing through an invisible membrane into a slightly different reality – you can begin to pull the qi out of the air that you breathe. Daoist breathing starts with engaging...
What Is Foundational Qigong?
Foundational Qigong includes the core exercises and key component practices of the Energy Arts System. Four Core Exercises The three training levels that comprise Foundational Qigong allow students to establish and grow their practice of four essential component...
Energy Arts System: New 8-Level Qigong Curriculum
Instructor Certification and Opening up the Lineage Track of Study By Paul Cavel Anyone who has trained the Energy Arts System knows first-hand that the material is deep, spans a wide range of internal techniques, and therefore, advancement can be slow-going. The...
Heaven and Earth Qigong: Mind and Qi Become One
Part Two of Two (Click here for Part 1) By Paul Cavel Wood Element Qigong In China it is quite common to find many different forms called the same or very similar names because it’s the underlying methodology that provides the basis for the reference–not a set of...
Heaven and Earth Qigong: Heal Your Body and Awaken Your Qi
Part One of Two (Click here for Part 2) By Paul Cavel Stress and tension have a way of building up and compounding over the years. Many people feel tired and drained because their body does not get enough of what it needs to properly repair and rest. They are...Three Levels of Fundamental Neigong Training
By Senior Energy Arts Instructor Paul Cavel Although internal arts practice and the process of embodying ever-deeper layers of neigong is a lifetime pursuit for the most dedicated practitioners, at each increment of advancement, the associated health benefits increase...
Bagua: Why Practice This Old and Obscure Art? Part 2/2
By Senior Instructor Paul Cavel Single Palm Change and Beyond In the first part of this article, we left off discussing the minimalist’s camp—doing nothing and being absolutely content—but how do you get there? Once you have an understanding of and become... Bagua: Why Practice This Old and Obscure Art? Part 1/2
By Senior Instructor Paul Cavel Bagua zhang is a pure Taoist energy art primarily practised by those interested in the I Ching or Taoism—having been derived as a physical manifestation to realize the teachings of the I Ching. That is, ba gua is an embodiment of the...View Our Best-Selling Programs
