Introductory Workshops
January 18th in South Devon and January 19th in Hants.
Strengthen Body • Awaken Energy • Focus the Mind • Free the Spirit
The intention is to deepen our experience and understanding of the Qigong practice over 9 day long workshops. We will be exploring the practices of Huagong Qigong, Meditation and Inquiry to cultivate the transformation of the Three Treasures of Jing, Qi and Shen
The group is limited to 20 students to allow for specific individual guidance
Each workshop costs £50 and is from 10am – 5pm
If you would like to enquire about joining the group click here to send an email to Brad
Harberton Village Hall, Devon
Ongoing Group Dates for 2020 Open to new Students
Saturdays January 18th, February 22nd, March 28th, May 9th, June 20th, July 11th, September 19th, October 31st, December 5th
Click here for directions to Harberton Village Hall
Ibsley Village Hall, Near Ringwood, Hants
Ongoing Group Dates for 2020 Open to new Students
Sundays January 19th, February 23rd, March 29th, May 10th, June 7th, July 12th, September 20th, November 1st, December 6th
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Ongoing groups in Devon and Hampshire
These groups support you to deepen your experience and understanding of Hua Gong Qigong through the exploration of the following aspects of Qigong practice:
Self Healing Form – waking up the circulation of Qi internally
Qi Ball – connecting, creating, moving with, dissolving into
Three Dantiens – cultivating the energy in our belly, heart and brain centres
Connecting to Earth, Sky and Human
Jing, Qi, Shen – the three aspects of energy and how to connect to them
Digestive Qigong – clearing and charging up the digestive organs
Central Channel – connecting and opening
Qi Field – sensing, clarifying, waking up
Sound and Mantra – to amplify the Qi
Sleeping Qigong – resting, internalising energy
Walking Qigong – strengthening and energising
Generally the mornings focus on cultivating Jing through physical/vigorous Qigong – we will be opening up our sense of grounding, waking up the connection to feet, loosening/freeing up our physical body and releasing stale Qi and ‘old information’. From this sense of being more loosened up, energised and embodied we can begin to develop the ability to connect directly to the subtle Qi energy, both in and around us, this is where we bring together the power of mind and body and learn how to open and let go into energy.
In the afternoon we develop this sense of awareness of body and energy with a more meditative approach, exploring the subtle energy of Qi through digestive Qigong, sitting meditation and standing forms. The meditation practice also helps us collect and open to the more bright and luminous quality of energy, known as Shen, which can be a very liberating experience connecting us to the ‘cosmic’ universal Qi.
The practice of Inquiry in pairs explores various themes arising from our practice within an environment of Presence, stillness, and curiosity, helping us to integrate the depths of our being with the ordinariness of everyday life.
Weather permitting we may also practice outside, connecting to the power of nature.
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