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100 1  Ni, Maoshing. 
245 10 Qi meditations :|bguided visualizations for self-healing
       |h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cMao Shing Ni. 
250    Unabridged. 
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520    Two billion people rely on Chinese medicine and its 
       centuries-old wellness tradition. An integral component of
       this system that is now gaining recognition in the West 
       are "qi meditations," which use guided visualization, 
       breath work, and gentle movements to balance and cultivate
       our energy for a long and healthy life. On Qi Meditations,
       traditional Chinese medical doctor Mao Shing Ni shares 
       these time-tested techniques to help you achieve greater 
       control over your own health and healing. After discussing
       essential tenets of Chinese medicine-including the five 
       principles of self-healing, the nature of qi, 
       constitutional archetypes, and more-Dr. Mao leads us 
       through a series of guided practices, including: Inner 
       Visioning-simple ways to assess your current health and 
       tune in to your body's subtle changes. Healing Meditations
       -a series of short practices that correspond to the five 
       major organ networks of the body. Balancing Qi Meditations
       -yin and yang visualizations to boost your physical, 
       emotional, and spiritual well-being. So confident was the 
       belief that prevention is the best medicine that in 
       ancient China, doctors were not paid if their patients 
       became ill. With Qi Meditations, we have a potent set of 
       tools to maintain healthy states and treat imbalances long
       before they manifest as illness or disease. 
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650  0 Qi gong. 
650  0 Taoist meditations. 
700 1  Ni, Mao Shing. 
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