Public Workshops
Ling Gui International Healing Qigong School invites you to explore Qigong with Dr. Liu Dong and Master Liu He in the workshops open to the public listed below:
Dragon Tiger Qigong - January 30/31, 2010 - Seattle
A 14th century Taoist Medical Qigong form, Dragon Tiger Qigong is an excellent form to develop your own healing capacity and to deliver powerful qi to your hands. This form can be used throughout your life to heal yourself as well as helping others. This form increases Qi circulation for self-healing and to prepare your hands for projecting Qi in healing treatments. Dragon movements stimulate the blood (purifying and removing blockages) and concentrate the Hun and Yi. While the Tiger movements stimulate the Qi to circulate throughout the body transforming the Jing into Qi and the Qi into Shen.
Nourishing Woman Qigong - February 20/21, 2010 - Portland
Nourishing Woman Qigong (Yang Tai Gong) is a medical Qigong form that has been developed in Master Liu’s family to tonify the woman’s body and procreative organs, enhance fertility, and to support the mother and her baby during pregnancy. This magical Qigong form provides great benefit to all women regardless of age or reproductive history, and is especially effective with cases of infertility, diseases related to the female reproductive organs or gynecological system, as well as supporting smooth transitions with menopause. Since the physiology of women is different from that of men, this Qigong form focuses on nourishing the woman’s body.
Qigong for Children - February 27/28, 2010 - Canceled
In this fast paced world, as adults we can become overwhelmed with all the information and stimulus. As we look at our habits and patterns we begin to look at our children and how they are coping. We hear of many children experiencing Autism, behavioral disorders, hyperactivity, nervousness, or lack of focus and concentration. Join us for this weekend topic: Qigong for Children, a form to pass along to children to offset daily stress, experience a sense of calm, centeredness and connection. Five Animal Play Qigong (Crocodile, Tiger, Bear, Horse, and Monkey) uses animated postures, children can learn about animals, nature and basic anatomy through this practice improving concentration and focus, stimulating imagination and helping to release energy in a fun, safe environment.
Eight Treasures Qigong - March 20/21, 2010 - Santa Monica, CA
Ba Duan Jin is one of the four oldest and most famous Qigong methods in China. This form dates back to the early 12th century where it evolved as a popular folk healing practice. It was originally developed for monks practicing meditation to address joint problems they developed after long years of sitting meditation practice. Eight routines of this form are designed to build strong bones, increase tendon flexibility, strengthen particular organ-energy systems and heal the seven emotions. Course will also discuss the theory of the She Hun Shu or The method of Hun Conservation, a method using Intention to follow the Hun traveling by cutting the connection between the Shen and Hun - similar to western hypnosis.
Six Sounds Therapy - April 24/25, 2010 - Seattle
Six Sounds Therapy is one of the oldest Qigong methods in China. While bringing the mind into powerful harmony with the Qi, students will learn how to stabilize the five emotions through the sounds and movements of each organ system. It is an outstanding method for promoting personal health and well-being.
The Six Sounds used (Xu, Si, Chuai, Ke, Hu, and Xi) resonate with the organs and have been used for thousands of years to harmonize the internal organs and their spirits with the universe. When the five organs are vibrated by these sounds, negative emotions are gently release and the Qi in the organs that has been tied up in these emotions is restored to a positive state. We feel brighter and lighter inside and our negative thoughs are replaced by positive thoughts. This is how emotions heal.
Jade Woman Qigong - June 19/20, 2010 - Seattle
Join Master Liu He as she guides you through her signature Qigong form and title of her newly published book! Jade Woman Qigong is a powerful method of healing that addresses the special needs of a woman’s body. It helps to increase the blood, nourish the liver, and helps to heal both physical diseases and emotional imbalances. It is a beautiful, feminine form that is very effective in reducing weight and treating problems related to gynecology and menopause. the goal of Jade Woman is to increase and purify the woman’s blood supply by opening Tan Zhong, the secret point identified by Taoists as the source of blood in a woman’s body. Although designed for women, this Qigong form can also benefit men or anyone who suffers from circulation and liver problems.
Workshop times: Saturdays 1:30-6:00pm Sundays 9:00am-3:30pm
Tuition for each workshop: Qigong Workshops: $225 Qigong TuiNa: $275
As space is limited, please register early. For registration, please visit our website, www.linggui.org, contact us via phone (503)-380-5814 & (206)-817-4117 or email info@linggui.org.