Healing From Within With Chi Nei Tsang: Applied Chi Kung in Internal Organs Treatment

"I have found "Healing from within with Chi Nei Tsang: Applied Chi Kung in Internal Organs Treatment" to be stacked with relevent information for the practioner and more importantly the beginner. It starts at the basics of the Taoist philosophy towards healing and how the abdomen and five major organs play a vital role. Not only does it give the basic techniques the author also outlines basic Qigong movements and meditations which complement the theory and massage techniques very well. Additionally it provides an overview of what a treatment might be like for the giver and receiver. Be prepared to have patience when learning the techniques and meditations as they cannot be learnt over night. It's not a quick fix but a genuine healing modality. "
~ Written on 2005-09-03

"The applications and theories presented here are good, but a reader may want to read some more basic works first, and gain a little qigong experience in order to truely appreciate it."
~ Written on 2000-03-28

"since being i have been doing different martial art like kendo AKiDO and Aki ken tai chi chi kung with out knowing much about chi and is effect omn the body. After reading the this book i came to know how the internal organ work with the movements and the energy is genrated from different organ, this book also made me understand keyqualities of martial art. i have heard inorder to be a perfect martial art performer one must have the four main quqlities dancer , meditator, the medician and the warrior this book made me understand that Dancer: With the sound body the martial movements become dance eligence (BY knowning the organs and the from explaination from this book) Meditator: through the alchemy breathing and creatin the chi energy understaning the chi techinques of this book Medician: Through the deffent healing techinques and finally the Warrior: To genrate chi and conduct the chi In all i loved this boo"
~ Written on 2000-03-27