Qiyoda: Qi Yoga Dance: Understanding the Mind and its Relationship to Chi, the Body and Life. Healing and Mastery through Chi Cultivation, Massage, Yoga and Dance.

Qiyoda is a about using four approaches to healing and training the body: energy, massage, flexibility training and movement. Each has a coinciding art of healing and mastery; chi cultivation (qigong, neigong), massage, yoga and dance. The heart of Qiyoda is chi cultivation: learning what chi is, how to feel it now, move it and use it, like a tool you hold in your hand; cultivating it and using it directly. A person also learns how to use chi to connect to the body directly and manipulate it with thought, releasing, relaxing, activating and engaging muscles. Which leads to learning how to move the body with chi and use chi as strength. Then chi is incorporated into massage, yoga and dance and used together to affect healing, health and mastery of the mind and body.

The goal of Qiyoda is to get a person’s body to a place of centeredness, balanced, relaxed and strong in proper alignment, making it natural where a person can feel comfortable in their body and moving through life. This is the most crucial foundation for any movement-based practice, mastery or just living. Qiyoda also presents an understanding of the core founding principles of chi cultivation, massage, yoga and dance. Through this understanding we can see how each fit together to create a whole system of approach to healing and mastery. Qiyoda practitioners are encouraged to create a personal practice which becomes an evolving journey of discovery and understanding. Where you are the teacher, guided by your body and life.

Torsion is a dance style based on the movements and parts of a torus. It is a blend of tai chi principles, martial arts movement principles, qigong (chi cultivation), some concepts from shamanism and some elements of funk and hip-hop styles of dance. It is designed to teach a person how the body moves naturally with perfect centering, balance and alignment. Through the practice of it, it opens and strengthens the body into proper alignment. It cultivates chi and can be used with chi to do healing. It can be performed to any music and other style elements can be added to make it your own style. You can also practice in silence and like tai chi, it can be practiced slow. Spontaneous movement (freestyle dancing) is a great way to cultivate creativity and intuition and get in touch with the creative. Move like the universe and become the universe! Or follow the vorotex into the depths of consciousness into the Innerverse.

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The Book

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How Qiyoda Makes History Seven Ways and Will Change Everything: Regarding mind-body arts and medicine, preventive medicine, the chi arts healing arts, yoga, dance and psychology

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If you have any questions or want to learn, please feel free to contact me. But almost everything you need to know from Qigong to Shengong and more is in these books.