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Sunday, March 30, 2025

Wing Chun

Introduction
What's is it's history?  Do it have linages?  What are it's techniques?  It has it's own weapons.  How effective is it?
History
Legend as it a women created it in southern China.  She was a nun of the Shaolin Temple.  Her name was Ng Mui.  Yim Wing-chun was her student that made it popular.  Some people believe it comes from European boxing, because it shares many similarities.          
Lineages
There are several different types of Wing Chun.  I will write about a few.

Ip Man: This style was created by Bruce Lee teacher.  It promotes offense/defense @ the same time, powerful short range attacks and conserving energy. 
Yuen Kay-shun: It has 12 principles and motions.    
Gu Lao- It has 40 techniques and it was created by a doctor.  
Pan Nam- Its quick, aggressive and powerful.   
Techniques
I will list a few.  

Lap Sau: Its a grab and press.

Bong Sau: Its deflects punches and can give you wrist control.

Pak Sau: Its a slap block.
Weapons
Here is a list of weapons: butterfly swords, dragon pole and long pole.  The butterfly swords are used 4 offense and defense @ the same time.  Both of the poles can be used 4 training and fighting.  The dragon pole is 7 feet and the long pole is 9 feet.
Effectiveness
Wing Chun is one of the best martial arts when it comes to self-defense.  It is eazy to understand and apply in a real fight.  It is conceptual, so you can apply many different techniques.  It is not as flashy as other forms of Kung-Fu.  
Conclusion
It has been around 4 centuries.  It has many linages and techniques.  It doesn't have that many weapons, but the ones it do have are pretty cool.  It may be the greatest martial art for self-defense you could ever learn!!!!
References
wikipedia.org 
https://www.dragoninst.com/blog/wing-chun-history/
https://wingchunjourney.co.uk/
https://www.wingchunassociation.com/
https://wingchunsingapore.sg
https://thekarateblog.com/wing-chun-techniques/
https://www.dragoninst.com/blog/is-wing-chun-effective/


Friday, January 31, 2025

Psychoenergetics

Introduction
What is it?  This concept been around 4 ova 50 years.  It has many functions.  Where is it taught?  Who weaponized it and how did they do it?
Definition
It is the psychology of energy.  Roberto Assagioli created this field so consciousness and energies can be studied.  He believed psychology was evolving in a linear fashion.  This is the progression: behaviorism, psychoanalytic, humanistic, transpersonal, and finally psychoenergetics.         
Functions
There are 7 energies that humans possess.  They are as follows:

Sensation: It's our 5 senses: touch, smell, hear, see, and taste.  

Emotion: Chemicals in our brain that make life colorful.  "Energy in motion."  

Impulse: It is simply desire.  

Imagination: It has the power to create through visualization.  

Thought: It is words in our brain.   

Intuition: Knowing something without ever studying it.   

Will: The ability to act.  
Schools
PSEN is located in the U.S. and Spain.  It offers a 4 year program.  You learn about nine different ways to aide someone in their healing journey.  You will also learn 9 values from 9 teachers.  They can teach you how to improve your chakras.  
Pneuma Institute is located in 14 different countries.  They offer psychotherapy, breathwork, transpersonal psychology, and solar magnetism.  They also promote Tibetan Buddhism and support communities in Peru.      
Weaponization
Department of Defense studied ways psychoenergetics could be used covertly.  Their assets remote viewed other countries.  They may have had the ability to remote influence.  I read remote viewers were used to find Scud missiles in Iraq, during the first Gulf War.  The psychoenergetic program was named Stargate Project.  Russia and China was doing programs like that as well. 
     
Conclusion
Psychoenergetics is the psychology of energy and awareness.  Humans have several functions related to it.  There are @ least 2 schools that teach about it.  It has been weaponized by @ least 3 governments.  We are all psychic, because we are animals.  
References
Google
psentraining.com
kennethsorensen.dk
https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00789R002100230001-3.pdf
https://pneumainstitute.org/about-us/