5 day Summer Retreat with Dr. Liu Dong & Master Liu He

Join us for the Ling Gui Qigong School’s Annual Summer Retreat and immerse yourself in powerful Qigong guided by world renowned Qigong Masters! Once again, this year’s summer retreat will be held in the relaxing and beautiful Still Meadow Retreat Center in Damascus, Oregon.  In addition to a wonderfully inspiring teaching room, there are trails on the property, a wood-fired sauna, and swimming in the nearby Clackamas River. For the adventurous, there are beautiful hikes available about an hour up the road.

Retreat I (July 22-26, 2015):
Retreat times:
Wednesday: 3-6:30pm
Thursday/Friday/Saturday: 9am-12pm, 3-6pm
Sunday: 9am-12:30pm

Healing Qigong Program will feature One Thousand Hands Buddha Part 2, Yuan Shen for the Kidneys, and Yi Jin Jing.

One Thousand Hands Buddha Part 2

Yuan Shen for the Kidneys: This powerful method helps you activate your kidney’s five prenatal qi to nourish your internal organs. Bringing abundant qi to your body and activating the Lao Gong acupoints in your hands. The five prenatal qi are:

–       Prenatal jing (essence) allows you to open the Du Mai Channel, so the jing may flow back to the ocean of marrow (brain) for nourishment

–       Prenatal yang qi warms up your spleen and stomach

–       Prenatal yin qi nourishes your liver

–       Prenatal steam in the kidneys purifies the heart

–       Prenatal qi develops lung’s function

With this qigong practice, all the internal organs connect with each other providing a self-healing experience. This qigong especially helps with Alzheimer, insomnia, diabetes and syndromes of menopause and life transitions.

Yi Jin Jing:  According to legend, when the Buddha Da Mo (Bodhidarma) came from India to China to teach Buddhism and taught in the temples, he discovered that the nuns and monks suffered from weakness of energy, blood and general health problems, as well as difficulties with their joints and tendons brought on by long years of sitting meditation. With the help of the monks in the Temple of Shaolin, he created a manual of exercises for maintaining physical health, called Yi Jin Jing, or Classic Easing the Tendons. In it he prescribed a certain number of movements for rotation, extension, torsion, and flexion, all designed to improve physical function and muscle tone, to strengthen the bones and increase flexibility. According to Da Mo, improving the physical condition of the monks and nuns would also profoundly affect their spiritual state.

Qigong TuiNa Program will feature One Thousand Hands Buddha Part 2, Yuan Shen for the Kidneys, and Qigong TuiNa for Insomnia.

Lodging and meals available on-site at an additional charge (price excludes transportation, lodging, or meals).  Contact us for lodging/meal information.

CEU/PDA credits available.
Whereas when Qigong is properly practiced, it is extremely beneficial and presents minimal risk to one’s health, please consult your physician if you are in doubt of your capabilities or have special health concerns.

Terms & Conditions:
All fees, once paid are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend the workshop, it is possible to transfer your tuition to another.

To register, download registration form and mail in with your payment or pay online via Paypal.

Download Registration Form For Summer Retreats 2015

Download On-site Lodging & Meal Form

Healing Qigong Program

Qigong TuiNa Program