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Xiuzhen miyao, a gymnastic (daoyin/qigong) text of unknown origin, was rediscovered and published with a preface by Wang Zai in 1513 (8th year of the Zhengde reign period of the Ming dynasty). It records 49 exercises. This illustration depictsTuan shui gong(The recumbent practice of Chen Tuan), a technique which can be used to treat illnesses brought on by sexual overindulgence with women. It is practised as follows: One lies on one's side, with the head pillowed on the right hand, and rubs the lower abdomen repeatedly with the left fist. The right leg should be slightly bent and the left leg should be lying on top of it. Collecting one's thoughts, one disposes oneself for sleep. One takes 32 breaths into the abdomen, and in this way one circulates Qi for 12 breaths. With the continuous performance of this practice, one will recover spontaneously. Wellcome Images |
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Short title | L0038908 Qigong exercise to treat illness due to sexual overindu |
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Headline | L0038908 Qigong exercise to treat illness due to sexual overindulgence |
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Image title | L0038908 Qigong exercise to treat illness due to sexual overindulgence
Credit: Wellcome Library, London. Wellcome Images images@wellcome.ac.uk http://wellcomeimages.org Xiuzhen miyao, a gymnastic (daoyin/qigong) text of unknown origin, was rediscovered and published with a preface by Wang Zai in 1513 (8th year of the Zhengde reign period of the Ming dynasty). It records 49 exercises. This illustration depicts Tuan shui gong (The recumbent practice of Chen Tuan), a technique which can be used to treat illnesses brought on by sexual overindulgence with women. It is practised as follows: One lies on one's side, with the head pillowed on the right hand, and rubs the lower abdomen repeatedly with the left fist. The right leg should be slightly bent and the left leg should be lying on top of it. Collecting one's thoughts, one disposes oneself for sleep. One takes 32 breaths into the abdomen, and in this way one circulates Qi for 12 breaths. With the continuous performance of this practice, one will recover spontaneously. Woodcut Library of Zhongguo zhongyi yanjiu yuan (China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine) Shouyang congshu: Xiuzhen miyao (Longevity and Cultivation Series: Arcane Essentials of Cultivating Perfection) UnknownTransmitted by Wang Zai (Ming period, 1368-1644) Published: 1593 Copyrighted work available under Creative Commons Attribution only licence CC BY 4.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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