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The Living Art of Chi Kung

A new book by Lizzie Slowe

Illustrated by Richard Verlander

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The Living Art of Chi Kung is an accessible manual, taking the reader through how, what and why to practise Chi Kung. Chi Kung has a remarkable relevance to life today, as do the Taoist principles on which it is based.

 

The ancient Taoist teachings and practises are made simple and approachable

with a combination of unique descriptions, analogies, anecdotes and illustrations.

The Living Art of Chi Kung

The title of the book encapsulates my intention of taking the ancient Taoist art and making it accessible and relatable, of pointing towards possibilities, rather than being a focused academic text. I’ve aimed to convey the subtleties of practise and their relevance today, and provide an accessible manual for anyone who’s interested in Chi Kung, or even just some body focused awareness.

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Lizzie Slowe

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Spirit

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The Living Art of Chi Kung

"I hope this book brings you some of the joy that underpins Lizzie’s teaching.  Our mind, our body and our hearts will all need attention as we step out in to the new world. The wonderful thing about Chi Kung is it helps all three.

 

Everyone can find something to help their mind, body and heart in this book."

Nicola Ley – Shiatsu and Chi Kung teacher

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The Living Art of Chi Kung

The book has three sections :

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The Art is composed of short sections describing the nuances and different elements of how and why to practise, and the ingredients that might make your approach effective or enjoyable.

The Art

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Chi Kung

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Chi Kung contains descriptions and instructions of energetic structures, postures, warm ups and practises – some seated, some standing and some moving.

Living

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‘Living’, I’ve discussed a few bigger life topics, included some quotes from the Tao Te Ching (Using the excellent translation by Stephen Mitchell), and described how some aspects of life could be understood through a Taoist perspective and supported or informed through your Chi Kung practice.

The Postures

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The Author

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"I see my work as supporting people to find their own version of whole again, and allow a sense of balance and flow back into their lives and bodies.

When we hold ourselves in any state of emotion, thought pattern, physical tension or posture, or even spiritual crisis we create a block in our flow of life.  Allowing such blocks to shift is what allows Chi, or energy or our chemistry to constantly flow into balance, allowing us to flow more easily through through our body and also through life thus getting stuck less often."       ......   More Info

Lizzie Slowe

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