Qigong Theory. 混元整體理論

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Qigong Theory is the third installment in a series interpreting Dr. Pang Ming’s innovative Zhineng Qigong system. This book reflects Hou Hee Chan’s thorough interpretation of Dr. Pang Ming’s lectures on Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory, focusing on concepts pertinent to Qigong, making it accessible to students, scholars, and enthusiasts alike. In Chapter One, the author describes the Hun Yuan Wholistic Entity as a fusion of physical structures and functions. The theory delves into the formation, characteristics, and governing laws of this Wholistic Entity. The Introduction and initial chapter address various topics, including the traditional elements of Qigong Theory, the interconnectedness of humans and Nature, the Universe's substance and levels, and Traditional Qigong’s Qi Theory, which outlines Qi's functions and transformations. Subsequent chapters enhance understanding of Qigong concepts related to the Wholistic Entity, with Chapter Four examining Human Hun Yuan Qi, its evolution, movement, and manifestation in the forms of Jing, Qi, and Shen. While providing a comprehensive overview of Qigong Theory, the author also connects theory to practice. He clarifies that Zhineng Qigong differentiates between theoretical foundations and practical methods, with Hun Yuan Wholistic Theory explaining the relationship between Nature and humanity, consciousness and the physical body, and the functions of Qi. The evolution described is an “