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| Master Yun Xiang Tseng, Child prodigy, Gifted healer & Teacher | ||||||||||||||||||
Journey to Enlightenment Join Master Tseng and Master Sandra Sabatini to take a group on a most powerful journey, a retreat to the mystical Taoist Wu Dang Mountain and to China’s historical and spiritual sites. You will learn alchemy meditation, Tai Chi, Qi Gong, tea and herbal remedies and much more. Stay tuned for new additions and further updates on the first Journey to Enlightenment: China Trip 2010®!
A child prodigy at the tender age of six, he was taken from his home town to Wu Dang Mountain and taught the ancient Taoist Healing Arts by esteemed grandmasters. The youngest Enlightened Master, at the age of 16 he left the mountain to preserve the oral teaching by spreading the internal healing arts to the west.
His training included austere measures both in cave practice and meditation and in the Temple. With the high degree of training he transmuted jing to chi, chi to shen at a very young age and now functions on a multidimensional intuitive level. His unfathomable insights through meditation and internal martial arts practice provide for profound teachings, which he translates and communicates with great patience and sense of humor. A truly unique gift to the Western world, Master Chen has transcended that which is ordinary and mundane. He is a facilitator of the Tao by guiding one to rediscover and reinstate the original intent of their lives. Beginning Your Journey Arriving at Wu Dang, you will be in awe with the mystical mountain; behind the veils of mist you will discover temples of jade and garnet. The ceremonial masters will invite the immortals to bless your prayers and good wishes. You will visit a cave and meditate in the presence of the spirits of Wu Dang. You will practice Tai Chi and Qi Gong each morning in the arms of the Purple Cloud Temple. Dining will be an adventure each day with three delicious, authentic and nutritious meals. Accommodations are all 5 star hotels or the best available in the area.
Wu Dang History Mount Wu Dang is located southwest of Shiyan City, northwest of Hubei Province, China. Some local people call it another name as Mount TaiHe or Mount XuanYue. Mount Wu Dang is perhaps the most famous Taoism holy land in China. It is heard the Taoism deity Zhenwu practiced alchemy here and succeeded in possessing Golden Elixir at last. Later his body changed into brilliant light and disappeared. Besides Taoism alchemy, Mount Wu Dang is the birthplace of Wu Dang school Kung Fu (martial arts). The name of Wu Dang in Chinese characters has the meaning 'Deserve nothing when there is no genuine Kung Fu.'
Wu Dang Internal Kungfu Wudang Internal Kungfu was first created by one of the most well known ancient Wu Dang Taoist Priests, Zhang San-feng. Zhang San-Feng became famous during the late years of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning years of the Ming Dynasty. ![]() According to legend Zhang San-Feng — also known as Zhang Jun-Bao — was born East of Liaoning Province at the end of Song Dynasty.
It is said that he lived on earth for over 300 years before his death. However, many people truly believe that Zhang San-Feng is living as an immortal on earth. Zhang San-Feng fathered Wu Dang Internal Kungfu. It has been passed on from generation to generation, Master to disciple. In addition to Wu Dang internal Kungfu, Zhang San-Feng is known as the creator of Taiji. Wu Dang Mountain is home to the most traditional internal forms of Taiji and Internal Kungfu. Other internal forms such as Xingyi, Baxian, Baji and Xuangong were brought to Wu Dang Mountain generations after the orignal form was developed & continue to be practiced to this day. Wu Dang Internal Kungfu has the characteristics of overcoming toughness with flexability, hardness with softness and movement with stillness. Wu Dang Kungfu not only provides the function of body-strengthening and self-defense but can also preserve ones inner energy. Presented by |
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