Training Schedule For Practicing the
Flying Phoenix Celestial Healing Qigong (using DVD Series)
Training Schedule
- Learn and diligently practice one standing exercise and one seated meditation
at a time.
- Master each exercise so that you can do the breathing sequence and the
posture and movements from memory with your eyes closed.
- For an intensive start: practice one standing and one seated meditation
everyday for two weeks.
- After two weeks or longer of practice, add the next standing and seated
meditation appearing on the video, while continuing practice of the first
two meditations.
- Then after two more weeks of practicing two standing exercises and two
seated meditations every day, add the next standing exercise and the next
seated meditation.
- After you have increased your practice to three standing meditations and
three seated meditations, practice this combination daily for at least two
months. This can take between 50 to 70 minutes a day. This training time
can be broken up into several sessions spread-out throughout the day.
- Now begin another cycle of practice starting with a new standing meditation
(Number #4) and new seated meditation (Number #4) everyday for two weeks,
and repeat steps #3 through #6.
- Continue with more cycles of this "step-up" training until you
have practiced all the exercises in Volumes One through Three. The latter
standing exercises are much longer forms than the introductory ones and
require more time to learn and memorize. Go slowly.
- Once you have learned all of the meditations, and can feel the different
energetic effects that each one has, select your favorite exercises (one
or two that have the most pronounced effect on your energy level and well-being)
and practice them daily for six months.
- After the six months, you can scale back your practice of your favorite
exercises to once a week. Then pick up another two exercises that you feel
are similarly powerful and effective and practice them daily for six months.
- Practice the standing long form meditation called "Flying Phoenix
Heavenly Healing Chi Meditation" (on Volume Three) as regularly as
you can for vitality and strong immunity. This long form meditation is the
capstone to the system.
- In summary, learn each exercise following steps #3 through #6, and then
master your favorite Flying Phoenix exercises-and ultimately the entire
system-by practicing each one daily for six months.
STEPUP TRAINING SCHEDULE
FIRST
2 WEEKS
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FIRST
2 WEEKS
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SECOND
2 WEEKS
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THIRD
2 WEEKS
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LAST
6 WEEKS
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NEXT
6 MONTHS
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STANDING
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EXERCISE
#1
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EXERCISE
#1 + #2
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EXERCISE
#1 + #2 + #3
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EXERCISE
#1 + #2 + #3
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1 FAVORITE
EXERCISE
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SEATED
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EXERCISE
#1
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EXERCISE
#1 + #2
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EXERCISE
#1 + #2 + #3
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EXERCISE
#1 + #2 + #3
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1 FAVORITE
EXERCISE
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Regularity of Practice
- The "Kung" part of "Chi-Kung" means work, cultivation
and mastery. It is the same Chinese character found in the martial arts term,
"kung-fu", which means excellence over time. The vast majority of
Chi Kung systems require long-term regular practice. The training schedule
recommended above will ensure that the Flying Phoenix Chi Kung training imparts
maximum benefits.
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- The Flying Phoenix exercises have cumulative energy effects when practiced
on a regular daily basis. Your daily practice will steadily build a reserve
of internal energy. After an exercise is practiced daily for six months, one
will be able to "tap" into the reserve of cultivated energy with
every occasional practice. Twenty to thirty minutes of training every day
is recommended for beginners. Forty minutes to an hour of practice each day
produces excellent results. Whether you practice for ten minutes or for two
hours at a time, practice on a daily basis and at the same time on each day.
The more quality practice time you put into the Flying Phoenix system, the
greater and longer-lasting the benefits you will derive.
Visualization
- Many systems of Chi Kung involve mental visualization and creative imagery
with the eyes closed. The Flying Phoenix does not rely on creative imagery.
Simply do the breath-control sequence, do the posture and associated movements
as slowly as possible, and completely relax your mind and inner vision. With
a little practice, you will discover that the combination of the breath control
sequence coupled with the exercise done at the proper, super-slow speed constitute
a sublime form of visualization that activates ch'i cultivation and exercises
your higher mental faculties.
©2003 Terry Dunn