Ping Shuai Gong - A Simple But Powerful Qigong Technique
drt on Aug 08 2008 | Filed under: Health, Ping Shuai Gong, alternative cancer treatment, cancer, qigong
Few years ago, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and a very successful business woman Dr. Angela Wang demonstrated to me a simple Qigong (Chi-kung, 氣功) technique which she said would be good for my health. This was after a discussion about my intention to get rid of my high blood pressure medications. I didn’t ask the name and I have never practiced the technique because I thought it was too simple but honestly, the main reason was, I didn’t like any repetitive and routine tasks.
Few days ago, another friend Teresa sent me some youtube links. I didn’t know what these links were, since I was using webmail at that time and the chinese characters on Teresa’s email could not be displayed. However, since they were linked to youtube, so I then clicked them anyway. To my surprise, I saw the same technique as what Dr. Wang had shown me few years ago being practiced by the crowds in the video. That caught my attention big time and I then listened carefully to the explanation.
As you all may know from all my resent postings, I’ve written a lot about the efforts in helping Rina Fitria on her fighting against cancer, and that was one of the reasons I was very surprised listening to the testimonials from a prostate cancer and a liver cancer survivors as shown in one of the videos. I then started to search for more info on this simple 平甩功 - Ping Shuai Gong (in pinyin) or in most of the Taiwan based references, Ping Shuai Kung, the way Qigong (in pinyin) is also spelled as Chi-Kung in Taiwan.
The following video shows this new technique of shaking the hands that was developed by Qigong Master Li Feng Shan from Meimen Qigong and Culture Center. It’s a 1:25 minutes short video with English explanation in the later half of the video:
As explained in the video, basically this is a shaking hand exercise, where anybody can do it anywhere any time. You can find more info in Meimen Qigong and Culture Center site.
I’m glad that through my Internet search, finally I also got in touch with one of the cancer survivor, Dr. David TF Hsu, a neurosurgeon that was trained in Western Medicine. He is a colon cancer survivor, and his story in fighting colon cancer has been widely available in Chinese Internet sites. Dr. Hsu credited his survival with the teaching and the wisdom of Master Li, and Dr. Hsu’s himself practices Ping Shuai Gong daily. I will post more on Dr. Hsu in my next posting.
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