「八卦內功」趣聞???
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在台灣發生了一個八卦趣聞…
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一天早上，初昇的陽光照上蓊鬱的綠樹，一群人，一步步，大夥兒正專注地圍繞著大樹，走著八卦內功…
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大夥兒腳步穩健，呼吸勻和，鳥兒清脆的啾啾聲，也在為這支精勤的修行隊伍伴奏呢！
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突然，一個學員開口提問：
「 老師啊！每次走八卦的時候，您一直提示說『晨間墜肘』！但為什麼，連下午走的時候，老師還是說『晨間墜肘』，為什麼沒改成『午間墜肘』呢？這疑問在我心裡憋得慌，卻始終沒敢提問。」
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學員一臉困惑的望著老師。。。
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八卦老師正想開口回答。其他的學員竟附和著說：「我也有一樣的疑問？」老師暈倒，想我這幾天的解釋都白説了。
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下午，老師想考考大夥兒，就問了一個比較難的問題：「墜肘，知道是哪兩個字嗎？」
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一個大姐認真的說：「就像喝醉的樣子走啊！」老師又暈倒了。
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一個主管老師聽到了老師的訴苦，笑著説：
「八卦老師真應該靈活些，還可以引導晨間墜肘、捂肩墜肘、腋間墜肘啊」。老師再次暈倒，這次是笑暈的。。。???
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最後，要問問現在正看著、笑著的你們：「究竟是哪個『墜肘』呢？作用又是啥呢？」
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請回答上來，並且說說，你今天早晨修練八卦內功，是觀想哪一個『墜肘』了？？
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「八卦内功練習音樂」導引詞－中文版
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#八卦內功、#沉肩墜肘、#笑笑再前進
Interesting anecdote on Energy Bagua ???
A humorous story about Energy Bagua in Taiwan.
As the rising sun beams over the luxuriant trees in the early morning, a group of people were walking around a huge tree, focusing on their practice of Energy Bagua….
They walked with steady and easy steps with natural breathing. The chirping birds accompanied the group of diligent practitioners.
Suddenly, a fellow practitioner asked a question “Teacher, you keep reminding us to ‘drop the elbows in the morning (晨間墜肘)’ ( 晨間= morning sounds similar to 沉肩 = drop the elbows, in Mandarin) Every time, we practice Energy Bagua. I wonder why you keep reminding us the same thing even when we practice in the afternoon. Why don’t you say ‘Drop the elbows in the afternoon’? I’m so confused but I didn’t get a chance to ask about it.”
The practitioner looked at the teacher with a curious look….
The Energy Bagua teacher was about to answer but another practitioner also agree and said “I can’t figure out why, too.” The teacher was exasperated, thinking that all his effort in explaining Energy Bagua the past few days was futile.
That afternoon, the teacher decided to test the practitioners. He asked a difficult question “Do you know exactly which two Chinese characters are 墜肘 (drop the elbows)?”
A senior female practitioner said with a serious look “Drunk walking.” ( 醉走 = drunk walking sounds the same in Mandarin to 墜肘 = drop the elbows.) The teacher was dumbfounded!
Another senior teacher who also teaches Energy Bagua heard this teacher grimacing; smiled and said “As a teacher, you should be more flexible. Other than teaching “drop your elbows ‘in the morning’” you can also teach – ‘drop your elbows ‘in the afternoon’ (sounds similar to hold your elbows in mandarin) and drop your elbows ‘in the evening’ (sounds similar to underarms).” The teacher was also amused at the end.
So….what is ‘drop the elbows’ (墜肘)? What’s the purpose of this posture?
Please tell us which type of ‘drop the elbows or drunk walking’ (墜肘) did you practice this morning?
Energy Bagua Daily Practice Guide–Mandarin Ver.
#EnergyBagua, #DropTheShouldersAndElbows, #ContinuePracticingAfterLaughterrnrn「八卦內功」趣聞???
