Qigong level 7 – Part 1 – The cultivation and transmutation of jing

The advanced work in Nei Dan (Daoist Internal Alchemy) continues with the cultivation and transmutation of jing. In this retreat, we will study and practice various  stages of alchemical work:

• The Xiantianwujimen approach about the preservation, cultivation, and circulation of generative energy: jing and the Three Treasures – Jing, Qi, Shen
• The Sky, Earth, and Water Realms in the Body
• The Light of the Moon qigong practices
• The transmutation of post-celestial jing into pre-celestial jing.

Requirements:

• Qigong 6
• Stoking the Scholar and Warrior Fires
• Exploring the Energetic Terrain of the Body
• Embodying the Tao in Your Qigong.

Practical info

Start of programme:MondayApril 13 at 8 am.

End of programme: Saturday April 18 at 6 pm

This programme is taught in English. Free translation into French or other languages is available, but you must submit your request at least two months before the programme.

Xiantianwujimen is a Taoist lineage founded by Chen Xiyi in 10th century China. “Xiantian” means prmordial, “wuji” means limitless, and “men” means gate. The translated name of the lineage is Primordial Limitless Gate.

This lineage specializes in using qigong to simultaneously cultivate and transform body and mind. A hermit and household tradition, Xiantianwujimen has been transmitted uninterrupted for over a thousand years. Qigong techniques favored by this lineage include self-massage, tendon-changing, calisthenics, marrow washing, and breath regulation.

Instruction of Xiantianwjimen qigong is offered by Eva Wong, a 19th generation carrier of the lineage, and by instructors authorized by the lineage.

For more information on the teachings and programs offered by Xiantianwujimen Taoism, please go to limitlessgate.com.

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