Pan Gu Mystical Qigong

Pan gu Mystical Qigong
(or heaven, earth, sun and moon) advocates kindness and charity. It is designed to absorb the essence of Qi from the heaven, earth, sun and moon. It regulates and intensifies life force and the human immune system. It is a proven and highly specialized forms of Qigong. It is easy to learn and results are often immediate and quite evident. There are no restrictions, no quietness needed, and no specifics for concentrating on acupressure points.

This Qigong greatly improves conditions of heart disease, diabetes, strokes, rheumatoid, arthritis, different types of cancer and many chronic diseases. It is amazingly effective in reducing drug dependence and is frequently used for people in drug rehabilitation programs.

Dimitri Mougdis has studied Pan Gu Mystical Qigong, first under Professor Ning Fang, and currently continues his studies under the guidance of Master Ou Wen Wei who is the founder of Pan Gu Mystical Qigong.

Frquently Asked Questions

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*Tai Chi Chuan*

There are two ways that Tai Chi Chuan can be viewed: as a health exercise or as a unique style of boxing and self – defense. For one who wishes to practice for exercise, to increase strength, flexibility, vitality, relaxation and mental awareness (all well into old age), it may be practiced only as recreation. One who wishes to proceed further to develop technical skill in self-defense needs firmer dedication.

*Value to Health*

With dedicated practice, Tai Chi Chuan Provides enormous benefits to both men and women, young and old alike. It has been known to cure hypertension and other cardiovascular complications, arthritis, back pain, ulcers, and related gastrointestinal disorders as well as complaints such as fatigue and tension due to stress. Moreover, it is not strenuous and can be practiced anytime, anywhere.

*Value in Self–Defense*

Many renowned martial artists, past and present, have practiced Tai Chi Chuan. It is said that women and men can attain equal proficiency in the Tai Chi art of self-defense. This is true because skill, from the Tai Chi point of view, is not restricted by one’s size, strength or natural quickness. Practice rather than raw talent is more important here than in other forms of boxing.
The outstanding characteristic of Tai Chi Chuan is that its practice centers on the slow development of a flexible, tenacious strength that enables the body not only to withstand punches and kicks of great force but also to generate tremendous power of its own. The root of this strength is not in the muscles and bones, the Chinese say, but in the organs, the tendons, the ligaments and the mind.
Unlike muscular power, there are no measurable limits to this “internal” power. In practical application, the opponent’s force is never met head–on, rather, the practitioner of Tai Chi Chuan will neutralize and divert his opponent’s energy, however subtly, and turn it back against the opponent himself.

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