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在台灣發生了一個八卦趣聞…
.
一天早上，初昇的陽光照上蓊鬱的綠樹，一群人，一步步，大夥兒正專注地圍繞著大樹，走著八卦內功…
.
大夥兒腳步穩健，呼吸勻和，鳥兒清脆的啾啾聲，也在為這支精勤的修行隊伍伴奏呢！
.
突然，一個學員開口提問：
「 老師啊！每次走八卦的時候，您一直提示說『晨間墜肘』！但為什麼，連下午走的時候，老師還是說『晨間墜肘』，為什麼沒改成『午間墜肘』呢？這疑問在我心裡憋得慌，卻始終沒敢提問。」
.
學員一臉困惑的望著老師。。。
.
八卦老師正想開口回答。其他的學員竟附和著說：「我也有一樣的疑問？」老師暈倒，想我這幾天的解釋都白説了。
.
下午，老師想考考大夥兒，就問了一個比較難的問題：「墜肘，知道是哪兩個字嗎？」
.
一個大姐認真的說：「就像喝醉的樣子走啊！」老師又暈倒了。
.
一個主管老師聽到了老師的訴苦，笑著説：
「八卦老師真應該靈活些，還可以引導晨間墜肘、捂肩墜肘、腋間墜肘啊」。老師再次暈倒，這次是笑暈的。。。???
.
最後，要問問現在正看著、笑著的你們：「究竟是哪個『墜肘』呢？作用又是啥呢？」
.
請回答上來，並且說說，你今天早晨修練八卦內功，是觀想哪一個『墜肘』了？？
.
.
「八卦内功練習音樂」導引詞－中文版
.
#八卦內功、#沉肩墜肘、#笑笑再前進
Interesting anecdote on Energy Bagua ???
A humorous story about Energy Bagua in Taiwan.
As the rising sun beams over the luxuriant trees in the early morning, a group of people were walking around a huge tree, focusing on their practice of Energy Bagua….
They walked with steady and easy steps with natural breathing. The chirping birds accompanied the group of diligent practitioners.
Suddenly, a fellow practitioner asked a question “Teacher, you keep reminding us to ‘drop the elbows in the morning (晨間墜肘)’ ( 晨間= morning sounds similar to 沉肩 = drop the elbows, in Mandarin) Every time, we practice Energy Bagua. I wonder why you keep reminding us the same thing even when we practice in the afternoon. Why don’t you say ‘Drop the elbows in the afternoon’? I’m so confused but I didn’t get a chance to ask about it.”
The practitioner looked at the teacher with a curious look….
The Energy Bagua teacher was about to answer but another practitioner also agree and said “I can’t figure out why, too.” The teacher was exasperated, thinking that all his effort in explaining Energy Bagua the past few days was futile.
That afternoon, the teacher decided to test the practitioners. He asked a difficult question “Do you know exactly which two Chinese characters are 墜肘 (drop the elbows)?”
A senior female practitioner said with a serious look “Drunk walking.” ( 醉走 = drunk walking sounds the same in Mandarin to 墜肘 = drop the elbows.) The teacher was dumbfounded!
Another senior teacher who also teaches Energy Bagua heard this teacher grimacing; smiled and said “As a teacher, you should be more flexible. Other than teaching “drop your elbows ‘in the morning’” you can also teach – ‘drop your elbows ‘in the afternoon’ (sounds similar to hold your elbows in mandarin) and drop your elbows ‘in the evening’ (sounds similar to underarms).” The teacher was also amused at the end.
So….what is ‘drop the elbows’ (墜肘)? What’s the purpose of this posture?
Please tell us which type of ‘drop the elbows or drunk walking’ (墜肘) did you practice this morning?
Energy Bagua Daily Practice Guide–Mandarin Ver.
#EnergyBagua, #DropTheShouldersAndElbows, #ContinuePracticingAfterLaughter
