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Qi Dao - Tibetan Shamanic Qigong part 1

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Uploaded by on Nov 20, 2008

Videos of Qi Dao masters explaining a technique to enhance the flow of Qi in your body and reach cosmic awareness. Part 1. More spiritual videos at http://www.TheosEra.com

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  • Are White people losing their minds???

  • This guy needs to train with a real master before he starts calling his art tibetan shamanic chi gung. Lmfao.. What is this nonsense? If i were that girl i would run!

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  • I wonder what he looks like when trying to dance.

  • Best to steer clear of this folks. It's a con.

    Find an authentic master or school.

  • i dont know anything about qi gong, so i wont comment on that, but calling this shamanic and tibetan is definately plain wrong! :) this guy is a douche...

  • my god get a life

  • He is not doing Tai Chi Properly. Very basic mistakes - his shoulders are very tight and his upper body is too stiff!! Real Spontaneous Qigong is when ALL movement comes from the waist ONLY! the Legs and body above the waist are totally relaxed. The body moves as ONE UNIT. His whole body is tense! Legs, knees ribs, upper body ...... this is the exact opposite of tai chi. He looks ridiculous! You can even see the tension in his hands - a very, very basic mistake. Qi Dao Maser my ass!

  • Embarrassing

  • embarrassing

  • Btw .. thank you so much for sharing!

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