Qigong Educational Services

	P.O. Box 643, Sherwood, OR 97140 503-201-1842



It is believed that the concept of moving qi in the body originated in Tibet or China over 6,000 years ago. Qigong (chee gong) predates and underlies yoga, the martial arts, and many types of healing. Ancient Chinese qigong and Tibetan tsalung are forms to move energy within the body for healing, health, and longevity. Practicing qigong movements, meditations, and visualization techniques will enable you to guide and regulate the flow of qi to develop a healthy body, attain mental stability, and promote spiritual growth. Some benefits of qigong are:

Control blood pressure
Detoxify your body
Balance energy
Relax

Decrease stress
Boost your immune system
Access your own spirituality

Improve balance
Feel more centered
Increase flexibility
Sleep Better

E-mail me now to learn more about these classes:


Soaring Crane, Five Routines	-	from Master Zhao, Jin Xiang
Tibetan Five-Element Standing Stake	-	from Master Wang Zi Sheng Rinpoche
Crane Walking	-	from Master Zhao, Jin Xiang
Remedy Routines of Soaring Crane	-	from Master Zhao, Jin Xiang
Essence Qigong	-	from Master Chen Fu Yin
Wuji Gong Qigong	-	from Master Zhu Hui
Turtle Longevity Qigong	-	from Master Wang Zhe Zhong
Soaring Crane Qigong, Level II				NEW Classes:
				Soaring Crane Level I Level II
				Soaring Crane Level I Level II

Certified by the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine as a Qigong Instructor, I teach qigong classes and do energy work with animals in Portland, Oregon. My formal study of energy medicine began while removing cataracts from my right eye using the power of the mind for healing. Master Wang Zi-Sheng Rinpoche accepted me as a healing apprentice in 1996. Intent on developing skills as a qigong practitioner, I travel to China and Tibet to study qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine. In the summer of 2001, I was honored to be invited to teach qigong as an ongoing part of qigong study trips to China and Tibet. For three years I studied with and was a teaching assistant of Professor Chen Hui-Xian, the former head of OCOM's Qigong Program. My passion is teaching people the skills they need to gather universal energy for health and healing by using qigong movements, visualizations, and meditation techniques. Teaching qigong at community colleges, senior centers, Nature's NW Wellness centers, and to private groups lets me realize that passion.		JoAnn's energy field at Drepung Monastery, Tibet 2000
	Links of interest:
Qigong Association of America	Oregon College of Oriental Medicine	The Qigong Institute
Acupuncture	Master Wang Zi Sheng Rinpoche	Wu Dao Jing She
Qi Journal	Northwest Tibetan Cultural Center
Abode of the Eternal Tao		Wisdom And Peace Wellness Center


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