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Qigong, as a healing modality, is not something that you can master or fully benefit from in just one session. It requires consistent practice and a level of dedication that goes beyond a mere casual interest. The techniques and principles of Qigong are designed to be integrated into your daily routine, with the understanding that the most profound health benefits come from regular practice, rather than sporadic attempts. Therefore, to truly experience all the amazing health benefits that your Qigong practice has to offer, it is necessary to commit to a routine of regular practice and repetition. This level of dedication is what allows you to tap into the deep healing potential of Qigong, and experience the full spectrum of its benefits for physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

hy should you integrate igong into your daily life?

Qigong originated in ancient China as a holistic system of health and well-being. It has roots in traditional Chinese medicine, Taoism, and martial arts. The practice was developed over thousands of years as a way to cultivate and balance the body's vital energy, known as Qi, or Chi. Qigong was initially used for self-healing and spiritual development, and later became popular for its physical and mental health benefits. Today, Qigong is practiced worldwide as a means of promoting overall wellness and harmony.

There are many reasons to practice Qigong daily. The continuous, graceful exercises soothe a stressed out mind and serve to strengthen the physical body. Circulation of the blood and fluids will improve muscle tone and the ability to concentrate. The purpose of Qigong is to enhance energy levels without the use of external substances. One way to look at this is to compare waking up with a strong cup of coffee, as opposed to relying on your body's internal resources to start your day.

Qigong exercises play out as an eye-pleasing dance in their elegance and grace. Performing them should bring satisfaction and joy. In this way one can look forward to it and find relief from daily stress. This is different than the rush, or massive energy surge, experienced in competitive sports or other rigorous exercises. Qigong is appropriate for all age groups, and is very popular amongst seniors throughout the world.

"The goal is not to demonstrate strength, power or violence. The goal is to attain serenity, tranquility, and the discovery of oneself. It is truly an exercise of the mind."

Tung Kai Ying