About Sunny Parikh
11 years of Wing Chun training. 9 years of teaching. One lineage.
Greetings! My name is Sunny Parikh. I have been training in Wing Chun for 11 years and teaching for more than 9 years. I believe that my method is the most interesting one you will find.
Out of all the Wing Chun styles available, I was drawn to the CST method of Wing Chun. To me, it is the most fascinating because of its practical use of internal power. This internal power is quite simple and straightforward to use. I am always seeking a simpler and faster method of training and transmitting this information.
“External means outside. Internal means inside. We are aware of ourselves. If we are well off, they will be affected.”— A Taiji Sifu
The internal method brings greater sensitivity to the body and mind. This sensitivity is enhanced by spiritual pursuits — that is why this internal method is much more fulfilling than external arts.
From internal Wing Chun, I moved on to internal Taiji (Tai Chi) and found it to be useful in building my internal condition. I then moved on to various types of healing techniques:
- Pranic Healing
- Access Bars
- Invocative Healing via the Sahasrara, Forehead, Ajna, and Anahata chakras
My own pursuit has led me to various spiritual endeavours:
- Trataka
- Vipassana — x9 10-day and other 7-day and 3-day sessions
- Yogada Satsang’s Lessons
- Siddhyoga (Deroli)
- Pranic Healing Meditations going up to Arhatic Yoga
- Inner Engineering & Sambhavi Mudra Kriya
- Gyan at The Dada Bhagwan Foundation
From Kung Fu to Healing to Spiritual Endeavours, I find that I am growing, developing, and improving as a person each day.
If you are interested, then you can try a single month. I cannot give you more than that to test the waters. Your interest has led you thus far — concretize it.
Get in Touch →The Three Pillars
Internal Structure
Relaxing the muscles and focusing on skeletal alignment to channel body mass into effortless power.
Intention
Generating and directing energy through the mind. Intention must flow consistently — like an electrical current that never switches off.
Conceptual Training
Concepts over drills. Principles that respond to any situation, practically and fluidly.