Five Taoist Yin course
Summer 2021
The Five Taoist Yin course has been postponed until further notice due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We are currently planning to trial this as ten-week online course that will be followed up with an Instructor course. Numbers will be limited so please let us know if you wish to join the reserve list. Contact us
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Participants who purchase this (live) course before 2021 will receive a coupon code for free access to the entire online version of the course (with 29 lectures). This is hosted on the San Bao School website – The Five Taoist Yin Qigong Course. Terms and Conditions apply.
The Five Yin Qigong concentrate on the Qi flow in the Yin meridians. The course concentrates on using the physical movement, the breath, and the eyes. It is only with correct posture, relaxed breathing, and accurate focus that the practitioner will progress with any Qigong exercise.
The Five Taoist Yin Qigong
- Lung Meridian – Metal
- Spleen Meridian – Earth
- Heart Meridian & Heart Governor Meridian – Fire
- Kidney Meridian – Water
- Liver Meridian – Wood
The functions of the Yin Meridians
Lung Meridian
- Governing Qi and respiration.
- Controlling the circulation of Qi in the blood vessels and meridians.
- Controlling the dispersion and descending of Qi.
- Regulating the water passages (through the dispersing and descending functions).
Spleen Meridian
- Governs Transformation and Transportation.
- Controls the blood, i.e. Keeping it within the blood vessels and making blood from food.
- Controls the muscles and the limbs.
- Controls the rising Qi (maintaining a balance with Stomach Meridian in the role of controlling of descending Qi).
- Houses the thought (Yi): thinking, studying, concentration.
Heart Meridian
- Controls the blood and the blood vessels.
- Houses the Shen (consciousness).
Kidney Meridian
- Stores the Jing, governs birth, growth, development and reproduction.
- Produces bone marrow.
- Governs the bones, brain and blood production.
- Governs Water, and the flow of body fluids.
Liver Meridian
- Storing blood.
- Maintains harmonious and unobstructed flow of Qi, allowing good body function, especially in relation to; emotional activities, especially anger and mental depression.
- Promotes the flow of energy to the other organs.
- Produces bile and affects the secretion of bile.
Questions asked by students about the Five Taoist Yin
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Workshop details:
Cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We are currently planning to trial this as ten-week online course that will be followed up with an Instructor course. Numbers will be limited so please let us know if you wish to join the reserve list. Contact us
This course is suitable for all levels of Qigong experience
- Location – Pro Holistic, East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire – location map
- Dates – To be confirmed
- Time – 10:00 – 17:00
- Cost – £70.00
- Details – Focusing on the postures, the focus, and gaining awareness of Qi flow in these exercises.
- Instructor – Des Lawton
- Guidelines – Can be viewed here
- Further information – ‘Phone Des on 01355266011 or use the form on the Contact Us
Participants who purchase this (live) course before 2021 will receive a coupon code for free access to the entire online version of the course (with 29 lectures). This is hosted on the San Bao School website – The Five Taoist Yin Qigong Course. Terms and Conditions apply.
A deposit of £20.00 is required, with the balance to be paid on or before 2021