Part of a three weekend series, each weekend will provide you with extensive theory from a Taoist medical perspective on each of the featured topics and may be attended individually.  As you sink deeper into your personal Qigong practice and study you will strengthen your Yi (intention). Through this you may then guide a patient’s […]

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 […]

Two Space Remain - Contact Us for Information and Registration   Explore Hui Gong Qigong, a Taoist practice and Healing Qigong form that has been handed down and refined for over 2,000 years. This Hui Gong focuses on healing the kidneys.  Its ultimate purpose is to develop wisdom, deepen the intuition, and enhance one’s potential […]

Six Class Series - Featuring Nei Yang Gong  REGISTRATION FULL CONTACT US FOR WAIT LIST September 27, Oct 18, Oct 25, Nov 1, Nov 15, Nov 22, 2014 - Saturdays 2:00-4:00pm Nei Yang Gong, a method of Wu Dang Qigong. This Qigong powerfully moves the Qi down from your head. Most people experience too much […]

According to ancient Chinese medicine, the internal organs of a child continue to develop after birth. In this system of healing, the primary modality for treating children is Qigong and Qigong TuiNa (massage). Children are able to receive and sense Qi easily. This weekend workshop will introduce you to protocols for children to maintain overall […]

Registration Closed - Contact for Wait List   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 […]

Receive your CEU’s and come to learn one of the most profound chapters (Ling Lan Mi Dian) of the Huang Di Nei Jing (The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine). An ancient Taoist Chinese medical text, these writings explore the foundations of Chinese medicine. The chapter discussed during this workshop is the “Secret treatises stored […]

Registration Full - Contact us to be placed on the wait list.   With cool weather, our bodies require an internal flame to ignite the spirit, protect the organ systems, and keep us warm. Nudan (Internal Alchemy for Women) practice provides this igniting and helps stabilize emotions. For younger women, Nudan provides a way to […]

11 CEU pending from the CA Acupuncture Board and the NCBTMB for national massage certification     During this weekend, you will learn: 8 principles of Tuina                                                                           Five direct techniques Three steps of Tuina: Intention, Force, and Energy Brain wave relationship to TCM Insomnia Head and Turtle Map For acupuncturist, […]

The oldest Taoist name for qigong is “Bao Qi Ping - conserve the Qi in a bottle.” In ancient China, dried gourds were used as containers for hot water, tea, or hot wine during the winter. Because they retained the taste and temperature of what they held, gourds were also used in Chinese medicine to […]