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ClassesDAO GONGInner Energy Practice -
EnergyBody-MindA quest for Self-knowledge
DAO GONG
Inner Energy practices and study.
For those who seek self-knowledge...
Explore your relationship with yourself and Energy.
DAO (Tao): though it cannot be defined, it can be translated as The Way.
GONG: means Work.
For us, it represents the pursuit of a connection with The Way and the work to achieve it.
For those who seek self-knowledge...
Explore your relationship with yourself and Energy.
DAO (Tao): though it cannot be defined, it can be translated as The Way.
GONG: means Work.
For us, it represents the pursuit of a connection with The Way and the work to achieve it.
Practice
DAO GONG
DAO GONG
DAO GONG integrates our Physical, Energetic, and Mental dimension into its practice, in connection with nature.
This Inner Work is characterized by the practical application of its exercises and knowledge in the daily life of each student.
Beyond a mere practice for health or well-being....
It is a quest for connection with what is Higher, with the Unknown... with the Meaning and Mystery of Life...
"The Tao that can be described is not the eternal Tao."
Lao Tse.
This Inner Work is characterized by the practical application of its exercises and knowledge in the daily life of each student.
Beyond a mere practice for health or well-being....
It is a quest for connection with what is Higher, with the Unknown... with the Meaning and Mystery of Life...
"The Tao that can be described is not the eternal Tao."
Lao Tse.
It integrates three aspects:
BODY
Representing the material aspect, it serves as our container, the conduit through which energy flows.
ENERGY
It is the Qi that circulates through the body-conduit, in a subtler degree, representing the immaterial and invisible. It animates matter.
MIND
It can be activated to direct and guide Qi towards a clear and defined objective. It is the gateway to connection with what is Higher.
