takeiteasydo

Thank you everybody for the information.

Now its a matter of researching each and every master to see if there is a

fit.

I'm planning on training hard and soft MA styles but again very much like

to learn from a qualified healer and chi kung master to round off my training

. Sifu Yu Yong nian seems

like a very interesting master. I've done some research into the Standing Meditation

as it relates to cultivating energy.

I will be in Bali and Java as well, any Silat masters that may be of interest to me

while I'm there.

Thank you again.

ch.p

I deeply appreciate the information.

I'll be in Phuket for 3-4 months using it as a base to travel throughout Asia. Will be

there in Jan 09.

Thank you kindly,

takeiteasydo,

 

You may wish to look up Sifu Adam Mizner if you are in Thailand.

 

If internal aspects are the focus of your training, he'll be able to lead you in the right direction.

 

 

 

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Chigung is also taught depending on what you are seeking, ie, rooting, sticking, triangulating energy, healing etc.

 

How long and when will you be in Thailand for?

 

mouse

I would be pleased if someone would be kind enough to recommend

a seasoned and compassionate chi kung teacher in Asia that I could

learn from.

I will be traveling throughout Asia, training various martial arts but more interested

in developing the internal skills.

I will be in Thailand, China, Taiwan,Vietnam and Indonesia.

Thank you kindly.

Ch.p

My dear fellow travelers,

Looking forward to learning from all of you.