Hannah Rachel
05-26-2010, 04:20 PM
Register here for Group Healing Evening and Weekend Workshop: Eventbee - Yuan Tze Qigong Group Healing Evening and Weekend Workshop (https://yuantze2010.eventbee.com)
Early bird discount good through June 1st! Details below.
Message from Barbara:
Dear Friends,
I'm happy to let you know about Qigong master/healer Yuan Tze's first visit to the SF Bay Area.
To learn more about the profound healing and life-enhancing benefits that you may experience by attending these events, please read through this email and check the website (including FAQs) at www.yuantzecentre.co.nz/Activities_FAQ.html (https://www.yuantzecentre.co.nz/Activities_FAQ.html) .
You can now register online at the above link. We decided to use a ticketing service to afford you the convenience of using your credit or debit card. If you don't have a credit card, please contact me to make another arrangements.
Feel free to pass this along to friends and family who you think might benefit, and contact me for further info.
Warmest regards,
Barbara
[email protected]
415-454-4065
Group Healing/Intro Evening
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
7-10pm
followed by a
Weekend Workshop
Saturday & Sunday, July 24-25, 2010
Saturday 10am-6pm / Sunday 1:30-8:30pm
Both events will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Center of Marin in San Rafael
More event info at: Activities FAQ (https://www.yuantzecentre.co.nz/Activities_FAQ.html)
Event Pricing:
Weekend Workshop plus Group Healing Evening (purchased together)
In advance by June 1: $205
Group Healing Evening (only)
In advance by June 1: $25 /After: $35
Weekend Workshop (only)
In Advance by July 20: $205 / After: $235
My experience and why I'm sharing this with you
While I have been very fortunate to have enjoyed relative good health throughout my life, I noticed that as I got older, my body wasn't functioning like it used to. Little things started popping up, and when I turned 60 in November of 2008 I realized that I wanted to find a way to turn things around -- something that could foundationally, holistically, effectively and joyfully support my health and well-being as I move into my later years; something that could also help other people.
About a year ago at a local workshop with Master Mingtong Gu, I discovered a Chinese healing system called Zhineng Qigong and started a daily practice. I knew immediately that this was what I'd been looking for. Through internet research, I was guided to Yuan Tze, a Chinese Zhineng Qigong master, currently living and teaching in New Zealand. I ordered some of his teaching materials, and they made a huge difference in my practice, inspiring me to go deeper. In November 2009 I travelled to New Zealand to attend a 2-week silent qigong retreat with Yuan Tze. It was deeply inspiring and transformational.
I and four others from the Bay Area who attended the retreat are so enthusiastic about the changes in our health and lives that we have volunteered to organize this visit.
About Yuan Tze
Yuan Tze is the founder of Ren Xue and a lifelong qigong practitioner.
He was trained in Zhineng Qigong by Dr. Pang at the Huaxia Centre Medicineless Hospital, where he also taught. His diverse background includes rigorous and intensive training with high-level masters in traditional Qigong, Daoism, Buddhism, Martial Arts, Tai Chi and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
He and his translator, Melissa Kung, are coming to the San Francisco Bay Area for the first time this July to offer a Group Healing/ Introductory Evening and a Weekend Workshop.
For more information about Yuan Tze and his work, please visit www.yuantzecentre.co.nz (https://www.yuantzecentre.co.nz)
About Zhineng Qigong
Though the roots of qigong can be traced as far back as 7,000 years, Zhineng Qigong is a relatively new and revolutionary form of medical qigong, introduced by Dr. Pang Ming in China in the early 80s. Trained from early childhood by 19 martial arts/qigong grandmasters, and an accomplished healer educated in Eastern and Western medical modalities, Dr. Pang wanted to create an efficient healing system that people could benefit from quickly. He knew that for people who were very ill, time, simplicity and efficiency were critical factors.
Zhineng Qigong was widely practiced in China and made a huge difference in the lives and health of hundreds of thousands of people until its very successful "Medicineless Hospitals" were closed in 2001 due to political reasons. This resulted in some of their teachers moving to the West. Yuan Tze is one of those teachers.
