Tribe.net. Local Connections achanceperson http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/142d7eeb-ee51-4039-b30f-84aae37f010e 2009-08-25T18:03:12Z 2009-08-25T18:03:12Z

<div>Just got the new version of the Tian Gong Tribe up and running! <br/> <br/> <br/>Tian Gong is a Qi Gong school for energy &amp; spiritual healing. A place where body, mind &amp; soul work together, we offer weekly classes, practice groups, energy transmissions &amp; workshop intensives to accelerate personal growth &amp; development. This unique form of Qi Gong incorporates meditation, physical movement, sound healing, Eastern &amp; Western spiritual wisdom &amp; ancient alchemical practices. <br/>Practicing Tian Gong Qi Gong helps to restore &amp; strengthen emotional, mental &amp; physical health &amp; balance. Even more importantly, Tian Gong distinguishes itself through intermediate &amp; advanced courses which lead students to a deeper understanding of karma, reincarnation &amp; soul health. Teachings are based on Eastern philosophy grounded in 8,000 years of wisdom passed down by sages &amp; ancient cultures around the world, as well as new Universal messages. <br/> <br/>With a mission to provide global humanitarian relief aid and a curriculum that emphasizes energy-based environmental sustainability, social philanthropy and disaster relief skills, we hope that anyone interested in changing the world for the better will find a home in your heart here — because finding your inner peace will lead the world to global peace. <br/> <br/>Come to one of our group practices! <br/> <br/>Berkeley <br/>7:30 - 9 pm, every Tuesday <br/>Rudramandir, a Center for Spirituality and Healing <br/>830 Bancroft Way, Lotus Room #114 <br/> <br/>San Francisco <br/>7 - 8:30pm, every Tuesday <br/>300 Bella Vista Way <br/> <br/>Santa Cruz <br/>7 - 8:30 pm, every Thursday <br/>The Garden Sanctuary, 3070 Prather Lane, Soquel, CA 95065 <br/> <br/>Sebastopol <br/>7-8:30pm, every Tuesday <br/>Sebastopol Center for the Arts, 6780 Depot St, Sebastopol, CA 95472 <br/> <br/>Call 510-883-1920 for info about classes in Marin, San Diego, San Mateo, Sacramento, and Union City. <br/> <br/>See our flier and website for upcoming events and workshops! <br/>www.TianGong.org</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

achanceperson 2009-08-25T18:03:12Z Sehba http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/aa945029-1444-4292-8d04-2496cd7aba7c 2009-04-19T18:30:25Z 2009-04-19T18:30:25Z

<div>We warmly welcome you to: <br/> <br/>COME and LEARN WUDANG FIVE ANIMAL QIGONG <br/> <br/>Wudang Mountain is the cradle of Wudang internal exercise. Over hundreds of years Ancient Wudang Monks have developed this group of internal practices which combine physical fitness, internal work, attack &amp; defense into one. <br/> <br/> <br/>Wudang Five Animal Qigong is one of the most important exercises practiced by Wudang Taoists. Historically Wudang Taoists were required to practice these five forms daily. This practice is comprised of five major forms including Tortoise, Snake, Dragon, Tiger &amp; Crane. This grouping of forms is derived from some of the most powerful &amp; treasured creatures in traditional Chinese culture. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>Taught by Master Zhong Xue Caho "Master Bing" 15th Generation Disciple of Wudang Sanfeng Kungfu <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>May 9-10, 10am - 4pm <br/> <br/>Course Cost is $180 - $200 sliding scale. <br/> <br/>Seminar is bieng held at <br/>Precious Life Wellness Village located in downtown Berkeley. <br/> <br/>2116 Berkeley Way <br/>Berkeley, CA 94704 <br/>510.841.5433 <br/> <br/>preciouslifewellness.com <br/>wudangdao.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

Sehba 2009-04-19T18:30:25Z eric http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/b9bfb64a-2f45-481f-a556-393599e4e677 2009-01-22T01:18:45Z 2007-10-01T20:48:50Z

<div>Has anyone read Unwinding the Belly by Allison Post and Steven Cavaliere? I'm almost finished with it and have found it very helpful. The authors are chi nei tsang practioners and massage therapists who have presented the techniques as a self-massage practice.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 4 replies </div>

eric 2007-10-01T20:48:50Z juliabreese http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/e3186a89-96b1-4ccf-bc23-78588acae463 2007-08-05T15:14:37Z 2007-01-12T05:07:53Z

<div>I just had this type of massage for the first time and was quite surpised by how much "energy" seemed to be moving around.... However now I am quite sore, as if I have done too much exercise. It is particularily sore around where my kidneys are. I think I might try to get ahold of the guy to ask some questions but I am just curious. Is this normal? I mean he barely even touched me so it isn't sore from a hard massage physically.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 5 replies </div>

juliabreese 2007-01-12T05:07:53Z DommeFemme http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/ab1025a6-943a-4f2f-b0b4-0352144126ed 2007-08-04T06:24:58Z 2007-08-04T06:24:58Z

<div>Does anyone know of a private practitioner in San Francisco??</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

DommeFemme 2007-08-04T06:24:58Z BridgeTime http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/77783d92-9c0b-48c8-9a5e-3231247fa9db 2007-01-09T02:13:57Z 2007-01-08T05:10:58Z

<div>In New York City we just had a man who almost died when he had an epilectic sesure and fell onto train tracks. A brave sould risked his life and jumped in and saved him. It was very heroic and it made me ask Can "Chi Nei Tsang" massage cure or heal epilepsy? <br/> <br/>If the answer is yes, why and how can the massage heal it? <br/> <br/>if anyone can answer this question that would be great. <br/> <br/>One love to all, <br/> <br/>Joshua <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 2 replies </div>

