Mountain over Thunder Psychoenergetics Daoyin Qigong Torsional Field Activation and Generation by Kevin Wikse

 

In a world teetering on the edge of an inevitable and catastrophic magnetic pole shift, where ancient knowledge and modern science collide, emerges a guide unlike any other. Mountain over Thunder Psychoenergetics Daoyin Qigong: Vimana Merkaba Chariot Mysteries Volume One is a profound journey into the heart of esoteric wisdom and advanced spiritual practices, crafted with meticulous care and an unflinching eye for the truth.

Kevin Wikse, a master of psychoenergetics and an adept of the occult, takes you through the foundational exercises that will prepare you for the coming storm. With a voice as stark and resonant as the desert wind, Wikse lays bare the secrets of the Chong Mai, the central channel that is the lifeline of your physical and spiritual being. He delves into the synchronization of brain hemispheres, the creation of powerful torsion fields, and the development of your Vimana/Merkaba/Chariot—your divine vehicle for navigating the unseen realms. This book is not merely a manual; it is a lifeline. As the world hurtles towards a global cataclysm, the knowledge within these pages will arm you with the tools to not only survive but thrive. The dual inner and outer rotations, the integration of the right and left brain, and the harnessing of scalar waves will transform you into a beacon of strength and clarity amidst the chaos. Wikse's writing, steeped in the stark beauty and unrelenting realism, draws you into a landscape where the stakes are as high as the sky. The prose is both haunting and enlightening, guiding you through the esoteric with the precision of a surgeon and the soul of a poet. Mountain over Thunder Psychoenergetics Daoyin Qigong: Vimana Merkaba Chariot Mysteries Volume One is more than a book. It is a call to arms, a beacon in the dark, and a roadmap to mastery in an uncertain world. The journey is perilous, the rewards beyond measure. Step into the unknown, and emerge transformed. Prepare. Survive. Thrive.

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Eight Attacks of the Bear Baguazhang by Kevin Wikse.

 

"Eight Attacks of the Bear" is an intermediate set of Vimana Varja Baguazhang, which develops full-body shocking and jarring effects through explosive short-power attacks, jamming, and sudden redirection of forces. Building off the unrelenting and primarily linear-based attacks of Lion's pure yang energy, the Eight Attacks of the Bear introduces attacks of heavy, sinking, and collapsing yin-style power paired with a yang mindset and attitude. 

Bear expresses Gen, or the Mountain gua, of the I-Ching. The Eight Attacks of the Bear set teaches heavy-handed offense and defense methods. Bear seeks to concuss and rattle the attacker with careening shots from jagged upward and downward angles. Other tactics include jamming the opponent's attacks by aggressively occupying their space, projecting them backward with braced force as a bird crashes into a window, and a defense that redirects attacks but also sucks energy in, pulverizes it like a woodchipper. 

The Eight Attacks of the Bear is a natural progression from any beginner-level set. Adding a measure complexity with skills like redirection and utilizing the whole body for explosive short power. Bear also teaches rooting and sinking to crush or collapse into an opponent, smothering or disrupting them.

The Eight Attacks of the Bear can be applied to circle walking or performed as line drills. Each "turnaround" is rooted and powerful, exceptionally suited for counter-attacking and offensively-minded defense. Each attack is meant to be drilled and repeated ad nausea. The footwork of the Bear is heavy and sinking, with rolling and crushing actions for stepping. 

Eight Attacks of the Bear

1. Halting.
2. Rolling downward.
3. Turning the Back.
4. Meteor Shatters the Earth.
5. Projecting.
6. Warding away.
7. Swatting.
8. Avalancing. 

Eight Attacks of the Bear emphasizes the qualities of endurance and holding one's space. Becoming firmly rooted in core beliefs and not easily bullied or swayed physically or ideologically. A Mountain doesn't attack but instead responds to attempts at conquering it. Performing the Eight Attacks of the Bear requires the individual to relax into their own being and sink into the essence of who they authentically are, collapsing false and outdated modalities. From this, true inner strength and proper alignment will naturally occur.

Regular practice of this set strengthens the entire body, exercising the fascia, tendons, and connective tissues while loosening the neck, shoulders, spine, and hips. Bear energy cultivates a sense of inner calm, allowing you to maintain your composure and make calculated decisions even when chaos surrounds you.  

-Kevin Wikse

Vimana Vajra Baguazhang

Eight Attacks of the LIon Baguazhang by Kevin Wikse.

 

"Eight Attacks of the Lion" is a highly productive and result-producing beginner's set of Vimana Vajra Baguazhang, which amasses and hones an impressive arsenal of martial weapons while establishing a solid foundation for more advanced Baguazhang sets. Eight Attacks of the Lion is extremely "Yang" in nature, assuming the shape of the I-Ching's "Heaven" trigram or "Lion" mind and body. 

Highly versatile and comprised of eight minimalist and spartan "turnarounds," Eight Attacks of the Lion can be applied to circle walking or performed as line drills. Each "turnaround" is direct and simplistic, focused nearly exclusively on attacking and offensive strategies common to the "Lion." Each attack is meant to be drilled and repeated ad nausea. The footwork of the lion is heavy and springy, with stabbing and sything actions for stepping. 

The Eight Attack of the Lion

1. Pounce/Leap
2. Penetrating.
3. Pounding.
4. Cutting.
5. Slicing.
6. Smashing.
7. Crushing.
8. Piercing. 

Eight Attacks of the Lion integrates bold action and fearlessness in the practitioner as well as total body strength, internal and external, greater endurance, and practical body durability, which fortifies the mind, spirit, and body while weaponizing and unifying the individual's many bodies (physical and non-physical) for the potential of combat. 

-Kevin Wikse

Vimana Vajra Baguazhang