Dahn Yoga Basics

Dahn Yoga Basics

Ilchi Lee

Language: English

Pages: 142

ISBN: B004XJ4YRO

Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub


This practitioner's guide details the fundamentals of Dahn Yoga's highly effective mind-body training system. The book features full-color photography and detailed explanation of basic Dahn Yoga exercise, including stretching, breathing, and meditation. This easy-to-use reference guide will help you perfect your postures as you learn the principles behind the practice. Dahn Yoga Basics is a must-have essential for all Dahn Yoga and holistic health enthusiasts.

Through clear, concise explanation, you will gain greater understanding of the human energy system, while also learning how to stimulate the flow of energy through your body. All stretching and breathing postures are fully illustrated with step-by-step instructions, which will help you achieve the ideal position for increased energy and stress relief. Inside Dahn Yoga Basics: - Full color photography and illustration.- Concise, easy-to-follow instructions for every exercise.
- Fully illustrated explanation of the body's energy system.- Dahn Yoga posture chart and glossary.- Clear explanation of basic Dahn principles and philosophy.

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toes pointing the same direction. When the left leg is extended, the stance is called Jwa-bu-toe-bo; when the right leg is extended, it is called U-bu-toe-bo. 1. From the final movement of Dong-nip-bo, lower your left foot to your right ankle. 2. Dragging your left foot to the left, spread your feet shoulder-width apart. 3. Bend your right leg as if in a Ki-ma-bo and straighten your left leg. 4. Place your left fist just to the inside and lightly touching your right elbow. Move your right

our innate ability to sense energy flow, we can recover our health and natural balance. When we develop sensitivity to Ki, we will be able to utilize our bodies’ potential more fully. Energy of the Mind, Jin-ki There are three types of Ki energy in the human body. Won-ki is the energy that you have inherited, or were born with. Jung-ki is the energy that you obtain by eating and breathing. And Jin-ki is generated through deep, concentrated breathing. Won-ki and Jung-ki are generated without

“fulfilled,” then you will experience the truth of “My body is not me, but mine.” You will be able to control your sexual energy and channel it according to your will. KI-JANG: ENERGY BECOMES STRONG Ki, the energy body, is strongly influenced by mental and emotional energy, which emanates from the middle Dahn-jon. For the Ki to become strong or mature, your heart must open to receive the natural wellspring of love and peace within. Strengthening of the Ki allows control of emotional energy

according to your will. In other words, you will realize that your emotions and your thoughts are not you, but yours to command. SHIN-MYUNG: SPIRITUALITY IS AWAKENED Shin-myung represents the completion of the upper Dahn-jon. At this stage, your consciousness exists with an elevated sense of awareness, accomplishing total integration of the physical, energy, and spiritual bodies while imparting a sense of purpose to life. You will develop superior insight and judgment, frequently “knowing” the

shake. This reaction is the result of a person moving into a deeply relaxed, alpha brainwave state. As a person begins to feel the flow of energy circulating throughout the body, the body will often shake violently as blockages in the meridian channels are cleared by the new flood of energy. Jin-dong can best be compared to suddenly opening a water faucet connected to a garden hose. With the increase in water pressure, the hose begins to shake violently. Likewise, the body will vibrate when

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