Re: Raku Kei Reiki manual

"pr" <pr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "> You should look at Francois Lepine's web-site.
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>> http://www.kujiin.com/
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> They are also covered in "The Big Book of Reiki Symbols"
> by Mark Hosak and Walter Lubeck

Sifu Wing Cheung who promotes Tai Chi Qigong Siba****
www.taichi18.com
also wrote this in his latest newletter:

[quote]
2. During the Zhan Zhuang practice, one is required to bend their
finger(s)
in a predetermined sequence during some specific times.  This is the
essence
of the Shaolin Neijing Yi Zhi Chan.  Since the fingers are the end of the
meridians, which connect to different organs, by bending and releasing
them
at a specific order and at a specific time, it stimulates certain
meridians
at the same time, thus providing some amazing benefits.  Think about it
this
way, the meridians are like rivers while the qi is water.  By bending the
fingers, it is like setting up dams on the rivers, thus it will build up a
lot of potential energy.  This energy stored is powerful enough to clear
many blockages on the rivers and can even widen the rivers.

There are many sets of finger bending sequences corresponding to different
postures and stances.  They were highly guarded secrets in the past and
even
today many masters of this neigong are reluctant to reveal them to the
public.  There are quite a few books written about this neigong in Chinese
but almost none of them teach the finger bending sequences.  I have
studied
this neigong from 3 different masters and only by studying directly with
them I learned those finger-bending sequences.  Now, I have decided to
reveal them all one by one to the public.
[end quote]

Whether they will be the same as the Kuji-in seals I have now idea.

Amituo Fo
Peter