Dear Ryan,
People here have given you free advice based on their extensive knowledge and experience in energy and self-healing pratice, but you refuse to accept it. That is your choice.
I made an attempt to clarify what you are looking for here, but you have not commented on it.
Instead you wrote another lenghty text pointing out that you said this there and that there, while still not making clear what you are looking for.
You stated that you wanted to know, if anyone had the "same experience".
So, how exactly do you define "the experience"?
Here is a list of tries do define "the expereience". Some of the items are just for fun (please don't take them as offence!) to demonstrate how differently something can be interpreted.
Have you experienced -
a) self-healing?
b) self-healing triggered by chi kung practice?
c) spontaneous movements triggered by chi kung?
d) that spontaneous movements happen in the area where self-healing is active?
e) a spontaneous sequence of movements that resemble a routine of physiotherapy exercises and come to a recognisable stop?
f) dancing freely in the living room?
g) taking a video?
Please choose one or define your own clear and short description of your experience.
Best wishes,
Leo
People here have given you free advice based on their extensive knowledge and experience in energy and self-healing pratice, but you refuse to accept it. That is your choice.
I made an attempt to clarify what you are looking for here, but you have not commented on it.
Instead you wrote another lenghty text pointing out that you said this there and that there, while still not making clear what you are looking for.
You stated that you wanted to know, if anyone had the "same experience".
So, how exactly do you define "the experience"?
Here is a list of tries do define "the expereience". Some of the items are just for fun (please don't take them as offence!) to demonstrate how differently something can be interpreted.
Have you experienced -
a) self-healing?
b) self-healing triggered by chi kung practice?
c) spontaneous movements triggered by chi kung?
d) that spontaneous movements happen in the area where self-healing is active?
e) a spontaneous sequence of movements that resemble a routine of physiotherapy exercises and come to a recognisable stop?
f) dancing freely in the living room?
g) taking a video?
Please choose one or define your own clear and short description of your experience.
Best wishes,
Leo
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