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| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Dale NapierU.S.
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Tai chi chuan (taijiquan), chi kung (qigong), internal alchemy (nei gong). | |
Ramesh KamathAvailable
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I have developed a technique called geo rhythm. It is a open eye meditation technique. people can get rid of their mental and physical problems through enhancing physhic power by practicing my 3d oem ang georhythm techniques . More details can be had at my site http://www.3doem.com | |
GB KhalsaAvailable
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I can answer questions concerning Kundalini Yoga including the postures, Kriyas, breathing and meditation. | |
Joost BoekhovenNetherlands
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I have been doing yoga and meditation for more than twenty years. Like most people, I am doing this to find peace of mind, and to get to the depths of my being. On the way, I am discovering my connection with the universe and God. Spirituality brings out the best in yourself, but in the beginning also the worst... There are a lot of obstacles on the way to peace of mind. Most people stop when they encounter the first difficulties with meditation and never get to know their full potential. I have gone through a lot of such difficulties; and I found it worth the effort! Now I want to help others who go through the same problems, or who have questions about meditation and spirituality in general. | |
Daljit KaurIndia
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I would love to answer beginners questions about yoga. How to start pranayama or asanas? What are the essentials of a yoga practice? and how to stay focussed for yoga practice? How to avoid lifestyle diseases by adopting yoga? Health benefits of yoga. | |
David B. RamsdenU.S.
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I teach Yoga philosophy, meditation, pranayama and yoga asanas. I am the Director of Yoga at the Ananda Portland center. I teach Teacher Training Programs that are certified with Yoga Alliance. I can not answer questions about medical conditions that have not been evaluated by a doctor. I have been teaching classical Yoga for 14 years. | |
Jonathan GainesU.S.
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T`ai Chi and meditation. I am a 30+ year student and teacher of T`ai Chi Ch`uan. My teacher was the late Grand Master Cheng Man-ching with whom I studied for seven years. I am knowledgeable about the principals, practices and the applications of Tai Chi as well as the many benefits and some of the pit falls of practice. I am also knowledgeable about Chi Kung and have developed my own `simple and easy` method. The benefits of T`ai chi Ch`uan and Chi Kung include health and wellness as well as self defense based on principles of yielding rather than resisting. Fascinating! As a life long spiritual seeker I am also knowledgeable about meditation and contemplation. My principle practice is Dzog Chen which I am learning from Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche. The benefits of Dzog Chen are the potential to discover your own mind stream and master it. The point is to enter into the non dualistic state of `no thought` and then learn to be aware of this state while entering into thought. Self liberation from samara and for the sake of all sentient beings is the purpose of Dzog Chen practice. | |
Avinash Chander SharmaIndia
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Taichi,Qi Gong,Meditation through breathwork | |
Gulshan KumarIndia
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Questions regarding Yoga, Pranayama, Mudras, Meditation, Relaxation and Spiritual Development only can be entertained on my part. | |
Ken GulletteU.S.
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I am a senior level (black sash) instructor in the American Tao System of Internal Arts. We study and practice the internal arts of Chen Tai Chi, Hsing-I Chuan, and Baguazhang. I also study and teach Chi Kung (Qigong) and Chin-Na. I began studying martial arts in 1973. I was 20 years old, a college student, and was inspired by Bruce Lee and the Kung-Fu TV show. My first teacher was Grandmaster Sin The in Lexington, Kentucky. I studied Shaolin with him. During the 1970's I also studied Taekwondo with Master Randy Chambliss. In the early 80's, I studied Tien Shan Pai Kung-Fu (wushu) with Karen Vaughn in Cincinnati. I met Sifu Phillip Starr in 1987 when I moved to Omaha, and earned a black sash in his Yiliquan system. He taught me the basics of Hsing-I, Tai Chi and Bagua. In 1998, I began studying Chen Tai Chi with Jim and Angela Criscimagna. They are indoor disciples of Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang. I've also learned from Grandmaster Chen and his brother, Grandmaster Chen Xiaoxing, the head of tai chi training in the Chen village, Henan Province. Their ancestor, Chen Wangting, created tai chi about 350 years ago. I have also ..... |
Recent Answers
2009-11-05 Yoga practice:
Dear Mr. Harish Kumar, Thank you for giving an opportunity to assist in clearing your doubts. As regards the gap of one hour, it has been suggested only in respect of the meals which comes under
2009-11-03 Synchronized practice:
Hi Lewis, In some of my classes, students are working on different things depending on what they need to learn. For example, some might be working on the fighting applications of a Chen tai chi form.
2009-10-19 GROIN PAIN:
Dear Mr. Pankaj, Thank you for writing. Presuming that yours is groin pain, try as follows: Apply cold compress by using ice bags or cold pack or even a bag of frozen peas wrapped in a thin towel
2009-10-19 GROIN PAIN:
1. The most common cause of groin pain in males can be due to muscle strain due to injury during sports. Or it can be due to condition of testicles which can cause pain spreading to groin area. There
2009-10-12 groin pain:
Dear Mr. Pankaj, Thank you for writing. Presuming that yours is groin pain, try as follows: Apply cold compress by using ice bags or cold pack or even a bag of frozen peas wrapped in a thin towel
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