Finalist - 2006 Book of the Year Award by ForeWord Magazine Small Circulation, or the Microcosmic Orbit, is the practice of circulating energy, within the human body, Qi, through the two main pathways, or "vessels" of the body. This practice is considered to be the foundation of…
Chinese Qigong has a rich theoretical foundation for meditation training known as 'small circulation', where the body's energy is consciously circulated on energetic pathways. This book describes the theory and presents a detailed practice routine for small circulation and inter…
The art of connecting with, feeling and adjusting the energy body using the consciousness is often overlooked in Nei Gong and Qi Gong practice. Damo Mitchell provides step-by-step instructions on how to experience and adjust the various elements which make up the energy body in …
"The simple body movements, breathing exercises, and massage techniques that are the basis of chi-gung have both physical and spiritual benefits and can be practiced by anyone, regardless of age or physical fitness. Chi-gung--which literally means "energy work"--Is a system of c…
"The simple body movements, breathing exercises, and massage techniques that are the basis of chi-gung have both physical and spiritual benefits and can be practiced by anyone, regardless of age or physical fitness. Chi-gung--which literally means "energy work"--Is a system of c…
"Sit Down, Be Quiet" is a rallying call for men to step in and start taking control of their health and mental well-being. Through practising yoga - working inside as well as out - and adopting a mindful approach to the everyday, you can take the first steps to a healthier, happ…
The secret to your health, fitness and overall wellbeing lies in the most basic and overlooked aspect of your workout: how you breathe. Developing body strength while ignoring breathing strength is counterproductive. In The Oxygen Advantage, Patrick McKeown combines his successf…
One of the biggest obstacles to your health and fitness is a rarely identified problem, and one that is unknown outsied of medical journals: chronic overbreathing. We can breathe two to three times more air than required without even knowing it, and chronic overbreathing leads …