In the late 1970s, Dr. Pang Ming developed a new form of Qigong, just as the Chinese government was recognizing the potential of this ancient practice to reduce healthcare costs, and was encouraging...

智 能 气 功 Zhì Néng Qì Gōng   ZHI: means Wisdom, Intelligence of the Heart. NENG: refers to abilities, skills QI: is the name given by the ancient Chinese to Energy. It means the universal primordial...

In China in the 1980s a gifted and inspired person, Dr Pang Ming, developed a new type of Qigong, seeking more effective ways to cure his patients. When he was a child his Qigong teacher discovered...

Whatever a person’s physical condition, regular practice of Zhi Neng Qi Gong (ZNQG) can only bring improvement. When movement is restricted, whether due to paralysis, illness, injury or old age, it...

The methods of Zhi Neng QiGong (ZNQG) are meditative. The movements are slow and soft. The body stretches and relaxes, the spirit breathes freely and is nourished by the serenity that comes from the...

1st Method: Peng Qi Guan Ding Fa: Lift Qi up and Pour Qi Down This is the basis of practice: a series of gentle movements of the body synchronised with meditation and visualisation that open up internal...

When two ancient civilizations meet and unite their knowledge, evolution is enhanced. Greece and China had a huge influence in the West and in the East respectively, it would be beneficial to combine...