©2010 Yuan Tze | Fairfax, California 94930
Early bird discount good through June 1st! Details below.
Message from Barbara:
Dear Friends,
I'm happy to let you know about Qigong master/healer Yuan Tze's first visit to the SF Bay Area.
To learn more about the profound healing and life-enhancing benefits that you may experience by attending these events, please read through this email and check the website (including FAQs) at www.yuantzecentre.co.nz/Activities_FAQ.html (https://www.yuantzecentre.co.nz/Activities_FAQ.html) .
You can now register online at the above link. We decided to use a ticketing service to afford you the convenience of using your credit or debit card. If you don't have a credit card, please contact me to make another arrangements.
Feel free to pass this along to friends and family who you think might benefit, and contact me for further info.
Warmest regards,
Barbara
[email protected]
415-454-4065
Group Healing/Intro Evening
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
7-10pm
followed by a
Weekend Workshop
Saturday & Sunday, July 24-25, 2010
Saturday 10am-6pm / Sunday 1:30-8:30pm
Both events will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Center of Marin in San Rafael
More event info at: Activities FAQ (https://www.yuantzecentre.co.nz/Activities_FAQ.html)
Event Pricing:
Weekend Workshop plus Group Healing Evening (purchased together)
In advance by June 1: $205
Group Healing Evening (only)
In advance by June 1: $25 /After: $35
Weekend Workshop (only)
In Advance by July 20: $205 / After: $235
My experience and why I'm sharing this with you
While I have been very fortunate to have enjoyed relative good health throughout my life, I noticed that as I got older, my body wasn't functioning like it used to. Little things started popping up, and when I turned 60 in November of 2008 I realized that I wanted to find a way to turn things around -- something that could foundationally, holistically, effectively and joyfully support my health and well-being as I move into my later years; something that could also help other people.
About a year ago at a local workshop with Master Mingtong Gu, I discovered a Chinese healing system called Zhineng Qigong and started a daily practice. I knew immediately that this was what I'd been looking for. Through internet research, I was guided to Yuan Tze, a Chinese Zhineng Qigong master, currently living and teaching in New Zealand. I ordered some of his teaching materials, and they made a huge difference in my practice, inspiring me to go deeper. In November 2009 I travelled to New Zealand to attend a 2-week silent qigong retreat with Yuan Tze. It was deeply inspiring and transformational.
I and four others from the Bay Area who attended the retreat are so enthusiastic about the changes in our health and lives that we have volunteered to organize this visit.
About Yuan Tze
Yuan Tze is the founder of Ren Xue and a lifelong qigong practitioner.
He was trained in Zhineng Qigong by Dr. Pang at the Huaxia Centre Medicineless Hospital, where he also taught. His diverse background includes rigorous and intensive training with high-level masters in traditional Qigong, Daoism, Buddhism, Martial Arts, Tai Chi and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
He and his translator, Melissa Kung, are coming to the San Francisco Bay Area for the first time this July to offer a Group Healing/ Introductory Evening and a Weekend Workshop.
For more information about Yuan Tze and his work, please visit www.yuantzecentre.co.nz (https://www.yuantzecentre.co.nz)
About Zhineng Qigong
Though the roots of qigong can be traced as far back as 7,000 years, Zhineng Qigong is a relatively new and revolutionary form of medical qigong, introduced by Dr. Pang Ming in China in the early 80s. Trained from early childhood by 19 martial arts/qigong grandmasters, and an accomplished healer educated in Eastern and Western medical modalities, Dr. Pang wanted to create an efficient healing system that people could benefit from quickly. He knew that for people who were very ill, time, simplicity and efficiency were critical factors.
Zhineng Qigong was widely practiced in China and made a huge difference in the lives and health of hundreds of thousands of people until its very successful "Medicineless Hospitals" were closed in 2001 due to political reasons. This resulted in some of their teachers moving to the West. Yuan Tze is one of those teachers.
©2010 Yuan Tze | Fairfax, California 94930