London’s Chinese Feng Shui Consultants & Bazi Astrology Masters
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London’s Chinese Feng Shui Consultants & Bazi Astrology Masters
The Mountain Arts aren’t the study of mountains, rather they’re studies that were normally made in the mountains. There, amongst the fresh air and without distraction, skill could be built.
Broadly speaking there are two sides to the mountain arts, the fighting arts and the mystic arts.
Anyone who thinks that traditional martial arts training is just a good punch up needs to get back to their boxing ring. Traditional martial arts training covers much more, in fact an old adage is “anyone can hurt another, but only a true master can heal them”. To that end self healing, detoxification and eating practices are part of the rich history of martial arts, which blend healing Qi Gong and Nei Gong with deadly Kung Fu, Bagua Chuan, Hsing-i and other arts.
The mountains were the perfect place to study the sage arts.
Warriors would learn meditation to still their yang impulses, preventing it from building to aggression that leads them astray. Today meditation still remains a perfect tool for taming the mind and helping us to suffer less from disturbing emotions and mental turmoil. Being able to attain this state of being is the basic requirement to be able to begin learning the mystic arts.
More advanced practitioners of the mystic arts use numerous other practices, both to attain to the higher goals of Taoism as well as to fulfil the day-to-day needs of people and communities. At Rising Dragon, some of the ones we offer include:
Within the mystic arts of Taoism, there are a great many techniques which reflect the traditional role of Taoist sages within Chinese culture. Historically, if a village had a problem, whether that be poor crops through to marauding bandits, it was the local shaman’s task to solve these problems. This is a little different from Taoist priests. The priests teach the path to attaining the ultimate, whereas the shamans would be tasked with practicing the strategic and tactical sorcery needed to solve the problem.
In Taoist thought, when Heaven and Earth are in balance, everything becomes auspicious and happiness naturally flows. Yet the state of perfect balance is not the main state of existence on Earth. Therefore shamans were employed to restore harmony, and in fact were often leaders or elders within communities because of these skills.
Master Ang comes from a family ancestry of shamans and has a great skill in Taoist shamanistic practices. She holds what in Chinese culture is referred to as “fairy boned”, meaning the gift of psychic connection. This means that she is very easily able to sense and connect to the various kinds of unseen beings that may be present at a given location. She’s also able to draw upon a wide range of practices to bring health, good luck, harmony and wish fulfillment.
Master Frejya-Richwoods has been involved with the fighting arts for almost 30 years and has good knowledge of healing techniques from them, including many techniques of Qi Gong, Nei Gong, diet and self healing. She also uses both seated, moving and guided meditations and many esoteric dharmas (practices or rituals) from Vajrayana Buddhism such as enrichment practices, black magic and invasive spirit removal, health and longevity enhancement, love and respect dharmas and dharmas for regaining purity.
Here’s a list of some of common things we use these arts for:
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