Daoism & Internal Arts
Embodied Daoist practice: internal alchemy, nei gong, qigong and meditation, cultivating energy, breath and stillness through the body.
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Wang Liping, born in 1949 in Fushun in northeast China, is a Daoist master of the Longmen (Dragon Gate) lineage of Quanzhen Daoism. Trained from childhood by three teachers of the lineage, he teaches neidan, Daoist internal alchemy, and has led study groups for practitioners from China and abroad. His early life and training are described in the book “Opening the Dragon Gate”, and his system is taught in English by students such as Nathan Brine.
Wang Liping, born in 1949 in Fushun in northeast China, is a Daoist master of the Longmen (Dragon Gate) lineage of Quanzhen Daoism. Trained from childhood by three teachers of the lineage, he teaches neidan, Daoist internal alchemy, and has led study groups for practitioners from China and abroad. His early life and training are described in the book “Opening the Dragon Gate”, and his system is taught in English by students such as Nathan Brine.
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