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 | | The art we initially speak of here is PaKua Chang, the Eight Trigram Palm, first popularized by Imperial bodyguard Dong Hai Chuan at the end of the Ching Dynasty, an art based on the ancient I Ching, Book of Changes (1122 BCE). |
 | | The I Ching is fundamental to Chinese Philosophy, repeatedly a source of wisdom for sages such as Confucius and Mencious, and is cited often in the fundamental medical text of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Neijing Suwen, "The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine", attributed to Huang Di, The Yellow Emperor (2697-2598 BCE). |
 | | brings you PaKua Chang, a means of physical and mental self-integration; a preparation for change and understanding ourselves and our environs, a method of cultivating harmony, superior flexibility and vigor with few requirements beside minutes a day. |
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