More nonsense from Richard Dunn:-
Keep trying, you are clutching at straws. The same way as it is not magic it is also not co-operative exercise. There are elements of both in it but they are not it. The Anglo Saxon word for Qi was Megin and the word for the process of using it was Galdar. Why don’t we have a word for it now, think about it and you may find where you have been brainwashed and by whom. To show the level of corruption the modern derivative of Megin is Magic, so in a way you are right, apart from certain controlling elements in society over the last 1000 years have changed the meaning to a derogative nature. Why have all the pagan / Celtic quarter days (apart from midsummer solstice) been highjacked and by whom? What is all fools day for? Why were people called witches and burned? The co-operative element is the same as in any other training or learning process, confront your teacher and you don’t learn, whether it is Maths or Tai-Chi.
There was an old Anglo Saxon “Qigong” called Runar Megin, which when I have time I am determined to resurect. Want to know about it? Practice it 500 years ago and you were burnt as a witch. So another secret transmission was created, lol.
I asked him nicely and he explained further:-
Runar Megin
Runar refers to the use of Runes which are a series of symbols more like the
very early Chinese pictograms than modern phonetic writing, and like them
were designed to be cut in stone or wood with a knife as opposed to painted
or written. But as with the early Chinese writing they took on energetic connotations and properties beyond simply a method of communication. The Rune alphabet is called a Futhark and each Futhark is divided into aettir (pronounced eight-ir and translates as family) within each aettir there are 8 Runes, hence the modern word eight! Each Futhark consists of a number of aettir depending on the origin. The three most used were:- The Elder Futhark, the oldest known, consisting of 3 aettir. The Younger Futhark, the last one in usage (up to the 14th century) consisting of 2 aettir, and the Anglo-Saxon Futhark consisting of 4 aettir. Each of the Runes is given a series of things they represent depending on what you want from them, either for physical, religious, communication or energetic purposes.
Galdar means use off or releasing the power. Runar Megin is the exercise
of / for the release of Rune Qi (in their terms Rune Magic) which in our terms, once you take out all historic and Pagan baggage, means energetic exploitation. This is performed as a “Qigong” with both moving and meditational (stationary) elements. The moving element is slowly taking the position / structure of imitating the shape of the Rune, at the same time the Rune sound is slowly vocalised from the belly utilising Dantien power which is then flavoured by the Rune shape. Having achieved the shape and position it is then held for a short period of visualisation / meditation regarding its elements or the specifics you are working with. The first 4 in each aettir box the square and the second 4 box the corners.
For example the first aettir consists of:-
1 fehu - South - Sun - Prosperity - Throw/Strike
2 uruz - West - Rock - Strength - Overpower/Smother
3 thurisaz - North - Wind - Flexibility - Change/Deflect
4 ansuz - East - Moon - Yield - Submit/Defer
5 raidho - N.East - Water - Travel - Retreat/Run Away
6 kenaz - N.West - Night - Control - Mental/Psychological domination
7 gebo - S.West - Day - Buy/Bribe - Give in order to achieve
8 wunjo - S.East - Fire - Take - Consume/Burn Out
The uses and extentions mentioned above are very contentious, but with
all energetic work it is your focus and belief that does the work.
If you consider the last flavour to be describing a Jin you about get
it. The idea being you can achieve these results energetically. Reflecting position, element and structure, life work, survival.