LAMAS Qi Gong: Ancient Chinese Healing | Grandmaster Adrian Simon Lowe
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In this episode, my guest is Grandmaster Adrian Simon Lowe (LoLo), the living lineage holder of LAMAS QiGong and direct descendent of Su Wu. Now in his 80s, Master Lowe has been practicing Qi Gong for over 70 years. This has earned him the distinction of being the leading authority in this field of Qigong. He is the author of The Stress Elimination Handbook, and has shared his wisdom on some of the world’s largest stages. Today, we discuss Master Lowe’s upbringing, including his family’s history and childhood experience with Qi Gong. We also cover the key differences between Tai Chi and Qi Gong and the intricacies of LAMAS Qi Gong. Master Lowe showcases his profound intuitive and energetic abilities, sharing compelling stories of their impact in action. Throughout the podcast, he helps us understand what qi is and how it relates to the energetic properties of the human body. We close the episode by talking about science, food, and wisdom. Full Show Notes Here The Signal Podcast On Instagram @thesignal.podcast
Timestamps: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:30 Grandmaster Adrian Simon Lowe 00:03:20 Master Lowe’s Upbringing & family History 00:06:18 Starting Qi Gong at 6 Years Old & Current Practice 00:12:05 Learning Qi Gong as a Child 00:15:47 What is Qi Gong? And the History 00:20:53 Physical Aspect of Qi Gong 00:22:12 Electrical Properties of Qi Gong 00:23:55 Stress is the Genesis of All Disease 00:26:51 Perverse Qi 00:28:20 Stress Causes Cellular Wall Dysregulation 00:36:19 Lo Lo Cleansing Qigong 00:38:58 Food in Qi Gong Philosophy 00:39:57 Breathing in Qi Gong Philosophy & Microcosmic Breathing 00:41:40 Color Visualization During Microcosmic Breathing 00:43:38 Talking About the Heart 00:46:42 Combining Breathing with Movement 00:48:03 Stress 00:51:01 Can We See Qi? 00:52:01 Toward Explaining Anomalously Large Body Voltage Surges on Exceptional Subjects 00:55:29 Retiring From Seeing Clients 00:57:10 My Family Stories with Master Lowe 00:59:41 Seeing Qi 01:01:31 Qi Flows Concentrically 01:03:01 Moving Slow, Moving Fast, and the Balance 01:06:26 Master Lowe Seeing Something on My Mom’s Kidneys 01:08:18 How Electrons and Qi Relate 01:11:29 Understanding Body Voltage and How It Relates to Qi 01:16:43 Grounding to Increase Electron Flow Into the Body 01:21:28 Perverse Qi Entering the Body Via Touch 01:25:24 Chinese Medicine was Right About Biophotons 01:30:04 Master Lowe's Current Diet 01:31:32 Anti-Cancer Drink 01:33:48 Why the Carnivore Diet is of Concern 01:36:48 Advice to My Generation
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