Your method of teaching Qigong follows the same curriculum as taught here in China.

Wang Fei Long

Director,

Long Hu Shan Daoist Research Center

Chinese National Qigong Coach

If patients practice as well as you,

they will see results and

improve their health.

Dr. Han Bin

Director of Medical Qigong,

World Health Organization

Collaboration Hospital and

Training Center

Workshops

Chen Family Medical Qigong

Learn a set of Medical Qigong exercises that are used at the Xi Yuan Medical Qigong Hospital and taught at the Medical Qigong College at the Hai Dian University in Beijing, China.

These are simple exercises, but the combination of physical movement, breath work and mental intention will have very profound effects on the individual.

Eight exercises will be taught at this workshop that can be used in a stand alone fashion or combined with others to create a Qigong exercise routine.

Exercises will be taught to help people with the following conditions:

Medical Qigong Emotional Therapeutics

The common ingredient in any experience of emotional disharmony is the power element maintaining the original trauma. Emotional disharmony can resonate and penetrate one's entire being, thereby creating a vicious circle affecting the body, mind, emotion, energy, and spirit. This vicious circle can be set in motion by any major disharmony, be it environmental, physical, emotional, or behavioral. Consciously or unconsciously suppressing emotional responses leads to stagnation and accumulation of the body's energy. It is possible to stop this negative pattern by releasing the toxic emotional energy, thereby creating the opportunity for the mind, body, and spirit to heal.

This workshop will discuss energetic psychology and examine the patterns of emotions, pathological manifestations of emotions, and how emotions affect the organs. Additionally, powerful exercises and meditations will be taught to aid in the release of these suppressed emotions, release the power of the original trauma, and help balance the emotions.

Medical Qigong for Understanding, Preventing and Treating Breast Disease

This workshop presents the entire program of Medical Qigong "Exercise Prescriptions" for breaking up the Energy Matrix which supports breast disease. These cancer Prescriptions are successfully used in Medical Qigong hospitals throughout China for addressing breast tumors, cysts, and cancer.

These Exercise Prescriptions consist of movements, postures, sounds, visualizations, and positive affirmations. The exercises will help release external toxins and repressed emotion trapped within the tissues of the body which are believed to be the main causes of breast disease. Performing the set of Prescriptions daily both restructures and re-educates the energetic patterns which support breast disease.

You can easily and quickly learn the entire set of Medical Qigong Prescriptions for Breast Disease which consists of movements, postures, sounds, visualizations and positive affirmations.

Daoist 5

The Daoist 5 Yin and Yang exercises are a set of extremely effective exercises which tonify and regulate the body's organ energy. The system is divided into two sections. The first section stimulates, energizes, and regulates the body's Yang organs and channels. This results in the strengthening of the body's peristaltic action and aiding digestive illnesses. The second section stimulates, energizes, and regulates the body's Yin organs and channels. The Yin organs are responsible for the storage of the body's energy.

The exercises can be practices as a complete system, or singled out individually and practiced as tonification prescriptions.

8 Direction Meditation

The ancient masters of Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) discovered that powerful meditations were required to enhance and deepen their training. The Eight Direction Perception meditation, adopted from the Buddhist Monks, was practiced in order to expand awareness, perception, and psychic ability. Through the complexities of modern society, many people have numbed their abilities to feel their own emotions, internal energies and the subtle powers and intentions that permeate our existence. This meditation releases the trapped emotional memory and stagnant energy lodged in the body's tissues, which inhibit sensory functioning.

Life force Breathing Meditation

The ancient masters of Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) believed that health and self empowerment were dependent upon one's Life Force Energy. They found that meditation proved to be one of the most effective and concise ways of developing internal energy. They created the Life Force Breathing meditation, which is designed to mentally touch and energize every cell of the body. This meditation begins by liberating the body of energy obstructions that cause stagnation in the tissues and channels (meridians). The body is then reconstructed energetically, thereby cleansing and rejuvenating the viscera, circulatory, digestive, respiratory, nervous, muscular, and reproductive systems of the body. Finally, the Wei Qi (body's protective energy) is expanded and strengthened.

6 Healing Sounds

Ancient Taoists developed a clear set of simple techniques employing sounds, stretching, breathing and visualization to cool, relax and heal the body's organ systems. The six healing sounds involve using sound vibrations and techniques to strengthen, harmonize, and re-energize these vital organs, creating optimum health.

Easy to learn and wonderful for young and old alike, these exercises cleanse the body of toxins, negative emotions and stagnant Qi. The practice of the Six Healing Sounds is very flexible. You can practice all six sounds in order or only practice specific sounds to treat specific conditions in the body.

Wu Zang (Five Organ) Meditation for Energetic Protection

A very powerful meditation which is still taught today in China used to prepare Qigong doctors before treating patients in a clinical environment, because it surrounds then with a strong field of protective energy (Wei Qi). When a Qigong doctor enters the space of a diseased patient, the potential for absorbing the patient's pathogenic Qi is high. Noting this potential for harm, the ancient Chinese Qigong masters developed certain meditations to protect themselves from the patient's diseased or turbid Qi.

This meditation still has value even if you are not a clinician. In daily life we are constantly exposed to pathogenic Qi from the environment (wind, cold, rain, etc.) or from people with whom we come in contact. The meditation can be used to protect a person from absorbing other people's pathogenic Qi, and strengthen the immune system for fending off invading pathogenic factors such as colds and the flu.

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