Kamotion Qi-Gong is a contemporary practice that integrates the principles of traditional Qi-Gong with modern movements and philosophies, focusing on the cultivation and harmonization of Qi (vital energy) within the body. Like Neidan Inner Alchemy, Kamotion Qi-Gong practitioners embark on a...

Neigong, or "internal skill," is a collection of ancient Chinese practices focused on cultivating internal energy (Qi) and enhancing the practitioner's inner strength and spirit. Rooted in Daoist principles, Neigong is a key component of various Chinese martial arts and healing traditions,...

In the mystical world of Daoist alchemy, the concept of the Golden Elixir, or 'Jindan', stands as a cornerstone, symbolizing the ultimate pursuit of spiritual enlightenment and immortality. This ancient practice, deeply rooted in Chinese esoteric traditions, offers a unique pathway to personal...

In Daoist alchemy, the concept of the White Tigress (Kan) and the Fire-Breathing Dragon (Li) intertwine with the principles of Yin and Yang, representing fundamental forces of the universe. The White Tigress, or Kan, symbolizes the Yin aspect, often associated with water, femininity, passivity,...

Yang Qi - A bio-electrical current that moves through the channels in a liquid fluid-like manner.

Yin Qi - A feeling of magnetism that bends and stretches, forms the paths for electrical Yang Qi to flow through.

Fire Qi - Felt as a shaking or vibrating pathway that moves along the length of...

1. Shaking\vibrating - Caused by Yang Qi or Fire Qi moving through the channels.

2. Excitement- Buzzing high feeling, a sign of Yang Qi moving at increased rates.

3. Feeling cold - This is how the body processes regions with chronic Qi Deficiency. It’s very natural and occurs typically...

Cultivating Qi with Kamotion Qi-Gong involves several practices:

1. Qi-gong: This practice focuses on coordinating body movement, breathing, and meditation to improve mental and physical health. Regular Qi-gong exercises help in balancing and enhancing Qi energy.

2. Nei-Gong: A more internal and...