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Tai Chi's Ancient Hidden Agenda

The mysterious and unknown origin of Tai Chi – Its creation and promotion was for the sole purpose of suppressing the masses in order to prevent uprising.

New York, NY (PRWEB) December 8, 2005 -- According to an uncovered archive, it revealed that the practice of Tai Chi may produce undesirable results people are yet unaware of.

 

Thousands of years ago, an empire grew beyond its central governance. In order to maintain an effective control over the people, a Chinese army general developed a solution. He created a psychological virus to subdue people from rebellion against the government and called it Tai Chi Quan.

Tai Chi was promoted throughout the empire as an exercise for health, but those who practice the method will unknowingly lose their willpower to fight back or stand up for themselves, especially in men.

 

Today millions of people around the globe practice Tai Chi without knowing the real purpose behind it. Most people believe it was originated by ChangShanFung, a 13th century martial artist who practiced Tai Chi heavily, among many other disciplines. He was simply a well-known carrier who may have had no knowledge of its purpose and risks. Tai Chi was created long before his time.

After passing down the method for generations, an immigrant to the United States, ZhengManQing, began to spread Tai Chi across the United States as a practice for good health. However, every famous carrier ever documented to pass on Tai Chi had one thing in common. They all died at a very early age, most of them in their 50’s, a few in their 60’s, and only one master survived to 72 years-old. Master Lu says, “Arguably, every single exercise has its benefits, but its risk should also be equally considered. People may disagree with my views, but I know one thing -- Tai Chi does not promote longevity, but rather the opposite. No matter what anyone says, the proof is there.”

Master Lu also reveals another unthinkable and shocking effect of Tai Chi -- the adoption of homosexuality. His website provides further details on how Cedars-Sinai’s five elements study makes this connection obvious. (http://www.masterlu.com)

Master Lu is sharing his discovery with the public today because he wants to see a better world with less suffering, sickness, and diseases. He emphasizes, “The knowledge of a few simple steps and a little bit of common sense will make a world of difference. I also wish to remind people to really do their own research before trusting their health to a committed routine, which often makes no sense.”

At 70 years-old today, somehow Master Lu’s energy and presence cannot be defined by his age. He says, “You should meet my friend who is also a chi master, he is 120 years-old today. He still runs, jumps, and works full-time as a medical doctor in China. It’s possible to have a great life in your hundreds, and I would expect all those who practice Lift Up to experience the same.”

Visit the website to learn more about Tai Chi’s entire history.

MASTERLU.COM was established to create awareness of Master Lu’s holistic approach to better health. Renowned 70 year-old Master Lu has been training health professionals, celebrities and athletes around the world for the past 40 years. Now his teachings are being released on video. The breathing method is the most fundamental step of his program, which Master Lu refers to as the “Core” of his Lift Up Series. The Five Elements Breathing Program is now available on DVD at http://www.masterlu.com for $58.

Olympic Gold Medalist Johnny Jones says, “The workout is not just for the young and athletic, anyone can learn the exercises! It’s for those who care about their health on a long-term basis.”