Lineage and History
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Shaolin Nei Jing Yi Zhi Chan Qi Gong is a rare and powerful form of Qigong that originates from the Shaolin Temple, developed by warrior monks to cultivate inner strength, focus, and healing. The name translates to “Internal Classic One Finger Zen Qigong,” highlighting its deep meditative roots and focus on precise energy cultivation.
Originally reserved for monks and martial artists, this form of Qigong is now available to anyone, but it used to be passed from one generation to another in secrecy, until one monk, Que Ah Shui (1919-1982), who had left the monastery in 1945 break the tradition and teach a lot of students and disciples.
Great-Grandmaster Que Ah Shui
Que Ah Shui was born in Suzhou Weitang, China, to a very poor family. He became a monk when he was 7 years old because his family could not afford to raise him. He became the 18th Generation Lineage Holder of the Shaolin Nei Jing Yi Zhi Chan Qi Gong, but because he was the only son in the family, he was asked by his parents to give up celibacy as a monk in order to continue the family name.
This is how Shaolin Nei Jin Yi Zhi Chan was made known to the world. Had it not been for Master Que Ah Shui who introduced Nei Jing Yi Zhi Chan to the world in the 60S, no one would have known that this top-notch Qi Gong existed.
Jocelito Camargo, 21st-generation successor of Shaolin Neijing Yizhichan, with Master Lee Yau Chun An
During a visit to the Grandmaster in Suzhou, China, 2024
During a visit to Grandmaster and his family in Suzhou, China, in 2024
Grandmaster Que Qiao Sheng
Que Qiao Sheng learned Neijing Yizhichan from his father, Que Ah Shui, and after many years of practice, Que Qiao Sheng has now become a famous Qigong master, given the title of the 19th-generation successor of Shaolin Neijing Yizhichan.
Que Qiao Sheng followed in his father's footsteps by making the practice of Shaolin Neijing Yizhichan accessible to millions of people across the world, helping them maintain health and treat illnesses through energy healing.
Following his steps, his 2 children, Que Chen Li, and Que Li Ping, are both 20th-generation successor of Neijing Yizhichan.
Master Lee Yau Chun An
Master Lee Yau, a disciple of Grandmaster Que Qiao Sheng and the 20th-generation successor of Shaolin Neijing Yizhichan, serves as the chairman of the International Association of Que’s School Neijing Yizhichan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, guiding this organization that boasts hundreds of members who follow his teachings and wisdom. As a true master, he preserves this cultural heritage and ancient practice while promoting it to future generations.
Jocelito Camargo has been a dedicated member and active student of this association since 2023.
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The association's mission is to promote the essence of authentic Neijing Yizhichan. It also has members in many countries who participate in online practice sessions with the international group.
