Wudang Qigong
Laozi's Dao Te Jing in the third chapter says "Empty the mind, fill the belly. Weaken the ambition, strengthen the character." So then, this is the motto for practicing China's Wudang Daoist Qigong. To study each method, each method must be understood, as well as the the energy processed. More
Wudang Taiji Quan
Wudang Taiji Quan uses softness to overcome the hard & stillness to combat movement. This form is good for body strengthening & self-defense. By practicing it, people can convert strength into inner energy and then into spiritual energy. This practice combines Kungfu with inner alchemy which helps to achieve longevity, clarity & physical strength. More
Wudang Taoist Kungfu School
The aim of the school is to be the best instead of the biggest kungfu school in Wudang. With fairly small classes, an average of 10 students, the school provides students with excellent personal guidance, counselling and training. The training is at all times facilitated by Master Chen Shixing himself. The training is tailor made to fit the personal wants and needs of every unique student, and therefore a very valuable and educational experience. More
Wudang Mountain
Mt. Wudang is one of the famous Taoist holy lands in China. Taoism, the traditional Chinese religion, originated from ancient witchcraft, necromancy, philosophies of Chuang Tzu and Lao Tzu in the era before the Qin Dynasty .In the times when Emperor Shui in the Eastern Han Dynasty was at the throne, Zhang Daoling respected the Yellow Emperor as First Ancestor, Lao Tzu as Taoist Ancestor, consecrated Beginning God as the highest god. He cured illness with magic figures and incantations, and created Taoism by “helping and educating people with Tao.” More |
