Yuangong

 “Yuan Tong Treasured Efficacious Qigong Patterns”    

Some ancient Chinese spiritual masters originally created Yuangong.  Master Yang  modified it in 1992 by synthesizing some of the best disciplines he learned over the years, and the superior Qigong patterns imported by his masters.

“Yuan” means, round-circle-complete.  For, “circle” completes the movement of the universe, the sun, the earth, the moon, and the energy flow along meridians, which make the cosmos entities and the lives.  “Tong” means smooth-continuous, which lead to the eternity and the evolution of the world.  Yuangong can dissipate the blockage of energy flow in our body.  The spirituality of this exercise promotes a highly effective healing of our physical bodies.  So it is a precious exercise which is aimed at bringing health and harmony to those in need.

Yuangong is an advanced Qigong discipline.  Regardless of the diseases you are suffering from or which Qigong discipline you have learned, you can benefit from this remarkable exercise within a few weeks.  Not only are there effective movements which promote health and wellness, but there are also important Qigong theories.  The understanding of these theories enables one to master the healing techniques more efficiently.

It includes the sixteen movements, Qigong theories, and techniques in Qigong healing and meditation.  Yuangong is a comprehensive Qigong training program.  In general, Yuangong is composed of movements and quiescence (meditation and visualization).  The sixteen movements aim at strengthening our physical health.  The quiescent part is the cultivation of spirituality, which opens up our potential powers

The special healing techniques taught in this exercise are highly effective and were once forbidden to be revealed without permission.  We are, however, willing to disclose this ancient secret with the hope that these methods can be shared with the public for health purposes.

Master  Phillip Lei Yang hopes that Yuangong brings joy, health, happiness and peace to everyone who practices it..

   - the sixteen movements in Yuangong exercise. 
   - meditation for wellness. 
   - five techniques in Qigong therapy. 
   - the introduction of the Exceptional Human Function (EHF) 
   - Qigong theories. 
   - the theories of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements. 
   - the truth of diseases. 
   - the potential power of human mind