10/21/2025
HoshinTao Chi Kung: Transpersonal Psychology and Esoteric Energy Meditations
[This was written decades ago by a few of Glenn J. Morris-Soke’s direct students (deshi)]:
Chi Kung is primarily the science of bioelectrical energy generation/cultivation and circulation within the human body. The result of Chi Kung practice is increased physical and mental health and vitality. Chi Kung is an ancient practice which has been used by the Chinese for thousands of years. Its basis is on the direction of this energy (called chi) and the intent of willpower through the use of the breath.
There are two main categories into which Chi Kung training is divided: Martial Chi Kung (dealing with the combative arts) and pure Chi Kung which the purpose of is for increased health, longevity, and spiritual attainment. The practice of HoshinTao deals with both forms.
HoshinTao Chi Kung focuses on opening the chakra and kundalini channels through the combination of meditation, visualization, and physical techniques appropriate to the healer, yoga practitioner, and martial artist.
The practitioner of HoshinTao will learn the theories and principles of Chi Kung and be able to bring its benefits into every facet of life. Chinese medicine emphasizes balancing and strengthening the body so that it can heal itself. The practice of these techniques allowed Dr. Morris to reverse the effects of arthritis within his own body almost 10 years ago. In 1985, Dr. Morris achieved the rising of the Kundalini (Greater Kan and Li) using these techniques. Since then he has been able to guide over 40 of his students to successful and relatively painless kundalini awakenings.
In HoshinTao (Way of the True Spirit/Warrior Heart) Chi Kung, we learn to master meditative practices that increase and refine the inner energies of the body, while also learning how those energies which can be used in self-defense. In sharing his teachings, Dr. Morris has encouraged us to go forth and share this wisdom with others. As instructors of HoshinTao, we are able to focus on opening and balancing the body’s energy centers (chakras), as well as, the physical movements, postures and defensive techniques associated with each center. As the name HoshinTao implies, we seek to balance and integrate both sides in order to become better, more complete human beings. In doing so, we may even reach enlightenment.
Kenneth Morgan, Sifu and
Rebecca Robertson, Sifu.
Wayne Oliver, Sifu
Hoshin Tao Chi Kung