@bookguy12000 Its extremely narrow minded bordering on delusion to believe that only things the FDA approve for your use are actually useful, when they approve most drugs pharmaceutical companies can profit on.
dont read this becaues it really works.you will get kissed by the love of your life if you post this on the next five videos in the next 143 min. and then press f6 and your lovers name will be on the screen and if not you will die in two days this is scary cuz it
@baldieman64 --- there's anecdotal evidence for acupuncture at least... it has done amazing things for me... i mean amazing things. it's remedied things that not even a meditation or yoga practice were able to remedy for me, living in the super stressful city of nyc as i do. i encourage you to try it, if you ever get the chance. am excited about starting a qigong practice next!
@meninadrc "there's anecdotal evidence for acupuncture at least" Without wishing to sound patronising, personal experience is no basis for an evaluation. The placebo effect and regression to the mean in conditions like back pain are powerful mutually reinforcing effects with something like acupuncture.
Have a look at some of the interesting thoughts and links on Ben Goldacre's site by searching for "acupuncture back pain bad science".
BTW Ever wonder if yoga and meditation caused the problem ?
@meninadrc without double blind tests, anecdotal evidence is as convincing as coincidence and should not be marketed or used as evidence for any position otherwise; such would be dishonesty with detrimental consequences in health and mortality to others.
@bookguy12000 Also not recommending something that has worked for thousands of years without having relatively new methods of confirmation (double blind tests) needed for health and safety of our society is, stupid. I am not getting into a debate on chi just saying that if things work, use them. Its pretty interesting to see many qi gong adepts reach very old ages whilst moving surer than teenagers.
And there is not a single demonstrable shred of evidence for Chi, Meridians or he efficacy of acupuncture.
Acupuncture is particularly interesting as it's not nearly as old as it's supporters might have you believe. There's a very interesting article on this on-line entitled "Puncturing the Acupuncture Myth".
You can tell a lot from a man by the way he walks. Master Duan, although 90, has the walk of an incredibly achieved person. He exudes health and radiates power. His Qigong style is beautiful to behold.
man you want to talk about my dream lol. i wish i could find a real master thats not only worried about money.. I mean how awsome would it be to just got to the park and learn qi gung!!
@ravenzen1 there are plenty here in the states who do this. some charge a very modest fee, some simply accept donations, and some don't take any money at all. most charge a modest fee, but still accept those who can't pay.
teachers like that aren't gonna teach you anything high-level, so it's really not necessary for them to be a bonafide master. it doesn't take an Olympic champion to teach a P.E. class. similarly, it doesn't take a master to teach health maintenance.
I liked that last shot of Master Duan. The eyes tell it all...a man who builds bridges with other people.
Also, he speaks of chi uniting one in a universe of chaos. Similarly, another great teacher speaks of practitioners of this 'path', "though appearing to wander aimlessly (chaotic), he is absolutely on the correct path".
@smooothjasminka Hey there in my opinion angels are names given to people that can do miracles, unfortunately this world is associated with Christianity and the church. Clearly this person is of Asian and of eastern origin. My advice is don’t be like everybody else and want to meet the angel waiting to see miracles, but rather try to be the angel that you speak of yourself.
@smooothjasminka Believe and find yourself a good teacher and train hard and learn to meditate it sounds like that cheesy adidas catch phrase but nothing is impossible, open you mind and your heart. Do some research you’ll be surprised that all the great men in history have worked hard to attain the title of 'angel' that you speak of. "From tai chi practitioner"
There's a reason why this stuff isn't fda approved.
bookguy12000 2 weeks ago
@bookguy12000 Its extremely narrow minded bordering on delusion to believe that only things the FDA approve for your use are actually useful, when they approve most drugs pharmaceutical companies can profit on.
gaidenblade 2 weeks ago
3000 years of evidence is enough for me!
2patero 4 weeks ago 4
World Congress on QiGong, Dr Effie Chow, Ca. USA
If you are a seeker read about Medical QiGong !
Pilaedes 1 month ago
Mix things up, let it flow.
TheSeriousmrkarate 1 month ago
absolutely beautiful comments. Its nice to see people appreciate this amazing man and art.
tittiesinabucket 1 month ago
@tittiesinabucket Most definately. I love martial arts til I leave this Earth.
TheSeriousmrkarate 1 month ago
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dont read this becaues it really works.you will get kissed by the love of your life if you post this on the next five videos in the next 143 min. and then press f6 and your lovers name will be on the screen and if not you will die in two days this is scary cuz it
blastoise908 1 month ago
@baldieman64 --- there's anecdotal evidence for acupuncture at least... it has done amazing things for me... i mean amazing things. it's remedied things that not even a meditation or yoga practice were able to remedy for me, living in the super stressful city of nyc as i do. i encourage you to try it, if you ever get the chance. am excited about starting a qigong practice next!
meninadrc 1 month ago
@meninadrc "there's anecdotal evidence for acupuncture at least" Without wishing to sound patronising, personal experience is no basis for an evaluation. The placebo effect and regression to the mean in conditions like back pain are powerful mutually reinforcing effects with something like acupuncture.
