The case of the missing Trueself
An exploration of The Ego and how it just might save humanity!
DetailsOn Worry, Prayer, Loneliness and Gogglebox – as functions of the Qifield
We love to travel together, and experience events together in pairs or groups. Somehow it brings more meaning to an event. Social media shows us how important it is to share our lives with others. If a tree falls in a forest does it make a noise? If nobody knows that you just saw the…
DetailsWhat I’ve learned so far..
I’ve spent a lot of time recently working with Dr Jude Currivan. My path lead to her because of my previous three years of studying consciousness. Qigong builds the physicality, supports the emotions thus leading to a stable platform on which to base such explorations. I called it becoming an “Intronaught” Whatever is without, is…
DetailsHeal yourself with La Qi
Dear Friends, Daily I receive the saddest emails from all over the globe, detailing people’s health struggles. As my readers and students know, my quest is to find funding for my Qigong healing centre, when that’s open I’ll be able to offer palpable help to my correspondents, but until that time, we need something else…
DetailsWall Squatting
This is Teacher Zhu, who some of you might have met on his recent visit you the UK. He’s demonstrating a Wall Squat – It’s often described as ‘Dr Pang’s secret cure’ Do it standing at the foot of your stairs, holding the post to stop you falling backwards! (Or maybe both sides of a…
DetailsThe Self-Actualizing Cosmos and Zhineng Qigong!
I’m LOVING this book by Ervin Laszlo! I’ve had the pleasure to meet Ervin a few times through PositiveTv, and was lucky enough to be given this book as a present by my friend Caroline! (Thank you!) Essentially within this book, he suggests a new “system” in which to view the ever increasing “phenomena” which…
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WHAT IS QIGONG? Qi means “life-force energy” and gong means ”skill”, so Qigong is the skillful practice of gathering, circulating, and applying life-force energy. *This energy is also known as “Chi-gung”. (There are two different systems that we use in the West to translate the Chinese language. Whilst it sometimes leads to confusion, it’s all…
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