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alcyone 14-05-2017 01:39 AM

Practiced wrong, head & sacral energy or ..
 
So I wanted to try qi gong, for many reasons.

I did it like 4 nights in a row since it was so easy to feel the chi and I felt good after doing it. However, I tried a different form every night. Sometimes mixing two different forms. IDK if they're called forms, but the sequence of moves.. I watched YouTube videos.

I didn't have issues the first to third night, then the fourth night I did it for maybe an hour and a half, one video of a lot of hand movements and blowing your breath out. Then a more full body one. So I stopped, tried to lay down and rest a little later and all through the night, my head was feeling like a strong energy in it and the energy was somehow linked to my sacral area, like they were feeding off each other. It was stronger in my head, it felt like a spinning and gravity. My mental health was messing up too I was hearing people talking and it was hard to sleep with all that spinning in my head.

I would like to keep doing qi gong but I'm not sure it's safe to keep going. I don't know, is it worth it to trying again for less time maybe?

FallingLeaves 14-05-2017 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Flyawaywithme
So I wanted to try qi gong, for many reasons.

I did it like 4 nights in a row since it was so easy to feel the chi and I felt good after doing it. However, I tried a different form every night. Sometimes mixing two different forms. IDK if they're called forms, but the sequence of moves.. I watched YouTube videos.

I didn't have issues the first to third night, then the fourth night I did it for maybe an hour and a half, one video of a lot of hand movements and blowing your breath out. Then a more full body one. So I stopped, tried to lay down and rest a little later and all through the night, my head was feeling like a strong energy in it and the energy was somehow linked to my sacral area, like they were feeding off each other. It was stronger in my head, it felt like a spinning and gravity. My mental health was messing up too I was hearing people talking and it was hard to sleep with all that spinning in my head.

I would like to keep doing qi gong but I'm not sure it's safe to keep going. I don't know, is it worth it to trying again for less time maybe?


what came to mind is you did a lot, in just four days. I think you are on to something if you want to do it for less time, maybe a little less often for a while while you are getting your bearings too :smile:

sky 14-05-2017 09:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyawaywithme
So I wanted to try qi gong, for many reasons.

I did it like 4 nights in a row since it was so easy to feel the chi and I felt good after doing it. However, I tried a different form every night. Sometimes mixing two different forms. IDK if they're called formk,s, but the sequence of moves.. I watched YouTube videos.

I didn't have issues the first to third night, then the fourth night I did it for maybe an hour and a half, one video of a lot of hand movements and blowing your breath out. Then a more full body one. So I stopped, tried to lay down and rest a little later and all through the night, my head was feeling like a strong energy in it and the energy was somehow linked to my sacral area, like they were feeding off each other. It was stronger in my head, it felt like a spinning and gravity. My mental health was messing up too I was hearing people talking and it was hard to sleep with all that spinning in my head.

I would like to keep doing qi gong but I'm not sure it's safe to keep going. I don't know, is it worth it to trying again for less time maybe?



You are doing way to much, 20 mins each day is enough, remember it's not the quantity but the quality.
If you are watching youtube vids while you are practising then you are wasting your time, learn the first 2 moves in a form and keep practising until you can remember them and you can add another two until you remember the complete form.
Mixing different forms together is not something I would recommend either, just stick to one at a time.
A simple one for beginners is ' Eight Brocades' you should find it easy and short enough to remember quite quickly, do each movement just once at first and as you progress you can then do it three times which is ample...

alcyone 18-05-2017 03:33 AM

Thanks. The reason I'm watching the video now is because it's hard to remember the order of all the moves. I found one that works well for me, tried it again tonignt. So far not having any issues. I guess I just did too much. :smile:

sky 18-05-2017 06:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Flyawaywithme
Thanks. The reason I'm watching the video now is because it's hard to remember the order of all the moves. I found one that works well for me, tried it again tonignt. So far not having any issues. I guess I just did too much. :smile:



Little and often is best... good luck.
I teach Qigong, if you get stuck just shout :smile:

Jillity 02-07-2017 07:18 PM

I do around 10 to 15 minutes in the morning and about 10 minutes in the evening. An hour and a half is too much.


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