[QUOTE=Hendrik;1066898]if one look deep into it, Heigung is a rather modern term and narrow after 1900.
the term Neigung is the ancient term, Neigung is internal cultivation technology.
Heigung is just a part of Neigung. Neigung Ultimately it is not Heigung but Shen gung.[/QUOTE]
Okay. Heres where I must learn mandarin terms. My teacher is Cantonese, so bear with me…
Neigung = Loigung
Shengung = ?
Chigung = Heigung
[QUOTE=Hendrik;1066898]Also, what is Heigung? heigung today means different things to different people, from demonstration tricks to very indepth.[/QUOTE]
You answered this already yourself.
[QUOTE=Hendrik;1066898]Heigung is just a part of Neigung.[/QUOTE]
If Heigung is a ‘modern term’ then so be it. From my understanding, and your concentration on Loigung (as Heigung is ‘just a part’ of it) I think I/we refer to the breathing and postural exercises as Heigung because this type of training must be both hard and soft, inside and outside.
[QUOTE=Hendrik;1066898]The Emei 12 zhuang technology I am bringing up is not the daily general Heigung.[/QUOTE]
As far as I know, there is no ‘general’ heigung. Every family has it’s method, as we do in the Wing Chun family. Just seems that some tend to favour certain ways. My Uncle, Austin Goh, as an example favours 5 Element Heigung training, whereas my Sifu was softer in his approach using more feminine methods. And in all honesty, there are also those who don’t believe in it all too!
[QUOTE=Hendrik;1066898]I am just a messenger to reveal this things exist and needs to be look into for those who is serious about SLT.
First one needs to know what is the snake technology, and then, the question lay on one has to face oneself honestly, could one’s cultivation in one’s WCK set attain the quality or Kung fu as I post above? and how far or close it is?
From there one makes one own decision. as one likes it.[/QUOTE]
This is where I find it hard to understand you as your tone seems condescending to those that have not experienced this ‘snake technology’ you talk of. Almost as if you’re saying that all those guys that have been into Wing Chun for the past 30-50 years are not serious about their SLT!
[QUOTE=Hendrik;1066898]For me, art is not a business deal, if one is serious in an art and want to be good in an art it takes whatever it takes to research to learn to practice.[/QUOTE]
Okay. If this is the case then you would be more open to meeting with families that you have no experience of, no? To see and feel other peoples experiences or versions of the snake/crane technologies? To actual go out and meet people rater than expect them to visit you?
I too am always criticized by my brothers for my hermit status! I have two kids, a wife and a pretty demanding job as my excuse, so what’s yours?