Active TranslatorAs there is the saying "There are multiple paths to immortality", yoga doesn't fit my "style".
I wish to ask for anyone who is knowledgeable in these two subjects to share a few resources that really helped them on this path, I prefer books and text material.
Youtube videos won't help me since I can find countless by myself and by the end of the day they won't teach you anything more than a routine.
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ramses13th wrote:View source Thank you! Now I fully trust this idea.
The thing is I thought everyone replied with a biased answer. So, I apologize to everyone who replied and thank you!
ramses13th wrote:View source As there is the saying "There are multiple paths to immortality", yoga doesn't fit my "style".
I wish to ask for anyone who is knowledgeable in these two subjects to share a few resources that really helped them on this path, I prefer books and text material.
Youtube videos won't help me since I can find countless by myself and by the end of the day they won't teach you anything more than a routine.
Hi, have you seen any recommendations of chi gong teachers, websites or books? Satanama
qigong focused with element air with lightening of the body and affect the structure of the body's movements is usually done with martial arts or hatha yoga.
thanks!.. yes I was wondering whether anyone could recommend a good teacher or website? Satanama
Taiji has some advantages over Yoga. Chansijin/silk reeling conditions the fascia in a way Yoga doesn't. Our fascia needs to be gently cultivated the proper martial way as Zevism to do energy breathing with measurable effect.
nankatape wrote:View source Taiji has some advantages over Yoga. Chansijin/silk reeling conditions the fascia in a way Yoga doesn't. Our fascia needs to be gently cultivated the proper martial way as Zevism to do energy breathing with measurable effect.
I agree, do you know of any good teachers? for tai chi or chi gong?