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Introduction: The abdominal Dantian is the most essential acquired physical feature for all advanced techniques in Tai Chi and meditation. A special sign, called qi tie bei was described by Master Wang Wángzōngyuè1771~1853 by estimation. This sign indicates the strong suction of your Dantian. This is essential for the emergence of a new mode of slow breathing, called Taixi Embryonic Respiration, which is the gate to advancement into Samadhi and rejuvenation. The author has an innovative explanation for its usage by the Daoists and the Tibetan Buddhists. Also, its role in the processes of (Liàn jīng huà qì) the sublimation of jing into qi and Jiāo ér bù xiè, meaning having an orgasm without semen ejaculation are explained medically. Contents: 1/ The Tai Chi CranioSacral postural reflex obtained from a prolonged practice of Tai Chi and Chan (Zen in Japanese) meditation, called “ qi tie bei”and “ ding tou xuan” p.6 2/ An attempt to explain Zōngyuè Wáng’s experiences of qi tie bei, ding tou xuan: p.15 3/ If you are interested in Tai Chi and Qigong please keep the following advice in mind: p.19 4/Qi could be objectively observed as neurotransmitters: p.28 5/The circadian rhythm of the Nervous System as an evidence of the operation of the Enteric Nervous system: p.40 6/ The Dantian anatomized: p.43 7/ Please look at the following pictures of most of the famous Tai Chi masters. p.48 8/ A scientific theory that explains why many famous Tai Chi masters are overweight: p.49 9/ A medical explanation why practicing Tai Chi can enhance health: p.74 10/ In ancient Oriental religious practices of Qigong the reproductive organs were closely related to rejuvenation. P.82 11/ The Dantian Breathing can produce negative pressure in the abdomen and the suction can facilitate blood circulation of the pelvic region as a whole and the prostate in particular, greatly reducing the extent of the problem.P.115 12/ Increase your mitochond