How do you do the Wuji Stance in Qigong and Taijiquan?
Channel: Daoland Everywhere by Rene Goris
Date: 15/04/2024

In  this session you get an inside preview of our weekly bamboo qigong classes, and then specific the wuji stance in the opening sequence. This class I gave an in depth explanation and practiced together with some students while having covid, and with direct anglisation of dutch jokes. 
Bamboo qigong is a sequence of practices to enhance a mindful attitude of the bodyform (xing) as a result of the development of jing-body coherence. This practice is also at the core of taijiquan and many other qigong forms. In the session you also have opportunity to practice this alchemical aspect of exercise with the class. 
Wuji stance is an essential practice in Chinese medicine healthcare. It finds application in many qigong and taijiquan forms, but it also illustrates the alchemical proces of grwoing from weak constitution to superior health and capacity to continue life through the debilitating factors of disease.
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For the instructor course please sign up at the individual course where you will find a link at the end ofthe course, or otherwise follow the weekly classes for about a year or untill you show that you are sufficient prepared for the instructor course. 

the daoland program is providing education in Chinese and daoist medicine, wudang daoist taiji gongfu, neidan and auxilliary practices like qigong, taijiquan, medittion etc that are required to do any of these above skills correctly. It does not follow the trend of westernization nor the politification by the chinese government, Japan, Korea atc. 
Daoland has three goals where you as a participant can find a home:
1) providing free and paid healthcare programs
2) providing ideas for social development and education for healthcare professionals
3) building communities that take a naturalist approach towards healthcare. 

Mercy/Cibei 慈悲
游理欧/You Li-Ou