Baguazhang the complete system by Erle Montaigue v1 (2004).pdf

Erle Montaigue

Baguazhang

The Complete System Volume One

A Moontagu Book

A Moontagu Book

Baguazhang: The Complete System

By Erle Montaigue

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ISBN: 0-949132-07-9

Introduction

CONTENTS

Introduction ................................................ 1

TheMartial&HealingArt...................................... 2

Dragon Form............................................... 3

TheHiddenHealingQigong................................... 4

Chapter Two:

History.........................................................6

Chapter Three

TheHealing Benefits .............................................10

Chapter Four

The ExplanationOf The Forms ..............................13

Chapter Five

What TheMasters Say...........................................18

Chapter Six

The Eight Palms&TheirMeanings.........................24

Chapter Seven

WalkingTheCircle ...............................................31

Chapter Eight

The Original Baguazhang Circular Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36

Introduction: Page 4

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INTRODUCTION:

aguazhang, is said to be the sister of T'ai Chi Ch'uan, the mother of

the three 'internal systems'. It is one of the newest Chinese heal-

ing/martial arts of the internal system and contains the very best of

the Shaolin Martial arts as well as the very best of the Buddhism or Taoism

fighting arts. Its intricacies are great and one is able to continually discover

new techniques from within the complex postures and movements which

go together to build the framework which we call the Baguazhang form or

kata. Invented by one man, the form has been slowly added to and taken

away from until we have come to a highly evolved form of healing or

self-defense which only relies upon the palms and feet for attack and de-

fense. With mainly circular foot movement, the form lays stress upon the

stability of the stance and the flexibility of the waist which is compli-

mented by the vigorous movements of the arms and palms while always

being coordinated in legs, waist and upper body. Bagua is said to have the

fastest footwork of any martial art.

Throughout this book, I will be making mention of "dim-Mak" or death

point striking and some points used in this art. Baguazhang is a dim-Mak

art. I suggest that you get a copy of my encyclopaedia "The Erle Montaigue

Encyclopaedia of Dim-Mak" available from the publisher of this book,

Paladin Press in Boulder Colorado in the USA.

Dim-Mak literally means "Death Point Striking" whereby the practitioner

is taught to strike to either one, or multiples of dim-Mak points in the hu-

man body causing effects that range from a simple knock out to maiming

and death, or even effects that manifest many years from when the strike

was felt.

Every movement in Baguazhang has a meaning and is aimed at the

dim-Mak points. Bagua is often referred to as "the art of overkill".

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