Tien Shan Chi Kung

Nei Kung

A Taoist spiritual and super health practice

Path of the Sorcerer

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In the heart of Asia lies the enormous, mysterious massif of the Tian Shan Mountains, from which rivers flow East from the timbered ridges of the Sayan to sink and die in the hot sands of Western Khayan, it stretches over a huge portion of Central Asia. The cradle of peoples, histories and legends; the native land of bloody conquerors, who have left nearby their capitals covered by the sand of the Gobi, their mysterious rings and their ancient nomad laws; the states of monks and evil devils: that is Tien Shan. Tien Shan, the land of mysterious doctors, prophets, sorcerers, fortune-tellers and witches; land which has not forgotten the thoughts of the long deceased great potentates of Asia and of half of Europe. Tien Shan, land of nude mountains, of plains burned by the sun and killed by the cold; land of boiling hot springs and of mountain passes inhabited by demons; of sacred lakes swarming with fish; of wolves, rare species of deer and mountain goats, marmots in millions, wild horses, wild donkeys and wild camels that have never known the bridle, ferocious dogs and rapacious birds of prey which devour the dead bodies cast out on the plains by the people. The land whose disappearing primitive people gaze upon the bones of their forefathers whitening in the sands and dust of their plains; where are dying out the people who formerly conquered China, Siam, Northern India and Russia: that is Tien Shan.