This Mo Pai Nei Kung section is created with the highest respect and reverance for Master John Chang
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​Mo Pai Nei Kung is an ancient Chinese internal martial art and energy cultivation system focused on developing internal strength, or nei kung, through breathing, meditation, and mindful movement. It is a secretive tradition that aims to cultivate and master internal energy (Qi) for benefits such as improved health, self-defense, and spiritual development. Some sources claim the ultimate goal is to develop supernatural abilities and conscious control of the soul after death.

Core principles 

• Internal vs. external strength: Unlike external martial arts, Mo Pai Nei Kung prioritizes the development of internal power over muscular force.
• Energy cultivation: It focuses on cultivating, refining, and channeling internal energy (Qi) through practices like breathing, visualization, and precise body mechanics.
• Holistic development: The practice is a holistic system that aims to improve physical health, self-defense skills, mindfulness, and spiritual awareness.
• Integration: It integrates "hard" and "soft" aspects of martial arts, teaching practitioners to switch between them fluidly. 

Controversies and claims

• The tradition is considered secretive, with some aspects being considered controversial by modern Taoists, particularly claims of supernatural abilities like electrokinesis or levitation.
• Public figures like John Chang are associated with the practice, and his alleged abilities have been documented.
• The path of Mo Pai Nei Kung is also said to involve training for the afterlife, with a goal of consciously navigating the soul after death. 

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