You don’t know how grateful I am to have found a person of color doing qi gong. Not that it matters, but as a black man its good to see. it’s rare to see melanated teachers on RU-vid, thanks for this!
Thank you for you comment. It means a lot to me. Representation is so important. A day doesn’t go by without me taking that into consideration when I create my work. I’m glad that you enjoyed the practice and appreciate my presence on this platform. Happy Holidays to you. 😊
@@mauritiusdunfagel9473 If you read it again, i did say “not that it matters”. I was happy to see someone like me doing Qi Gong on RU-vid because it’s rare. That should be enough of a reason. If it doesn’t apply, let it fly
@@mauritiusdunfagel9473 the comment that you responded to clearly disturbed you. And honestly I find yours unsettling as well. While it is true that people are people and we all share the same physiology, saying that race or representation are irrelevant doesn’t acknowledge the implicit bias that still goes on and the systemic laws and policies that have made life harder for African Americans and other people of color to feel like they’re able to fully survive and thrive. To say ‘why does color matter?’ is to dismiss, ignore and make invisible the pain and suffering of people of color.
I'm so glad I found you. I follow several qigong practitioners/teachers. Each one brings his or her unique personality and understanding to the practive of qigong.
Thanks Steven! That was lovely. Bringing the energy from my head to my belly felt really good and tears of relief were rolling. As if my belly was saying 'ha, finally you got it.' :-)
