Falun Gong (also
called Falun Dafa) is an ancient form of qigong, the practice of refining the
body and mind through special exercises and meditation. Like tai chi, qigong is
a vital part of many people's lives in Asia; almost every Chinese park is
brimming by the break of dawn with people practicing these arts.
In just eight years
since its public introduction, Falun Dafa has grown to become the most popular
form of qigong ever in Chinese history. The major reason for this is that Falun
Dafa distinguishes itself from other qigong practices by emphasizing not only
physical cultivation, but also cultivation of one's moral character in daily
life according to higher principles taught by Mr. Li Hongzhi, Falun Dafa's
founder.
Falun Dafa's
effectiveness in improving health and its profound principles have quickly made
the practice immensely popular throughout the entire world. Since being
introduced to the general public in 1992 by Mr. Li, Falun Dafa has attracted
tens of millions of people in over 40 countries. Most major cities and
universities in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe have
English-speaking Falun Dafa practice groups.
The people who
practice Falun Dafa come from every imaginable walk of life, as Falun Dafa
transcends cultural, social, economic, and national boundaries. The practice has
spread largely by word of mouth, as those who learn it usually find the benefits
simply too good to keep to themselves.
1. the Exercises
The practice of Falun Dafa is simple, yet profound and
effective. It consists primarily of two components: self-improvement through
studying Mr. Li's teachings, and performing Falun Dafa's five gentle exercises.
The exercises, which include a meditation, are easy to learn, enjoyable, and at
the same time both relaxing and energizing. Many students of Falun Dafa enjoy
doing them together as a group outdoors. The teachings are articulated in two
books, (Law Wheel Qigong) and Zhuan Falun (Turning the Law Wheel),
which are available in over a dozen languages, including English.
2. The Principles of the
Practice
The benefits of practicing Falun Dafa are numerous
and varied, ranging from improved health and newfound energy to mental clarity,
stress relief, and peace of mind. Yet Falun Dafa is different from most other
qigong practices in that it goes beyond the pursuit of health and fitness to the
goal of wisdom and enlightenment. At the heart of the practice are the supreme
principles of the universe: Truthfulness, Benevolence, and Forbearance. Through
a combination of studying the books and performing the exercises, practitioners
strive to become better people by embodying these principles in everything they
do.
3. Is This for Me?
Millions
of people all over the world have chosen to make the practice of Falun Dafa a
part of their daily lives. Simply put, they find it a worthy and enjoyable
investment of their time towards health, happiness, and meaningful living. All
that's required is an open mind and a willing heart.

Exercise 1: Buddha Showing a
Thousand Hands
Principles: At the core of Buddha
Showing a Thousand Hands is stretching of the body. This stretching unblocks
areas where energy is congested, stimulates the energy within the body and under
the skin so that it circulates vigorously, and automatically absorbs a great
amount of energy from the universe. This enables all of the meridians in a
practitioner's body to open at the beginning. When one performs this exercise,
the body will have a special feeling of warmth and of the existence of a strong
energy field. This is caused by the stretching and opening of all meridians
throughout the body. Buddha Showing a Thousand Hands is composed of eight
movements. The movements are quite simple, yet they control many things that are
evolved by the cultivation method as a whole. At the same time, they enable
practitioners to quickly enter the state of being surrounded by an energy field.
Practitioners should perform these movements as a foundational exercise. It is
usually done first, and it is one of the strengthening methods for one's
cultivation practice. - Excerpted from Falun Gong , by Mr. Li
Hongzhi
Exercise 2: The Falun
Standing Stance
Principle: Falun Standing Stance is a tranquil standing meditation
composed of four wheel-holding positions. Frequent performance of Falun Standing
Stance will facilitate the complete opening of the entire body. It is a
comprehensive means of cultivation practice that increases wisdom, enhances gong
potency, raises one's level, and strengthens divine powers. The movements are
simple, but much can be achieved through the exercise. Beginners' arms may feel
heavy and painful. After doing the exercises, the whole body will immediately
feel relaxed, without feeling the kind of tiredness that comes from working.
When practitioners increase the time and frequency of the exercises, they can
feel Falun rotating between the arms. The movements of Falun Standing Stance
should be done naturally. Do not sway, though it is normal to move slightly;
however, obvious swaying should be controlled. The longer the exercise time, the
better, but it differs from person to person. Upon entering into ding, do not
lose awareness that you are exercising, but instead maintain it. - Excerpted
from Falun Gong, by Mr. Li Hongzhi
Exercise 3: Penetrating the Two Cosmic Extremes
Principles:
Penetrating the Two Cosmic Extremes channels the cosmos' energy and mixes it
with the energy inside one’s body. A great amount of energy is expelled and
taken in during this exercise, enabling a practitioner to purify his or her body
in a very short time. Simultaneously, the exercise opens the meridians on top of
the head and unblocks the passages underneath the feet. The hands, the energy
inside the body, and the mechanisms outside the body all move simultaneously.
When the upward-moving energy is expelled out of the top of the head, the energy
travels directly to the upper cosmic extreme; when the downward energy is
ejected out from the bottom of the feet, the energy travels directly to the
lower cosmic extreme. After the energy returns from both extremes to the body’s
inside, it is then emitted in the opposite direction. The hand movements are
done nine times. - Excerpted from Falun Gong, by Mr. Li Hongzhi
Exercise 4: The Great Heavenly
Circuit
Principles: Falun
Heavenly Circuit enables the energy of the human body to circulate over large
areas — that is, not just in one or several meridians, but from the entire yin
side to the yang side of the body, back and forth continuously. This exercise is
far beyond the usual methods of opening the meridians or the Great and Small
Heavenly Circuits. Falun Heavenly Circuit is an intermediate-level cultivation
method. With the previous three exercises as a base, the meridians of the entire
body (including the Great Heavenly Circuit) can be quickly opened through
performing this exercise. From top to bottom, the meridians will be gradually
connected throughout the entire body. The most outstanding feature of this
exercise is its use of the Falun's rotation to rectify all abnormal conditions
in the human body. This enables the human body—a small universe—to return to its
original state and enables all meridians inside the body to be unblocked. When
this state is reached, one has achieved a very high level within
In-Triple-World-Law cultivation. When doing this exercise, both hands follow the
energy mechanisms. The movements are gradual, slow, and smooth. - Excerpted from
Falun Gong, by Mr. Li Hongzhi
Exercise 5: Strengthening Divine
Powers
Principles:
Strengthening Divine Powers is a tranquil cultivation exercise. It is a
multi-purpose exercise that strengthens divine powers (including supernormal
abilities) and gong potency by turning the Falun using Buddha hand signs. This
exercise is above the intermediate level and was originally a secret exercise.
Performing this exercise requires sitting with both legs crossed. Single-leg
crossing is acceptable at the initial stage, when double-leg crossing cannot be
done. One is eventually required to sit with both legs crossed. During the
exercise, the flow of energy is strong and the energy field around the body is
quite large. The longer the legs are crossed, the better. It depends on one’s
endurance. The longer one sits, the more intense the exercise and the faster
one’s gong grows. Do not think about anything when performing this exercise—no
mental activities are involved. From tranquility enter into ding. But your Main
Consciousness must be aware that you are the one who is doing the exercise. -
Excerpted from Falun Gong, by Mr. Li Hongzhi
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