Hello. I just thought I would add a little. I am not someone that reads much about chakras or the like. Nor, have I read much about Robert Bruce's Energy Work system. But, I have communicated a number of times with Robert. He's a smart and knowledgable guy. So, I have a good impression that his Energy Work system is very good. Personally, I am rather sensitive to so called energy -- visually and physically. I interact with it in many ways, much of the time. But, frankly, everyone does. They just don't realize it. It's just to varied degrees. Based on my experience, energy work (I'm using that term generally ... meaning, learning how to clear, built and interact with energy, etc.) is extremely useful for basically everyone one does. It's like saying: "what use is air? or food? or moving?" Well, except that energy may be broader in some ways than those. Yes, we can live with minimal understanding. But, energy affects everything we do -- from athletics, to creativity (e.g., painting, singing, writing replies to posts on web sites ) or whatever you may do. For me, I like to focus on how to use energy for sports ... it's wonderous and very effective (e.g., helping the body to integrate and function as a unit, helping the body to follow a smooth and direct flow, causing the body to quickly direct force via energy impulse, etc.) ... but, these are just a few examples applied in the context of sports. I would like to emphasize that it is just really useful in many ways. It is totally concretely useful ... in my opinion/experience. In my opinion, there are many paths one can take to work with energy. Robert Bruce's energy work is probably a good place to start. Personally, I tend to do standing poses that are essentially qigong standing poses ... though, I tend to do them more based on how it feels. I suppose that I would also like to add that whatever you do, it is probably good to follow what "feels" good to you to do. If some energy work feels good ... that is likely great for you. This might vary based on one's set of circumstances ... Anyway, that's my 2 cents worth ... Or, I suppose 0 cents worth, since its free
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