Tag archives: Medical Qigong

Buddhism, Daoism  –  Criticism!

This week I was called out by one of my students for mocking Buddhism! I really don’t think that was my intention, but clearly, that’s how it came out in my student’s opinion. This has been an interesting year for me.I have spent much time contemplating the nature of the Universe! I’m not sure that …

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How can I convince you about Awareness?

You have a tumour, I say “disassociate yourself from the pain” You suffered terrible abuse as a child, I say “disassociate yourself from your story” Your child dies at three years old from Leukaemia I say… what do I say? How do I explain any of it to you?I imagine you’d just like to tell …

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Broken Humans

I’ve been working as a therapist for a long while now, and was recently reviewing my case files. It was interesting to see a pattern emerge from the amazing stories that I’ve heard from my many clients. In Chinese medicine, it’s always important to look for the etiology of a problem, or the root cause. …

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The Six Sacred Sounds or Six Healing Sounds

In my Medical Qigong work I have long used healing sounds. Now that my focus is much more with Zhineng Qigong, I’m tending to work more with the healing sounds from that form; the only drawback being is that they are slightly more complex to learn. For this reason I have decided to offer the …

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Medical qigong therapy and surgery

Author: Johnson Jerry Alan Conference/Journal: 4th World Conf Acad Exch Med Qigong Date published: 1998 This article was originally posted by my Qigong schools founding teacher – I thought it worth a repost.. Medical Qigong Therapy is useful for treating patients before, during and after surgery. Qi extension can be used in order to reduce …

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