The energy emanating from these energy circuits in order to heal your body on the energetic and physical levels and to help you manifest your desires. Both Qi-Gong and Kuji-In employ certain tools to stimulate and direct -7. The Chinese refer to these energy circuits as Meridians. Most of them start or end at an extremity such as the fingers or toes. Meridians: There are many circuits of energy in the human body.

These new terms are in bold below, followed by an explanation of their meaning and use. These words are essential to your understanding of the rest of the book, and we will repeat their names often to make their assimilation easier. There are also a few technical words that you may want to understand before you start learning about this mystical art. Thus, we will summarize a great deal of information in but a few lines. However, we wish to concentrate on the practical aspects of each of the techniques we will be showing you. We could write an entire book for each chapter we have written here. Through our personal research, we will find many spiritual secrets are hidden in the workings of our physical and tangible experience. For this reason, we begin our spiritual work with the study and practices that use the human body as a tool. By comparison, the mysteries of the Spirit are beyond the reaches of our imagination. The mysteries of the heart and mind (which seem to defy the ability of science to dissect and understand) are even greater.

Introduction The human body, despite the fact that we use it every day of our lives from birth to death, is still the center of many profound mysteries. 11 Oriental Energy Systems: Jin, Qi, Shen. I pray that you may have a blessed experience as you practice the powerful techniques found in this book. I thank the Masters that have taught me this Sacred knowledge. Qi-Gong and Kuji-In A Practical Guide to An Oriental Esoteric Experienceį.Lepine Publishing © François Lépine, 2006 Revised and Augmented by Linda Wheeler

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