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Qigong: An element of a t'ai Chi practice that covers many different types of movements that involve using and feeling the body's energy.

Qigong Meridian Therapy: Qigong Meridian Therapy (QMT) is a natural healing system. It is derived from traditional Chinese medicine, which originated several thousand years ago. QMT is based and focused on the conce . . . View Full Definition

Qi (Hei): Life force or vital energy. The Chinese character for qi is a pictogram of steam rising from (cooking) rice, a metaphor for the unseen force connected to physical phenomena. Qi is viewed as . . . View Full Definition

Chi Nei Tsang: Tibetan abdominal massage combined with qigong exercises.

Sanbao Guiyuan (Saambou Gwaiyin): A meditative Qigong practice for restoring and rebalancing three realms of human nature. 'Sanbao (Saambou)' is literally translated as 'three treasures,' which are 'Jing' or our inherited in . . . View Full Definition

Chi Kung: Qigong – Energy work. A system or method of working with the bodies energy. There are many different kinds of chi kung and many different schools of thought. Tai Chi is one type of Chi Kung.

Myomassology: Myomassology is an integration of techniques including basic Swedish massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, shiatsu, iridology, herbology, energy balancing, ear candling, and craniosacral thera . . . View Full Definition

Osteokinetics: This therapy utilizes dialogue, coached breathing, and applying qigong from one side of the body through to the other while lengthening, stretching and manipulating the body, all of which cr . . . View Full Definition

Syntropy Insight Bodywork: A combination of neuromuscular reeducation, hands-on application, qigong, Taoism, and meditation, Syntropy Insight Bodywork acts directly on the nervous system to dissolve chronic patterns o . . . View Full Definition

Shinkiko: A system of healing based on the study of the relationship between the non-physical world (ki, energy, and spirit) and the physical world (illness and environment) as experienced through min . . . View Full Definition