BridgeTime 2007-01-08T05:10:58Z jonfellman http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/2b84b67d-bf62-4d2d-a3bf-574cd8fc0348 2007-01-08T19:43:18Z 2006-07-13T02:37:07Z

<div>Hi I am an Acupuncturist/Hebalist/Bodyworker with over 13 yrs of experience. I would love to trade with someone who is very skilled in Chi Nei Tsang. I have studied a few different abdominally based bodywork modalities ( Chi Nei Tsang, Macrobotic Zen Shiatsu, Visceral Manipulation) find them very effective, and would love to get more treatment. I have an office in SF that we could work out of... <br/> <br/>Thanks, <br/> <br/>Jon Fellman, MSTCM, L.Ac. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 2 replies </div>

jonfellman 2006-07-13T02:37:07Z Tai Ji http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/d604dfa7-c71f-4582-8789-051b40ffc06d 2006-07-07T19:28:01Z 2006-07-07T19:28:01Z

<div>Any interests in Yang Style Tai Chi Hand/Sword Forms? <br/> <br/>Tai_Ji_Xin <br/>You may find more information from: <br/> <br/>http://tai-chi-for-health.blogspot.com/ <br/>http://tai-chi-sword.blogspot.com/ <br/>http://tai-chi-24-forms.blogspot.com/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

Tai Ji 2006-07-07T19:28:01Z BridgeTime http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/46ed4a1d-3bc0-46b1-a9da-0bf0a24c8897 2006-05-18T16:03:10Z 2006-01-24T22:03:03Z

<div>http://www.langara.bc.ca/prm/2004/love.html#lovetop <br/> <br/>This is such a great article I just wanted to share it. <br/> <br/>for more great info go to <br/> <br/>http://www.jadegoddess.com/ <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 2 replies </div>

BridgeTime 2006-01-24T22:03:03Z Hawk http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/799a712e-da8c-46b9-9b94-a1bf95b824b3 2006-05-13T23:20:37Z 2006-05-13T23:20:37Z

<div>Who provides Chi Nei Tsang in Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona? I am currently viewing a DVD entitled Chi Nei Tsang I: Internal Organs Massage by Mantak Chia. I would like to find a Chi Nei Tsang therapist who will help me become more healthy and energetic. Thanks to all for reading this. If you know a name, feel free to email me: phoenixcruiser@hotmail.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

Hawk 2006-05-13T23:20:37Z dwaynesgirl2005 http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/ebd12831-9392-4d10-84d4-5e223ad7dbf2 2006-01-23T21:58:45Z 2005-03-16T22:59:39Z

<div>... like I am, then you might find the following paragraphs to be of interest. Makes perfect sense to me. <br/> <br/>Energy blockages arising from organ obstructions and congestion in the abdomen can result in knots and tangles at the centre of the body’s vital functions, impeding the flow of Qi, the life-force or bioelectromagnetic field described by Deepak Chopra as energy-intelligence. Emotions such as fear, anger, anxiety, depression and worry are related to different organs. When the Qi of an internal organ is in a state of imbalance, it emanates toxic wind. Diagnosing the energetic condition, the Chi Nei Tsang practitioner uses intention and touch to influence the participant’s Qi and "chase the winds". <br/> <br/>Wind is an energetic vibration which, whether toxic or the vital source of life, enters the being through the "mountains", which include the pointed bones of the nose, coccyx, fingers, toes, knees and elbows. Winds drain out through "marshes" such as the anus, vagina, eye of the penis, pores of the skin, mouth, armpits, backs of knees and front of elbows. The mouth, navel, palm, sole and perineum are among the two-way conduits. A practitioner disperses or directs winds through marsh or mountain, often using supplementary meridians or points. <br/> <br/>When obstructed the internal organs store unhealthy energies than can overflow into other systems and manifest as negative emotions and sickness. In search of an outlet these toxic energies create a cycle of negativity and stress, festering in the organs and overflowing into the abdomen, the body’s garbage dump. The energetic centre of the body at the navel becomes congested and cut off from the rest of the body. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 2 replies </div>

dwaynesgirl2005 2005-03-16T22:59:39Z BridgeTime http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/6f28f8c1-dfcf-4839-b3e3-4c58f8baf40c 2005-06-01T19:01:55Z 2005-06-01T19:01:55Z

<div>The meridians flow in each organ channel for 2 hours each, starting with the Lung at 3am-5am. It then flows into the Large Intestine time until 7am, then the Stomach until 9am, Spleen until 11am, Heart until 1pm, Small Intestine until 3pm, Bladder until 5 pm, Kidney until 7pm, Pericardium (the Heart Protector) until 9pm, Triple Burner (encompasses the whole torso-almost like the fascia surrounding everything) until 11pm, Gall Bladder until 1am, and the Liver until 3am. Then the cycle starts all over again. These are each organ's High times, and the opposite times are their Low times. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

BridgeTime 2005-06-01T19:01:55Z chrissb http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net/thread/33f3b754-007d-49d7-9913-c01f0782b94a 2005-05-02T23:06:43Z 2005-05-02T23:06:43Z

<div>anyone here in the bay area and want to join this tribe about trading,sharing our work,teaching,learning? <br/>reading the tribe description and posting the requested introduction is part of the pre-reqisite,along with an open heart and an intent of consciousness. <br/> <br/> <br/> peace, <br/> <br/> chriss b</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://ChiNeiTsang.tribe.net">Chi Nei Tsang</a> - 0 replies </div>

chrissb 2005-05-02T23:06:43Z