Hello!

[Eric Cooper]

Hello Everyone,

I am so happy to finally have the courage to write. Its been alittle tough for me to decide when, cause of a thought I can't get rid of. It will always be there and it is causing alot of emotional stress. I heard from Sifu Wong Kiew Kit at the Intensive Chi Kung course in Malaysia that practicing Chi Kung will releave a wide varity of illnesses, that practicing chi kung everyday will take care of my illness.

The experience at the course was extreamly useful. I have fun when going into chi flow and can generate flow from a stand still which I never knew I could. Just being around Sifu lifted my heart. A new techneique I have never practiced before, Pushing Mountains, for internal force is very interesting and was tought at the course, I think I'll make the effort to include it into my practice.

A Great Big Thank You To All of You for making this school possible,

Eric Cooper

[Bernardo]

Hello Eric! Nice to see you in the forum.

I don't know what's that thought you refer to, but I'm pretty sure you CAN get rid of it.

Just being around Sifu lifted my heart.

This is so true : the closer you get to Sifu (physically speaking), the happier you feel!

Warm regards from México and hope everything is OK,

Bernardo.

[Steven]

Hey Eric!

How's it going man?

I know how you feel, I kind of had to get up the nerve to start posting on this forum, but I'm glad I did.

It's quite amazing how just by Sifu being in the room I basically start smiling from the heart automatically. His aura (I think that is what it is) is huge I would assume. I am so thankful to have gotten the opportunity to learn from Sifu!

I really liked Pushing Mountains. I have been doing it twice a day since the course and now anytime I stand still, or even when I walk around I can feel the energy flow to my hands and fingers. That is one of the best feelings I have ever had!

It's good to see you on the forum man.

Steven

[Kingmonkey]

Welcome to the forum Eric
enjoy yourself here and in your live.

I don't know what's that thought you refer to, but I'm pretty sure you CAN get rid of it.

YES !
And if you let it it an even do more ( nice things you might not be aware of at the time....)

Greetings Pat

[Andrew]

Welcome aboard, Eric and thanks for gathering the courage to present yourself here.

[Martin Do]

Hello Eric,

A big welcome to the forum from me too .

Martin

[Andrea]

Welcome to the forum Eric and enjoy your practice!


Andrea

[psychvet]

Yeah, Eric! Did you see where I was asking if anyone knew where you were? I am so glad to finally hear from you!!!! I think I know what thought you are referring to and I hope you remember that I told you that what you were thinking is so not true. Just the other day I was thinking about you and had an idea to share with you along those lines. Now I can't remember what it was. I hate when that happens. I will PM you with it if I think of it. I really am glad we are hearing from more and more of our Sabah family.
Barbara

[Eric Cooper]

Thank you for the words of welcoming

Thank you so much for the welcome and words of encouagement! It's nice to hear from all of you, old friends and new! Thank you for the e-mails, its so nice to get mail that is not junk mail, just kidding, they are the best e-mails I've recieved in a long time.

[James L]

Game on Eric, now you have signed up it's time to have fun.

Enjoy,
James

Hello Everyone,

I am so happy to finally have the courage to write.


Eric Cooper

[Charles David]

Dear Eric,

Greetings from the Kootenays!

Congratulations on your wonderful achievments. Enjoy your practice.


With Shaolin Salutation,



Charles

[Anthony S]

Welcome! Just keep practicing and you'll continue to be amazed at the wonderful results.

[Tim]

Hi Eric, welcome to the forum, your intro email was heart felt, I am glad your heart and spirit had been lifted by Sifu and your practice, what you have felt so far is only the view of the tip of the iceberg.

Enjoy your journey, there will no doubt be many more discoveries for you along the way.

Best wishes

Tim

The greatest Warrior: Though one man conquers a thousand times a thousand men in battle, he who conquers himself is the greatest warrior

The Dhammapada