Have a look at some of the interesting thoughts and links on Ben Goldacre's site by searching for "acupuncture back pain bad science".
BTW Ever wonder if yoga and meditation caused the problem ?
baldieman64 1 month ago
@meninadrc without double blind tests, anecdotal evidence is as convincing as coincidence and should not be marketed or used as evidence for any position otherwise; such would be dishonesty with detrimental consequences in health and mortality to others.
bookguy12000 2 weeks ago
@bookguy12000 Also not recommending something that has worked for thousands of years without having relatively new methods of confirmation (double blind tests) needed for health and safety of our society is, stupid. I am not getting into a debate on chi just saying that if things work, use them. Its pretty interesting to see many qi gong adepts reach very old ages whilst moving surer than teenagers.
gaidenblade 2 weeks ago
swagg
dcsoulchild3681 1 month ago
@dcsoulchild3681 haha you made my day with comment like that on this video.
KidsOnCrack33 1 month ago
I feel like I want to bow down to him for being an authentic Chinese cultural heritage keeper.
bigfatdick5000 2 months ago
And there is not a single demonstrable shred of evidence for Chi, Meridians or he efficacy of acupuncture.
Acupuncture is particularly interesting as it's not nearly as old as it's supporters might have you believe. There's a very interesting article on this on-line entitled "Puncturing the Acupuncture Myth".
baldieman64 2 months ago
@baldieman64 There is a LOT of scientific evidence.But you dont seem to know about it. What a pitty.:-)
abmsghost1 1 month ago
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@abmsghost1 "There is a LOT of scientific evidence" (For Chi).
Please feel free to educate me.
A peer reviewed paper detailing Chi and it's effects.
A double blind placebo controlled clinical trial showing the efficacy of acupuncture.
A ChiGung master who has picked up the JRAF prize after convincing a skeptical investigator that he can do anything at all.
I'll be fascinated.
I suspect that you're going to try to direct me to some unsupported BS claims in a book though.
baldieman64 1 month ago
You can tell a lot from a man by the way he walks. Master Duan, although 90, has the walk of an incredibly achieved person. He exudes health and radiates power. His Qigong style is beautiful to behold.
colaFRank 2 months ago
man you want to talk about my dream lol. i wish i could find a real master thats not only worried about money.. I mean how awsome would it be to just got to the park and learn qi gung!!
ravenzen1 5 months ago
@ravenzen1 there are plenty here in the states who do this. some charge a very modest fee, some simply accept donations, and some don't take any money at all. most charge a modest fee, but still accept those who can't pay.
teachers like that aren't gonna teach you anything high-level, so it's really not necessary for them to be a bonafide master. it doesn't take an Olympic champion to teach a P.E. class. similarly, it doesn't take a master to teach health maintenance.
BohemianKitsch 5 months ago
we really need this guy!
narciso1234561 7 months ago
that is inspiring and kool to see.
WeareCreative360 8 months ago
Really inspiring!
Chalallo 8 months ago
I liked that last shot of Master Duan. The eyes tell it all...a man who builds bridges with other people.
Also, he speaks of chi uniting one in a universe of chaos. Similarly, another great teacher speaks of practitioners of this 'path', "though appearing to wander aimlessly (chaotic), he is absolutely on the correct path".
Thanks for posting.
noclouds111 11 months ago
its nice to see a angel on his work,i wish i could meet him that angel
smooothjasminka 1 year ago
@smooothjasminka Hey there in my opinion angels are names given to people that can do miracles, unfortunately this world is associated with Christianity and the church. Clearly this person is of Asian and of eastern origin. My advice is don’t be like everybody else and want to meet the angel waiting to see miracles, but rather try to be the angel that you speak of yourself.
nzkhmer 7 months ago
@smooothjasminka Believe and find yourself a good teacher and train hard and learn to meditate it sounds like that cheesy adidas catch phrase but nothing is impossible, open you mind and your heart. Do some research you’ll be surprised that all the great men in history have worked hard to attain the title of 'angel' that you speak of. "From tai chi practitioner"
nzkhmer 7 months ago
is this from a film or documentary? if yes, which one? Thank you!
sllimfej 1 year ago
watch at 2:40
green to electric violet, he must be harnessing earth chi then adding divine energy
muncancer 1 year ago
@muncancer could you please explain what was that ?
bussooa 1 year ago
@muncancer dork
Bzdi138 6 months ago
Wonderful video
madmysticwarrior 2 years ago 17