DaMo Qigong & Taoist Internal Alchemy is a site for promoting the study of ancient Chinese Taoism, Buddhism, Taoist Yoga, Taoist Kungfu, Taoist medicine and other subjects in relation to Taoism and Buddhism culture. Our special mission is to promulgate Taoist Qigong and Taoist internal alchemy--- which are publicly termed as the "secret brilliant pearl of Taoism study"---to people who aspire for the spiritual development along a practical and correct path.

We are located in Mt. Wudang, a holy mountain where both the ancient Taoism culture and profound inner alchemy practice history make up a wonder and inspiration to many Qigong & Taoist alchemy practitioners. There are so many legendary stories and historic sites related to ancient Taoist Alchemy practice that to take a look and be in the presence of such a place can truly motivate our undaunted resolution for reaching the very highest level of such spiritual development. The following below gives a list of the people who sponsor the site and its program

Master Hu
As a long term Taoism embracer, Master Hu began his study of Taoism from as young as 19 years old when China still hesitated at the door of opening up to the outside world. Due to the weak constitution he got ill most often and various medicine had been always his close friend since 12 years old. To discharge the harassment by illness he tried Kungfu bare-handed form sets, weapons manipulation, long-distance run, basketball, Qigong of a variety of schools, secret herbal medicine formulas, and so on. At last, Qigong practice brought him an eventual recovery and from that time on he began to devote most his efforts upon the study of Taoism, Buddhism for enlightenment. He is an expert in internal alchemy practice because he traveled many many places within China to search for the answers from many Taoist and Buddhist hermits hiding in deep and secluded places.

He has been a disciple in western school of Taoism from 1999 and got apprenticed to two famous alchemy practice masters of this school. His articles and essays often have reference to classics from masters of this school.

He had been involved in transmitting the learning on the subject from 1996 to 2008. He wrote many articles and essays and had several English books to be published soon in America.

Master Hu is also a diligent practitioner, rather than a worm crawling only among books. He prefers to go into retreat in deep valleys to meditate. So far, he almost finished construction of the hermitage house in a secluded place and his plan is well under the way towards becoming a practitioner finally.

He now serves as teacher promulgating the knowledge in this field at Wudang Taoist Kungfu Academy. He is responsible for teaching the lecture contents based upon his fluent English speaking and expression skills which was gained from many years of being mentor.

Master Guan
Guan Yongxing was born in Fuyang City, Henan Province. He started to learn kungfu in a local martial arts school at the age 11. At the age 13, he was selected to be a member of Wudang Kungfu Troupe due to his outstanding Kungfu capability and hard work. He went abroad with the troupe to propagate Wudang Wushu and its special culture for several years. He performed very well in 2001 and 2002, attended the kungfu championship held by Henan Province and Zhengzhou City respectively, and got two winners and runners-up.

 In July 2001, he was selected as a prominent member of government kungfu delegation to take part in the second session of kungfu exhibition and was honored as “ the national outstanding Kungfu practitioner”. He has been invited many times to give performances to many national leaders.

He is responsible for the teaching of Wudang Tai Chi Chuan and Taoist Yoga.

Master Zhang Jia Lee
Serving as the first disciple of famous Wudang Kungfu master You Ming Sheng, master Zhang Jia Lee specializes in typical hard Wudang Kungfu forms and his internal Kungfu often leaves strong impression to spectators. Some tourists in Wudang often feel alarmed when he strikes against a big tree while all leaves begin to shake or fall down. He often attends various Kungfu championship to be held within China and now enjoys more and more popularity among common people and Kungfu practitioners.

 Most of the time, he teaches his disciples at Prince Slope Temple Complex, to disseminate the Wudang Kungfu and its value. In the upcoming workshops he would teach Wudang Tai Chi Chuan and Taoist Yoga.

Location: Wudang Taoist Kungfu Academy
ZiXiao Temple
Wudang Scenery Zone
Hubei Province, China
Tel: (0)-152-4242-9365
Fax: (0)-152-4242-9365
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