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Red Dragon Qigong — Full Course Access for Paid Subscribers
I’ve just released the trailer for Red Dragon Qigong, a complete, structured course that is now available in full to paid Substack subscribers.Dr.
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
3:12
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 2: Historical Lineage & Origins
This lesson introduces the historical and cultural background from which Red Dragon Qigong is said to emerge.
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
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5:56
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 3: Modern Research and Classical Method
This lesson examines the relationship between modern Qigong research and classical Qigong practice, clarifying where contemporary scientific study…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
7:44
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 4: The Basic Energy System & Grand Circulation(大周天)
This lesson introduces the basic energetic framework used throughout Red Dragon Qigong, focusing on the classical theory of Grand Circulation(大周天, Dà…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
6:37
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 5: Qigong Breathing Methods
This lesson introduces the foundational breathing methods used in Qigong practice, providing the framework that supports all subsequent training in Red…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
18:48
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 6: Kua(胯), Yao(腰), Song(鬆)and Gan(趕)— Relaxation, Structure, and Intent
This lesson introduces two essential principles of internal training in Qigong: Song(鬆), often translated as relaxation, and Gan(趕), meaning to chase or…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
4:26
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 7: Fu, Chen, Tun, and Tu(浮・沉・吞・吐)— The Four Internal Actions
This lesson introduces the four fundamental internal actions of Qigong training: Fu(浮, floating), Chen(沉, sinking), Tun(吞, swallowing), and Tu(吐…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
12:25
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 8: The White Eyebrow Salute(白眉禮)
This lesson introduces the White Eyebrow Salute(白眉禮), a traditional opening practice associated with White Eyebrow (Bak Mei / 白眉) Kung Fu. The salute is…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
13:21
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 9: Monk Begging for Rice(僧人乞米)
This lesson introduces the stance known in Red Dragon Qigong as Monk Begging for Rice(僧人乞米), a foundational standing practice used to develop alignment…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
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11:19
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 10: Mind, Intention and Qi(心・意・氣)
This lesson explores the classical Qigong understanding of the mind–Qi relationship, introducing the distinction between the emotional mind, Xin(心), and…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
3:58
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 11: Five Seated Meditations(坐功)and Progressive Internal Training
This lesson introduces five seated meditation practices(坐功, Zuò Gōng) that form the contemplative core of Red Dragon Qigong. Rather than presenting a…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
16:16
Red Dragon Qigong — Lesson 12: Red Dragon Breathing Fire(赤龍吐火)
This lesson marks the beginning of the five primary movement practices of Red Dragon Qigong, starting with Red Dragon Breathing Fire(赤龍吐火). With this…
Jan 22
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David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac
19:34
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