24/02/2025
Linking the stars and planets with Taoist internal practices is truly beautiful work…###
Cosmic Healing Chi Kung
Cosmic Healing Chi Kung is a key component of the Universal Tao, a comprehensive system of Taoist practices designed to develop the body, Chi, and spirit. Proficiency in Cosmic Healing Chi Kung depends on a broader understanding of the Universal Tao System. Central to Taoist practice is the cultivation and movement of energy within the body.
A fundamental practice within the Universal Tao System is the Microcosmic Orbit Meditation, which connects practitioners with the energy of the earth, cosmos, and universe. This method establishes a link with the North Star and the Big Dipper’s violet-red light, a potent universal healing force. Through this practice, individuals develop sensitivity to Chi and learn to guide its flow using the mind, vision, and heart. Initially, the meditation focuses on primary energy pathways within the body, but it later expands to include the limbs, forming the Macrocosmic Orbit.
Many individuals, including experienced Chi Kung practitioners, report that they struggle to sense energy despite years of training. There are countless Chi Kung forms, and dedicating a lifetime to learning them all would still not guarantee mastery. Rather than practicing incorrectly, we need to incorporate meditation, as hand movements alone are insufficient. The Microcosmic Orbit and Inner Smile Meditations enhance the ability to perceive Chi inside and outside the body, as well as in the hands and feet.
The essential principle of these forms is the ability to perceive and work with Chi—enhancing, transforming, absorbing, and harmonizing with universal, cosmic, natural, and earthly energies.In Taoism, the force that animates the universe is called Wu Chi—the formless, supreme power governing the universe. By cultivating virtue and a compassionate heart, one can establish a connection with this force.
For a complete guide to Microcosmic Orbit Meditation, refer to Awaken Healing Light of the Tao by