What is Qi (life force) State?

Qi state or Qigong State, it is spelled as “Qigong Tai” or “Gong Tai” in Chinese.

The term Qigong state was first named by a renowned scientist Qian Xuesen, or Hsue-Shen Tsien (1911 – 2009), who was educated in the U.S. as an aerospace engineer, then was regarded as the Father of Chinese space program. In the later years of his life, he had studied Qigong in depth and done profound scientific research and practiced for his own health benefits. He lived to 98 years old and stated Qigong scientific research will give birth to “a new scientific revolution” in the future.*

Qigong State is an outstanding and extra-ordinary brain functional state neither in sleep nor awake state. It is in highly and mostly enjoyable mental state where the potentiality from cells/body can be awakened for healing and maximum performance of the body.

For example, a stroke client from Santa Ynez could not move his left arm normally, but in Taoist Light Qigong Level I group transmission training, he entered into Qi State , and quickly his arm was moving freely. Another person did a head-stand without any previous yoga training; and a woman spoke a foreign language happily which she had never learned (in this life time); Recently, a new returned client told me her cyst on her face was gone through Taoist Light Qigong practice. Other report like the high blood pressure immediately going down after they entered into Qi state, etc.

The Qi state can be also used for transmitting Qi to a client. For example, I need to enter into Qi state before I started to heal a person who was paralyzed. Right after the first session, his mother shared that his paralyzed legs were moving for the first time after two years since he was severely injured. And of course, that was the way Taoist Light Practitioners to remove energy blockages including pain/aches/frozen areas, cleanse dirty/infectious blood, clear out heavy and depressive energy, bring brain to clarity and heal many health conditions successfully.

Most Qigong masters started to learn and practice Qigong because of an adversed health condition, but that was not my case. when I was a teenager, I found that to enter into Qi state simply has an amazing and most satisfying sensation from head to toe. Sometimes, I feel like my body is so light which can almost float in air and sometimes my brain is so quiet but highly aware with knowing. The relaxation, healing effect and blissful Qi state make me can not wait to get into my practice everyday.

If anyone has an excuse on not practice Taoist Light Qigong such as 30-60min practice is too long, I can assure you that once you truly enter into Qi state, you will find Qigong is not a hard work at all, and one hour can feel like ten minutes.

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*“Collective work on Qigong science” edited by Hu Hang Chang and wu Qi Hui

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Our amazing China Tour June 10-24, 2019

Chiyan led a small private group to Beijing, Dali and Xi’an in China. The trip was safe, smooth and perfectly arranged. We went sacred places that were normally not open to public foreigner visitors. It was a fun trip as well as a purposeful journey.

How does a new comer start?

If you are completely new to Taoist Light Wellness, you may schedule a half hour free consultation with Chiyan Wang to see if Taoist Light Qigong is for you. Or if you know what you want and need, you can make an appointment for 90min private healing session, or sign up for next Group training on Taoist Light Qigong.

1. Usually a new client starts with three private external Qi healing sessions to remove the blockages and make a shift for the condition.

2. Participate in either group or private Level I Taoist Light Qigong workshop to obtain the self-healing practice.

3. Participate in group practice and group healing on Thursdays and Saturdays.

4. Study medical Qigong and Eye-healing Qigong.

5. Study Level II - I-Ching Qigong when ready.

6. Upon obtaining transcendental ability, study Stage II to become a Taoist Light Qigong healer to help others.

7. For sincere cultivators, join the Taoism study group and learn Lao Tzu’s Tao Te Ching and Chuang Tzu’s Inner Chapters.

8. For those who have a mission to help others, participate in the healer training group.

9. Fengshui enthusiasts can participate in the Fengshui Consultant training.

10. For people who want to be calm and peaceful through mind training, participate in Calligraphy and Tea ceremony training.

11. For people who want to have fun and participate in a spiritual journey, join with Chiyan on a trip to China: A two-week trip every June to visit Lao Tzu Temples and sacred mountains.

