Chi Self-massage by Mantak Chia

Chi Self-massage

The Taoist Way of Rejuvenation

Mantak Chia

Inner Traditions/Bear & Company · Print & ebook · June 5, 2006

Energetic massage techniques that dispel negative emotions, relieve stress, and strengthen the senses, internal organs, and nervous system • Shows how Chi Massage employs one’s own internal energy to promote rejuvenation • Presents Chi Massage techniques for every organ and bodily system • Provides a daily practice routine that requires only 5 to 10 minutes to complete The Western concept of massage primarily concerns muscle manipulation.

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Who it’s for
Mantak Chia explains Chi Massage, its energetic theory, and a short daily practice routine.
Themes
Chi energy and self-massage, Stress and negative emotions, Rejuvenation
Genres
Massage & Reflexology, Energy Healing, Taoism

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Energetic massage techniques that dispel negative emotions, relieve stress, and strengthen the senses, internal organs, and nervous system • Shows how Chi Massage employs one’s own internal energy to promote rejuvenation • Presents Chi Massage techniques for every organ and bodily system • Provides a daily practice routine that requires only 5 to 10 minutes to complete The Western concept of massage primarily concerns muscle manipulation.

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In the practice of Chi Massage, internal energy, or Chi, is manipulated to strengthen and rejuvenate the sense organs--eyes, ears, nose, tongue, teeth, and skin--and the internal organs. The Taoist techniques in this practice are more than 5,000 years old and, until very recently, were closely guarded secrets passed down from master to student with each master often knowing only a small part of the complete method. In Chi Self-Massage Master Mantak Chia pieces together the entire system of Chi Massage into a logical routine, revealing the methods used by Taoist masters to maintain their youthfulness. He explains the energetic theory behind Chi Massage and how negative emotions affect the organs and nervous system. By practicing the exercises outlined and following the daily routine that requires only 5 to 10 minutes to complete, readers can strengthen their senses--most notably vision, hearing, and taste--detoxify their internal organs and glands, help control negative emotions, relieve stress and constipation, and improve their complexion, teeth and gums, and overall stamina.

Chi Massage Practice

Mantak Chia explains Chi Massage, its energetic theory, and a short daily practice routine.

Come here for

  • Taoist Chi techniques for the sense organs and internal organs
  • A daily practice routine requiring 5 to 10 minutes

Expect

  • Techniques for the senses, organs, and bodily systems
  • An account of how negative emotions affect organs and the nervous system

Where it sits

Energy Healing52%
Massage & Reflexology46%
Taoism46%

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Publisher categories

  • Massage & Reflexology
  • Energy Healing
  • Taoist Thought
Authors
Mantak Chia
Publisher
Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
Published
June 5, 2006
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Chi energy and self-massage · Stress and negative emotions · Rejuvenation
Reading lane
Massage & Reflexology