charyuop
Black Belt
There is something I don't understand about Fa Jing.
According to what I know by reading, Fa Jing is the ability of directing the energy Chi in strikes while fighting.
Tai Chi and meditation teach you, or better they are supposed to, how to recognize the Chi and learning how to use it (according to the use people wanna do of it, in fight or healing).
Now, after saying what little I know of it, my question is as follow: why many people say that certain styles let use Fa Jing more than others and certain movement in the form express Fa Jing and others not?
If you are advanced in learning Tai Chi (or any other internal Martial Art) and you learn how to direct your Chi in the part of your body you wish, shouldn't any strike of any style be a Fa Jing?
According to what I know by reading, Fa Jing is the ability of directing the energy Chi in strikes while fighting.
Tai Chi and meditation teach you, or better they are supposed to, how to recognize the Chi and learning how to use it (according to the use people wanna do of it, in fight or healing).
Now, after saying what little I know of it, my question is as follow: why many people say that certain styles let use Fa Jing more than others and certain movement in the form express Fa Jing and others not?
If you are advanced in learning Tai Chi (or any other internal Martial Art) and you learn how to direct your Chi in the part of your body you wish, shouldn't any strike of any style be a Fa Jing?