By: Chen Zhonghua. Language: English. Length: 84 minutes. Year: 2008
In this video, Master Chen Zhonghua went through all 12 forms of the Hunyuan Qigong system and gave clear and detailed instructions and explanations of movements, energy and intent.
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The difference between Hunyuan Qigong Video and Detailed Hunyuan Qigong Video:
1. Hunyuan Qigong:
A follow me type of instruction with voice over. I am the person showing the form. The form is done uninterrupted so one can follow it.
2. Detailed Hunyuan Qigong:
I went over the same form as in Hunyuan Qigong video but I am the person giving the detailed explanations. This means that I stop doing the form while giving explanations. This is like a teaching video. You can watch it but cannot use it as a guide to follow as a training session.
Hi Master Chen,
Do you have suggestions on which movements in Hunyuan Qigong we should do when having a headaches? I found it to be very effective on whole body but seems like when I’m having a headaches it’s hard to practice Qigong.
Thanks
Do not practice Qigong when you have a headache. Treat it by a doctor first. Practice when you don’t have a headache so that in the future you are strong enough not to have another headache.
Master Chen,
Do you have any special “Neigong” exercises to supplement the Silk Reeling Exercises? Where is the “Gong” ? Please enlighten me on this.
Thanks.
Hunyuan Qigong and Silk Reeling are two different exercises. “Gong” is in the doing, not in a special place.
Greetings, I am trying to save the Detailed Hunyuan Qi Gong online video to my computer, did I purchase the correct one, as I do not see how to download it to the computer.
Is the hard copy DVD available? I did want to burn it to a DVD to practice with on a larger screen.
Please advise.
Thank you
Suzanne
How do I go about puchasing the hunyuan qigong video and detailed hunyuan video dvd?
Great video, recommended along with the book on the same subject, one cant leave without the other i’d say.
Master Chen after watching the video and reading the book i still have a few questions…
One is, well in the final ‘grand closing’, in the video you say that Men(boys) should do 36 circles outward and 24 circles inward, while Women(girls) should do ‘the opposite’… what does that mean exactly? is it -36 inward, then 24 outward-, OR is it 24 inward, then 36 outward(in that order)?
Also, belt meridian grinding, you said to make sure its not on the hips, but i guess it shouldn’t/ be too high either right? so, somewhere between the hips and you belly button(or generic ‘middle dantian’ area) is the right area correct? Like where you would place your Belts while practicing japanese martial arts.
Thanks for any assistance,
Cheers and best wishes!
36 and 24 for all cases. For women, counter clockwise.
Your position for Belt meridian grinding is correct.
Thank you very much for the reply master Chen,
Best wishes!
Hello their,
I am having terrible streaming problems on my iPhone 4S , but it is fine on my iMac using the same wifi connection. Is it possible streaming videos can be optimised for iPhone? Sorry to be a trouble, it just that makes it easier to practise Hunyuan QiGong when out and about ie- fresh air, woods, beach, park etc.
Thank you for looking into this question.
Regards
Asad Habib
UK
Master Chen, i caught this video the other day http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5X5pBx8nUE
its a display of master Feng doing the Qigong form in a simplified manner…
It gave me 2 questions:
First, at the end of practice, he does 9 circles out(clockwise) and 18- circles counter clockwise…
So, is this a generic way, say for elders to do?(keep the chi in)
Its a minimal form of the way ‘girls’ should do it… so should ‘men’ do it differently, or is it a generic ‘minimal’ approach for anyone?
Also, further in that, can this minimal set be practiced, as is, on busy days?
Or, should we practice the 4 forms you explain in the book?
This question is really like this: are there forms that can be considered more fundamental than others or
are they all equally relevant.
Thanks for taking the time master Chen, and excuse my constant tinkering.
Every day i’m ever more grateful for everything Practicalmethod.com has brought me.
Cheers and best wishes.
I suggest a learning method: the general principle must be followed strictly; the methods can vary! You can decide which forms are suitable to you; what amount of time to training but you must follow the principles while doing so.
In the end i choose Zhanzhuang posture as basis, i had forgotten how amazing that posture can be.
Thanks again master Chen.
GREAT VIDEO!!!
Master Chen, another consideration. When doing the 3 closings after each form, the hand goes back to the Dantien, the referred Dantien here is the navel? And also, that is the same for the ‘bring the chi to the middle dantien’ sequence, correct? If so does it have to be the navel precisely, or is it the greater abdominal region, does it matter?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
Yes. It is the greater dantian area.
Excellent energy circulation here.
Great explanation of the form. This really complements the class I am taking.
I love the detail presented in the video. As a new student to taiji and qigong, I’m finding this very helpful, a great way to get grounded in my beginning practice.
I don’t have a computer to download or burn dvds so (how can I get get both) 1- the hun yuan follow along dvd and 2- the detailed hun yuan dvd. What would be the cost of each, what is shipping cost? and how do I pay?credit card or money order, ect? I live in the USA. Thank you for a reply. Also can I order by phone???
Hello Charles, I may be able to help get you the DVD’s. Email me at practical_method@outlook.com The Hunyuan Qigong Basic Instruction DVD would be $20 and the Hunyuan Qigong Detailed Instructions would be $30 plus shipping. Let me know if interested.
Good morning,
Could you please advice how to download this video? I tried different browsers including ForeFox but nothing helps. Thanks a lot!
Alex
Please disregard the above message. I have managed to download the video by updating my Firefox browser and installing the Video Download Helper. I was not able to download it earlier because my Firefox was not updated. No problem now. Thank you.
Wonderful instruction. Absolutely outstanding clarity and attention to detail.
I have studied qi-gong for over 10 years, with several Masters and I can truly testify this video has all the key practical steps that all students must accomplish in their journey. True to the title, Master Chen has indeed gone through all the details in great depth and focus. Thank you.
Do you sell hunyuan Qigong instructional DVDs for playing on DVD players in USA? Please send information I can’t do online as no computer access so I need DVDs. Thank you for your help and time
Please email Allan Belsheim at practical_method@outlook.com The Hunyuan Qigong Basic Instruction DVD would be $20 and the Hunyuan Qigong Detailed Instructions would be $30 plus shipping.
Hi, is this wi gong also called Primordial Qi Gong?
Yes
Seems to be good version but I want to know what is the difference between Zhineng Qigong by Dr Pang Ming & this version by GM Feng .
I like to pick up the Hunyuan Qigong
I am interested in QiGong as a path to help with my health. Specifically I have limited mobility due to a motor vehicle accident. I would really value your feedback. Thank you!
My suggestion would be to give it a try. I expect if you are careful and move within your range that you will be able to determine if it works for you. I really enjoy it, but haven’t practiced it enough myself, since I focus more on the Practical Method.
The video is informative and easy to understand.