Facilitate the flow of qi through your body to better absorb the spiritual energy in your surroundings.It also serves to clear and open up the meridians.
Also known as the internal observation technique studied by Sun Simiao, the “King of Medicine,” this method involves several steps. First, gently close your eyes and relax your entire body. […]
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