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Thaùi-Cöïc döôõng sinh                                             Ñoã Quang-Vinh

                       (2)  When  you’re  breathing  within  Dan  Dien,  Besides  practicing  Taichi,  every  evening, before bed time, it is
               usually called abdominal breathing, the Chi transported through    also  advisable  to  soak  feet  in  warm  water,  because  the  soles
               inhale and exhale, activates the diaphragm, while exhaling, the    include  countless  nerve  points  which  closely  related  with  the
               diaphragm  is  raised  up,  your  belly  falls  flat  (fig.  4),  while   brain nervous and closely related to the innards organs.
               inhaling  the  diaphragm  is  lowered  down,  your  belly bulges up
               (fig. 5), (the man breathes through Chigong placed his hands at    Soaking the feet within warm water can encourages a beneficial
               the Khi Hai Center [“the sea of Chi”] located below the navel by   effect  on  other parts of the body, stimulates blood circulation,
               letting  his  left  hand lying upon his right hand, by contrast the   eliminates  fatigue,  facilitates  you  easy sleep, excites the nerve
               woman  letting  her  left  hand  lying  below  her  right  hand).   points, enhances memory, provides comfortable for gentle legs
               However when practicing Taichi, the practitioners have to focus  and brain.
               on  their  moves,  this  is  difficult  for  them  to  perform  the  Chi
               transportation  unlike  those  who  meditate  Thien  or  Chigong,   In  short,  soaking  the feet in warm water can improve general
               therefore,  the  Taichi  practitioners  can  breathe  naturally,  on   health.
               condition that shutting mouth to breathe through the nose, this
               is  to  connect  the  two  poles  of  the  Front-Back-Channel  circuit,
               and to retain the stored energy in the Dan Dien due to mouth
               closed which does not let Chi to escape
                                            Exhale

                                      (The belly falling flat)





                                               Fig. 4



                                            Inhale
                                        (The belly bulges up)

                                                  Fig.5







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