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Internal Alchemy Course 2016 Summary

By 36heavens@gmail.com On July 14, 2016 · Add Comment · In Past courses review
The Internal Alchemy course (Dan Dao) 2016 took place from the 4th July to the 12th July. It was attended by 25 students from France, Portugal, Germany, Luxembourg, Australia, Ireland, England, Hungary, Romania, Brazil, America, Holland, Switzerland. With only 8 days to cover a great amount of content, the course was very intense. Every morning, [...]
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Taiji 2016 – Course review

By 36heavens@gmail.com On July 1, 2016 · Add Comment · In Past courses review
From the 31st May to the 29th June took place the 2016 Water and Fire Tai Ji course. It was attended all the way through by 21 students from Germany, France, Belgium, America, England, Holland, Portugal, Switzerland and Australia. The daily schedule was very intensive : wake up at 5am, run to the top of [...]
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Students Reflections – Cheng Yu

By 36heavens@gmail.com On May 27, 2016 · Add Comment · In Studen Reflecions
We did two months of gong fu and we still have so much to learn…Like Shifu said, here we are learning, and then when we will leave the temple will be time for practice and time to choose…Choose what is the purpose of this huge mass of knowledge we are learning and what we feel [...]
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Student Reflections – Daniel

By 36heavens@gmail.com On May 27, 2016 · Add Comment · In Studen Reflecions
When the Kung Fu course began I had no idea how we would be able to learn such a huge amount of content in such a short period of time. We were to be taught at first a plethora of Kung Fu Basics, or Ji Ben Gong, some of which proved more complicated than the [...]
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Student Reflections – Cheng Lan

By 36heavens@gmail.com On May 27, 2016 · Add Comment · In Studen Reflecions
Living on a mountain without any road connection or infrastructure only with a few hundreds of steep stairs which connect you with the world and above it nothing but the blue sky might sound very much like in a fairy tale these days, hard to imagine because of all the hardships that we may think [...]
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Seven Star Sword training begins.

By 36heavens@gmail.com On May 13, 2016 · Add Comment · In Chinese Wudang Kung Fu, Posts
We have completed the da gong for the Heavenly Set, Human Set, and Earthly Set. According to LiShifu, these three sets of da gong make the body strong like iron provided that the training is done well. Yet, the degree of proficiency is a gradual process, which takes years. The end result is illustrated in [...]
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Student Reflections – Linus

By 36heavens@gmail.com On May 2, 2016 · Add Comment · In Studen Reflecions
My time here is almost over, in a few days i will fly back home to Sweden. It feels like i’ve spent a long time here, probably because the weather was very cold when i arrived, but now it is almost summer. I’ve met some amazing people here, all contributing to make the time here [...]
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The 4th week of the GongFu-Course

By 36heavens@gmail.com On May 2, 2016 · Add Comment · In Past courses review
The 4th week of the GongFu-Course is over, half of the time has passed. Most of the students experience the relativity of time: on the one side it’s only 4 weeks since we started training, on the other it seems like as if we are here since much longer. The atmosphere here in the Five [...]
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Enter in to Hard Qi Gong and Ancient Five Dragons Ba Gua Zhang…

By 36heavens@gmail.com On April 23, 2016 · Add Comment · In Chinese Wudang Kung Fu, Posts
After the bustling energy of the San Yue San festivities subsided, the group resumed kung fu trai-ning with renewed vigor. First, we were introduced to the Heavenly set of Da Gong exercises, hard qigong designed to strengthen the bones, muscles, tendons and internal organs. In the Chun Yang  system of Da Gong there are 3 [...]
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The birthday of Xi Wang Mu- the Queen Mother of the West

By 36heavens@gmail.com On April 14, 2016 · Add Comment · In Posts
Our week started with rain, which gave us the opportunity to relocate training inside the temple of the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion Guan Yin. We thought that somehow the rain would put a dampener on our training regime, but it actually added a new dimension enabling focus on proper technique using stationary methods – [...]
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