What Is Dantian?

Dantian is the place where the Taoist masterpiece of Danshu within the Taoism is presented, and the place where the alchemy is intended to be kept. It was originally a term used by Taoism to practice the essence of spirit in Nei Dan, and its position is on the golden section of the human body. Mr. Li Ling thought that "the study of the origin of internal Danshu ... is the key to the introduction of Dantian theory", and the "Dantian" theory was earlier seen in the Emperor Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Lao Tzu Ming", "Fairy Prince Prince Monument" and "Baopu" "Zi Di Zhen", according to which he believes that "they should be the true sign of the formation of internal medicine.

[dn tián]
[dantian elixir field; pubic region] is not an acupoint; it generally refers to the lower Dantian, in front of the posterior umbilical kidney, also known as Huang Ting, which is protected by the spine. Dantian, like other meridians, is
1. Body part name. Taoism claims that the human body has three dantians:
Dan Tian, originally a Taoist practice
acupoints,
  • Dan Tian is three inches below the umbilicus, and he is sulking in Dan Tian. It is required to be as natural as possible when practicing boxing, and not to consciously force the downward pressure. Because "the innate qi should be stable, and the acquired qi should be smooth." Acquired Qi should mean that breathing should be allowed to flow naturally. The abdomen is stable, and the breathing is smooth, and the lower plate can be stabilized. Qi Shen Dantian's refining and refinement of gas is to accumulate internal energy to achieve internal energy. Then refining and gasifying God, so that the inner strength has the function of "God knows by knowledge, wisdom knows how to hide". In this way, the inner air and the shape are matched and unified, and the rigid hair can be softened. The rigid technical method is used to implement the more technical offense and defense.

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