Taoist Light Qigong Lineage Holder with 40 years of experience in Qigong healing and teaching
Meet Chiyan Wang
(Pronounced Chur-yen Wong)
Chiyan Wang was born in Xi'an, China, into a family of educators and spiritual healers. Her mother is a teacher of Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine, while her father is a Master of Qigong and Tai Chi. Chiyan was introduced to Buddhist meditation at the age of nine and began her studies in Taoist Light Qigong with the renowned master Zhou Shitai at fourteen. By sixteen, she had already become a skilled healer for others.
Chiyan believes that we all hold the ultimate responsibility and inner power for our health, mindset, and overall well-being. She teaches that we can heal ourselves by accessing the higher energy within us and realizing our true human potential. Through Qigong practice, we can prevent illness, maintain optimal health, and elevate our consciousness.
Chiyan offers private sessions focused on physical and emotional healing by appointment and conducts classes in various Qigong disciplines, including:
Taoist Light Qigong (Stage 1-1)
I-Ching Qigong (Stage 1-2)
Taoist Immediate Healer Sitting Qigong (Stage II)
Taoist Awakening Sitting Qigong (Stage III)
Taoist Light Healer Training Program
Medical Qigong
Eye-Healing Qigong
Additionally, she provides private healing sessions, spiritual counseling and Feng Shui consultations.
About Our Healing Work
At Taoist Light Wellness, we have witnessed remarkable healing outcomes through our private sessions and Qigong self-practice. Here are some actual cases of complete recovery:
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Depression
Leukemia
Bipolar Disorder
Vertigo
Lower Back Pain
Body Aches
Kidney Stones
Grief from Loss
Weight Loss
Stress
Insomnia
Heart Conditions
Blood Infections
Breathing Problems
Skin Conditions
Sinus Infections
Hearing Loss
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Arthritis
Sex Addiction
Hemorrhoids
Tennis Elbow
Surgeries and Injuries
Sciatic Pain
Spinal Damage from Auto Accidents
Other Conditions That Improved Greatly:
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Parkinson’s Disease
Paralysis
Multiple Sclerosis
Chemical Sensitivities
Loss of Direction in Life
Other Addictions
Disclaimer: We are an alternative healing center and do not diagnose or treat any diseases or illnesses. If you have an acute condition, please consult with your doctor. Our practices can help prepare your body and mind for medical procedures, ensuring smoother outcomes and faster recovery with fewer complications.
Qigong instructional drawing - 2nd Century B.C.
History of Qigong
Qigong originated in ancient China over three thousand years ago. As people experimented with various healing methods, a ritual dance evolved, promoting health and enhancing spiritual awareness. By the 5th century BCE, Qigong was featured in many significant texts on Chinese medicine.
Two centuries later, Chinese physicians compiled a comprehensive collection of traditional cures from across the nation, resulting in the classic medical text On the Causes and Symptoms of Diseases. This text describes Qigong methods for treating over one hundred ten different illnesses.
— History of Taoist Light Qigong
Master Ren Farong with Chiyan
Taoist Light Qigong is a movement meditation that cleanses, heals, integrates, and harmonizes the body, mind, and spirit. Taoism was founded by Lao Tzu, renowned as China’s most famous philosopher and poet, and author of the Tao Te Ching. This text, which translates to "The Classic of the Way and Virtue," has inspired countless artists, poets, calligraphers, painters, landscapers, educators, Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners, healers, mediators, and spiritual seekers. Its influence has extended far beyond Asia, making it one of the most translated spiritual texts in world literature.
Lao Tzu achieved enlightenment in a cave at Lou Guan Tai Temple near Xi'an, China, where he shared his teachings with his disciples and composed the Tao Te Ching before retreating from the world. The current abbot of Lou Guan Tai Temple is Master Ren Farong, who has served as the President of the Chinese Taoist Association since 2005.
Taoist Light Qigong has been passed down through generations in Taoist temples and Master Zhou Shitai brought it to the wider world. Chiyan Wang, studied with here parents as well as Master Zhou, the three of them established multiple Taoist Light Healing retreat centers in Xi'an and other regions of Western and Northern China.
Master Zhou Shitai (middle in the back row), Chiyan's father, Weiye Wang (middle in the front row), and Chiyan's mother, Han Yuzhen (first on the left in the back row).
Chiyan's father led volunteer Qigong healing groups every year to disadvantaged and remote villages, providing healing to those with no access to medical treatment. Her mother managed the entire Taoist Light healing center.
People lined up as early as 6 a.m. to see a Taoist Light Qigong healer
Chiyan's father (on right, in white) teaching Taoist Light Qigong in Santa Barbara
Benefits of Qigong Practice
Qigong is effective due to three key therapeutic principles: (1) it restores the connection between the body, mind, and spirit; (2) it builds and strengthens the body’s energy; and (3) it removes energy blockages, cleansing unwholesome Qi. There is a saying: "Where there are energy blockages, there is pain; where there is no pain, there are no energy blockages."
Qigong has been proven effective in healing various illnesses.
Through Taoist Light Qigong healing, Gong Xia stood up again after being paralyzed due to severe injury.
Benefits of Regular Qigong Practice:
Reduces pain, stress, and anxiety
Detoxifies the body
Strengthens the immune system
Heals emotional energy imbalances
Prevents disease and supports longevity
Promotes mental clarity and improves memory
Expands spiritual awareness
By practicing Taoist Light Qigong, your life will become healthier, happier, and more peaceful. You’ll think more clearly, make better decisions, and feel more connected to your True Self and the powerful energy of the Universe.
It is a family healing tradition dedicated to helping people heal and restore their health.
Disclaimer: Taoist Light Qigong practice is a self - healing practice and it is not intended to diagnosis, treat or cure any illnesses or diseases.