A primary secret of the Chi Kung Breath!

[Guest guest]

, " darthon4 "

<darthon4> wrote:

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> Yes I just did. For me it seems to work better with the lower front

> teeth, seems to give the tongue a place to rest...and even more

> relaxing with the jaw dropped slightly I just noticed.

>

> Will see how it works at level.

>

> Thanks

>

> Lori

 

People have different tongue lengths.

 

So, for some people, the tip of the tongue can be on the lower teeth,

AND...

 

....THE MIDDLE PART OF THE TONGUE is still connecting with the palete.

 

The connection between Governing and Central meridians is STILL THERE.

 

This is on the INHALATION ONLY, and it is different on the exhalation.

 

Breathing IN through the nostrials is one of the key components of Chi

Breathing.

 

Now, how do you want to use the breath?

 

For hitting?

 

For blocking?

 

For healing?

 

For, blab, blab, blab?

 

Dr John M. La Tourrette

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healingenergies-

essentialskills , " docspeed2001 " <docspeed2001>

wrote:

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> , " darthon4 "

> <darthon4> wrote:

> >

> > Yes I just did. For me it seems to work better with the lower

front

> > teeth, seems to give the tongue a place to rest...and even more

> > relaxing with the jaw dropped slightly I just noticed.

> >

> > Will see how it works at level.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Lori

>

> People have different tongue lengths.

>

> So, for some people, the tip of the tongue can be on the lower

teeth,

> AND...

>

> ...THE MIDDLE PART OF THE TONGUE is still connecting with the

palete.

 

Some people, like me, also have a slight overbite so my lower front

teeth and my tongue are actually in contact with my roof when my jaws

are together.

 

Lowering the jaw really helps if my objective is to keep the tongue

away from my roof, for instance, as was suggested for relaxing deeper

while at level(alpha/theta).

 

> The connection between Governing and Central meridians is STILL

THERE.

>

> This is on the INHALATION ONLY, and it is different on the

exhalation.

>

> Breathing IN through the nostrials is one of the key components of

Chi

> Breathing.

>

> Now, how do you want to use the breath?

>

> For hitting?

>

> For blocking?

>

> For healing?

 

I'd like to do all of the above.

 

> For, blab, blab, blab?

 

How about for going to level? I don't do any special type of

breathing while at level, just a normal relaxed inhale-exhale. If I

need to relax more I've been dropping the tongue/jaw.

 

Thanks,

Lori

 

> Dr John M. La Tourrette

>

[Guest guest]

Hi!

 

The breathing rhytms for different uses are taught in the courses " Mind

Magic 101 " and " How to increase your vital force " by Doc. You can even

learn how to design breathing exercises for any occasion!

 

For hitting it is in his reports on bamboo breathing and the Ki training

for martial arts videos.

 

Some of it is covered in Glover's book, but it is really expanded in

those ourses by Doc. They should be the first ones everyone here gets if

they're serious...

 

Also, they were the among first released videos to be made on the

subject by Doc, so many things build up from there. THe first were on Ki

training for marital arts and such.

 

Sincerely,

 

Juan M. Mercado

 

>>Breathing.

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>>Now, how do you want to use the breath?

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>>For hitting?

>>

>>For blocking?

>>

>>For healing?

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>I'd like to do all of the above.

>

>

>

>>For, blab, blab, blab?

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>>

>

>How about for going to level? I don't do any special type of

>breathing while at level, just a normal relaxed inhale-exhale. If I

>need to relax more I've been dropping the tongue/jaw.

>

>Thanks,

>Lori

>

>

>

>>Dr John M. La Tourrette

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>>

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>

>

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>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Juan!

 

Thanks for mentioning this.

 

Just a few months ago I got that huge course containing all those

videos...including the Mind Magic 101, Increase your vital force..,

etc., etc.., the manuals on breathing, etc...

 

I went through everything once at a fairly fast pace, took notes. I

wanted the grand overview for starters since I was new to Doc's

stuff. I loved it.

 

I especially remember one of the exercises I followed along with. It

worked so well for increasing my mana that I didn't think the

pendulum was going to stop spinning when I tested my charge.

 

I finally just stopped the charge test because I was getting tired of

holding the pendulum.

 

Anyway, now I've just started going back through the whole course a

second time at a much more leisurely pace, taking lots of notes and

transcriptions, practice of exercises....

 

I'll be keeping your suggestions in mind while I go back through it

all.

 

Thanks,

Lori

 

 

, " Juan M.

Mercado " <profesormental2004@a...> wrote:

>

> Hi!

>

> The breathing rhytms for different uses are taught in the

courses " Mind

> Magic 101 " and " How to increase your vital force " by Doc. You can

even

> learn how to design breathing exercises for any occasion!

>

> For hitting it is in his reports on bamboo breathing and the Ki

training

> for martial arts videos.

>

> Some of it is covered in Glover's book, but it is really expanded

in

> those ourses by Doc. They should be the first ones everyone here

gets if

> they're serious...

>

> Also, they were the among first released videos to be made on the

> subject by Doc, so many things build up from there. THe first were

on Ki

> training for marital arts and such.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Juan M. Mercado

>

> >>Breathing.

> >>

> >>Now, how do you want to use the breath?

> >>

> >>For hitting?

> >>

> >>For blocking?

> >>

> >>For healing?

> >>

> >>

> >

> >I'd like to do all of the above.

> >

> >

> >

> >>For, blab, blab, blab?

> >>

> >>

> >

> >How about for going to level? I don't do any special type of

> >breathing while at level, just a normal relaxed inhale-exhale. If

I

> >need to relax more I've been dropping the tongue/jaw.

> >

> >Thanks,

> >Lori

> >

> >

> >

> >>Dr John M. La Tourrette

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

, " Juan M.

Mercado " <profesormental2004@a...> wrote:

>

> Hi!

>

> The breathing rhytms for different uses are taught in the

courses " Mind

> Magic 101 " and " How to increase your vital force " by Doc. You can

even

> learn how to design breathing exercises for any occasion!

>

> For hitting it is in his reports on bamboo breathing and the Ki

training

> for martial arts videos.

 

Yes,

 

Thank you Juan, those are VERY IMPORTANT DVD'S.

 

Those DVD's not only give you what to do with BREATH CONTROL, but

they give you the real formula BEHIND BREATH CONTROL so that you can

tailor make your own breathing skills for anything you wish.