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ZHINENG QIGONG SOCIETY
The founding of the Zhineng Qigong
Society was initiated in December 1989 when a group of six friends in Singapore
went to China to learn Zhineng Qigong for a month under Pang Ming and his
assistants. The training stint left a deep impression on the group and convinced
them on the beneficial health effects of Zhineng Qigong.
Upon return to Singapore, the group
started to organize practice sessions along with friends and relatives and
practiced Zhineng Qigong in earnest. As beneficial effects of the practice
became realized and word spread, the group grew bigger and bigger. It was then
decided that a society should be formed to properly manage and conduct training
courses. Thus the Zhineng Qigong Society was registered in May 1991.
The Zhineng Qigong Society is a non-profit
organization with its main objective to promote good health among its members,
and is managed by a
Committee elected by
members.
There are about 500 active
members. The Society organizes daily practices, regular training courses, health
classes and qigong camps. Membership and course fees are kept low to encourage the
public to learn and enjoy the health benefits of Zhineng Qigong. Members are
encouraged to attend the daily practices at the Society's training center. No fees are charged for these practices.
Qigong Camp in Shantung, China (May/Jun 2009)

Qigong Camp in Xiamen, China (May/Jun 2008)

Qigong Camp in Johor, Malaysia (Nov 2008)

Qigong Camp in Johor, Malaysia (Nov 2007)
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Membership
There are five classes of membership and membership fees:
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Ordinary member at S$15 annually
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Senior member at S$10 annually
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Junior member at S$10 annually
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Life member at S$150 one time payment
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Associate member at S$30 annually (applicable to foreigners without PR status)
Training Modules
Three modules of Zhineng Qigong are offered at the Society's training center:
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Module 1 - Lift Qi Up Pour Qi Down
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Module 2 - Body Mind Form
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Module 3 - Five Elements Unified Form
To achieve good health, one needs to learn and practice Module 1
regularly to harness the external universal qi into the body. Module 2 helps the
practitioner to regulate the internal qi in his body and achieve greater and
faster health benefits. Module 3 is for more advanced practitioners and focused
on using sound and movements to activate the qi in the five organs namely, the heart,
kidneys, spleen, liver and lungs.
Along with these modules, extra forms of Zhineng Qigong are also taught:
Three Centers Merge Standing Meditation
Stretching Qi
Wall Squatting Method
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