Chiyan will be leaving from June 8-July 8, 2019. But our wonderful instructors can still hold classes and assist you.

ill health conditions and emotions/thoughts

When an illness come, especially a severe one, it feels like mountains are falling, very overwhelmed. Most likely, people might treat illness as enemies and get into battles which can drain more energy instead of reserve energy for inner healing, actually can lead to ultimate recovery.

Illness is a signal telling us what needs to be changed and transformed. As Taoist cultivators, we encourage people to learn from an ill condition: seeing what was knotted and then know how to untie it. Traditional Chinese medicine has already addressed seven emotions and six desires that could affect the health of the body. So here is a table between health conditions and emotions/thoughts:

Headache: One cannot follow one's own mind, and cannot have one's own thoughts, being led by others.

Dizziness: Having trouble finding the direction of life. Trembling hands: Over-controlling, being unable to let go. Be calm, let others do their job, and focus on your own life. There is no need to request others to do exactly the way you want it to be.

Throat/ tonsil/ thyroid: Being unable to express the true voice, true thoughts, and dissatisfaction.

Heart disease: Lost happiness in life, especially at work.

Deafness: Being stubborn, not willing to listen to other people's ideas.

Spinal curvature: Thinking and spiritual belief deviating from the right path.

Kidney/lumbar disc herniation: Fear of money. The subconscious mind is worried that the money is not enough or the money earned will be lost.

Left knee: It is time to slow down and stop.

Right knee: It is time to move forward.

Swelling: Constantly keeping a backlog of negative emotions, not knowing how to release. (Need to learn a conscious, healthy, and effective way for self-dissolving negative emotions such as through the Taoist Light Formless Qigong practice.)

Sinus: Inner tears need to be released

Diabetes: Too much bitterness and suffering in life requires a little more sweet feeling, finding a balance between bitterness and sweetness.

Spleen: The relationship with parents is off, especially the mother's relationship is compromised, or lost motherhood since childhood, lack of maternal care, nourishment, and love.

Liver: Anger and rage, either overwhelming or suppressed. Finding a balance point, express your emotions calmly and with respect, and set a positive and healthy boundary.

Neck: Not flexible enough and the mind is stiff in thinking.

Obesity: A protective layer of negative emotional wounds.

The causes to an ill health condition/ can be very complex and this is only for reference. Letting go, change, and transformation are getting on the road of full recovery.

Healthy vegetarian food is very healing

Update from Taoist Light Wellness

Greetings!

We are going to hold group practice and group Qi healing on 3/23 Saturday, 4-5:30pm at Taoist Light Wellness. The group healing session has been amazing, because the more participants, the stronger Qi field can be created. After each session, everyone is glowing! It is only $30 for 90 min session. I hope people who have received the Taoist Light Qigong level I training can join in.

I am leaving for China to visit my parents from 3/31-4/1, it is always good to give them back love and care. While I am away, the group practice and healing session will be held by Rhonda Richey, she has received Taoist Light Qigong instructor training and has been practicing constantly and diligently. She will do a great job in leading these practices as well as holding the space for group healing afterwards.

Next Week gathering schedule will be as following: 3/28 Thursday 10-11:30am, 3/30 Saturday 4-5:30pm.

P.S. I would like to share something marvelous if you are interested in permaculture...

I grew up on loess plateau (loose yellow soil piled up places), the dust was everywhere when wind blew. I wonder why now it is so clean when I go back to Xi’an visiting my parents! While Chinese has created a transformation from this used to be nothing could grow deserted huge area into green paradise with permaculture restoration. The physical and economic transformation of the Loess Plateau offers the clearest demonstration of what can be achieved through close partnership with the government, good policies, technical support and active consultation and participation of the people.

John D. Liu (Chinese American, Eco hero) witnessed the amazing change and now sets up earth restoration camps all over the world, it gives hope to restore our mother earth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK8JNXHcBMA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwDNemiLE9k

Please contact me via E-mail, I will check it while I am in China.

Happy Chinese New Year of Pig

Taoist Light wellness wishes everyone the most happy and peaceful New year of pig.

May your life be filled with blessings, health and cultivation success!