| Qi Gong is a foundational requirement of Daoist medicine, or 
					the Daoist Movement and Healing Arts. 
					
					The will to survive and the capacity to withstand all 
					illnesses naturally belongs to all and to each human being.  
					In his book "Self Comes to Mind, Constructing the Conscious 
					Brain" the Neuroscientist Antonio Damasio himself 
					recommended the practice of the ancient Chinese arts, `in 
					order to stop and end genetic repetition gone awry´.  
					 With the frequency of Qi Gong training, the connections 
					between the cells in the nerve pathways change.  This 
					neurocentric effect aims to improve concentration and awareness so that physical 
					and immunological weaknesses can be strengthened or 
					corrected, leading to health and freedom. The basic knowledge of all 
					internal martial arts is Qi Gong, because it contributes to 
					the physical and mental development of one ´s own inner 
					strengths and abilities.  And acquiring a better 
					method of generating and maintaining one ´s life energy is crucial 
					to the 
					success of physical and mental restructuring.  I studied social sciences with a major 
					in politics and received my doctorate in law.  Instead of 
					starting further study, I started doing a participative action research, 
					known in political science as "Participatory Action 
					Research", PAR.  My goal, like every participant, is 
					to concentrate on the life support and longevity of 
					our own bodies and minds.  As 
					a licensed chinese medicine naturopath in China I have the privilege 
					of practicing under the guidance of the Temple 
					Abbot at the Five Immortals Temple in China. Since theory and practice go hand in hand, relevant 
					theories of Daoist medicine in the forms of stories also go hand in hand along with 
					Daoist practices in every day setting.  Only then can 
					self-healing be maintained. How else can one be free when everyday one is still in the grip of 
					growing unnecessary and harmful addictions directed at 
					oneself? 
					
  Impressum
 
 Annabelle Herter
 Qi Gong, Daoist Medicine & The 
					Daoist Arts 
 Barlachstr.12 72768 Reutlingen
 
 mobil: +49 (0)163 9709800 Landline:+49 (0)7121 968691 
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