Bigu Experiences: Food Intake, Physical Healing

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Permalink Reply by Laura Fox on January 19, 2009 at 2:38pm

Sure, Grand Master La Thian explains that sometimes people will have a variety of experiences. One experience is an absence of hunger without the typical harsher cleansing reactions. Another state is that some people actually eat MORE than usual for a while. Others will only want to eat fruit or veggies. Some will go vegetarian. It depends where the person is and what they need. Others will experience a cessation or intense decrease of eating, while still feeling energized. In Bigu as part of the Qi Gong practice, it is known that whatever 'issues' a person has will arise. Since I've had the Bigu transmission, it's been very interesting. At first, I actually started eating more regularly. I have been raw for 8 years, and recently have been mostly raw, wanting to get back to 100% or go off food. I was surprised when my appetite actually increased. Then, some old food patterns came back up for revisiting, and I found myself immersed in old food addictions, also surprising. I feel it was the 'clearing' of the dormant patterns in me. Now, a month later, I am really jamming on the vegetable-fruit diet. I have a desire to eat less of the salts and nuts and seeds, and I'm into very simple raw eating which feels amazing! It feels like a process for me that is just getting better. In studying what Richard Blackman has been going through and in my own experience and in the book we posted on the Breatharian site, it seems it is typically a natural progression of cleansing mental-emotional-physical that leads one to eat simpler and simpler and eventually perhaps release the need for food.

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Permalink Reply by Joseph Webb on January 19, 2009 at 2:59pm

Give thanks for the message and sharing your experience Laura.

I have been practicing Qi Gong since the summer of 08' along with
a core awareness of the breath meditation and pranayama practice for a while now.
Even with these practices I have experienced several days where I didn't want
to consume solids because of the electrifying Qi that I feel flowing through me, it energizes
and stabilizes. I'm definitely interested in learning more about the Bigu transmission.

While I'm thankful for my 90/5/5 diet I realize that this is just a means to an end and that
while I enjoy it I know not to be attached to it as it is a preparation.

Do you know any practitioners of Bigu in the NYC/Washington D.C. area?

Give thanks,
JW

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Permalink Reply by Laura Fox on January 20, 2009 at 8:10pm

You can contact the La Tian organization about this :: tgif@tiangong.org they should know. :)

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