Buqi Therapy
What is Buqi?
Buqi therapy is an energy healing treatment system - a complementary
therapy based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. Buqi therapy focuses
on the close connection between chronic poor body posture and stress.
It addresses both sides of this equation, by releasing old stresses
and emotions, and by gradually correcting body posture.
Buqi was developed from ancient Chinese practices by Dr Shen Hongxun
of the
Buqi Institute.
It draws on
the theory that many diseases are caused by the overproduction and
accumulation of pathogenic factors and toxic by-products, known as
binqi.
In a healthy person, binqi naturally leaves the organs via the
meridians, and
then leaves the body via the hands, the feet, and urine. Binqi is
overproduced
when the person has repressed negative emotions and/or severe stress.
It is
also overproduced when the intervertebral spaces begin to narrow due to
poor
body posture. Poor body posture in itself can be caused by repressed
emotions
and stress. Poor body posture also causes binqi to accumulate in the
intervertabral
spaces, joints, muscles, and organs. Over a long period of time this
accumulated
binqi may lead to serious illnesses.
The Buqi therapist addresses this, first by using their own energy
forces to move
accumulated binqi out of the client's organs, and then by helping the
client to
continue the process on their own with a tailored programme of gentle
exercises.
History of BUQI
In books on Chinese history we can find records of people treating
diseases
without touching the body, but nowhere is there any description of the
treatment
techniques they used. In each generation, only a few people knew small
fragments,
which they passed on in secret to family members. In his youth, Dr Shen
Hongxun
was fortunate to discover some of this knowledge from Shen BaoTai
(his grandfather), Professor Yao (or Yue) HuanZhi, and other acclaimed
taijiquan masters.
In the early 1960s, Mao Tse Tung supported the combination of Chinese
and Western
medicine. As a medical doctor and hospital director, Dr Shen Hongxun
responded to
this by carrying out research on Buqi. He further developed the special
forces he
had learned as a boy and researched various Buddhist and Taoist
teachings with
monks and lamas. He spent 40 years researching and developing his
knowledge to
create the present-day system of energy healing known as Buqi.
Presently, energy healing is becoming more mainstream as more and more
people are beginning to recognise the significance of the human body
being a
multicellular system: cells are microscopic, and their nature is best
described
using quantum physics rather than particle physics - hence everything
is considered
in terms of energy waves as opposed to matter.
Health and Wellbeing
A key element of Buqi therapy is empowerment: the practitioner helps
the client to
take control of their own wellbeing. By now you are probably wondering
if Buqi therapy can help you regain control of
your wellbeing.
Contact Marc
now to book your free introductory session.
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