qigong classes

[Guest guest]

They sell videos. Or video doesn’t give same effect as it is in a class with a

group of

 

same-minded people?

 

 

Heather Andersen <starrrie333 wrote:I have taken qigong classes here

in Seattle. I have to say that even cooked I felt so much better after the

two-hour long sessions I was taking. I'm seriously considering taking the

classes again, and would *highly* recommend them to anyone near Capitol Hill!

They also teach classes at the East/West Bookstore.

 

http://zyqigong.org/ is the link for the people I studied with. Ernst and Clair

are both amazing people. They are cooked food eaters, and do advocate eating

cooked foods in their practice, however I never felt pressured to do anything I

didn't want to, including eating food.

 

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

-Heather

 

Martha Burton <mburtonakod wrote:

Kevin, I live in Louisville, Kentucky. I'm not willing to travel a long distance

and spend a lot of money when the medical qigong I plan to learn costs $10 a

class and is 10 minutes from home. The teacher is affiliated with a medicineless

hospital in China that boasts a 90-95% success rate with 180 dis-eases. Not to

mention that the healing art is 5000 years old. As long as they don't try to

talk me into eating cooked food . . .

 

Thanks,

Martha

 

 

 

SBC - Internet access at a great low price.

 

 

[Guest guest]

I've never seen the videos so I cannot fairly say if they would be as good. I

would say if you are familiar with energy channels within your body and the

movement of the energy that using a tape would likely be just as good. If this

would be your first experience with moving the chi within your body taking a

class in person would likely be better, as it would allow you to ask questions.

Like minded people are always nice to spend time with too, though!

 

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

-Heather

 

viola <Viola816 wrote:

 

They sell videos. Or video doesn’t give same effect as it is in a class with a

group of

 

same-minded people?

 

 

Heather Andersen wrote:I have taken qigong classes here in Seattle. I have to

say that even cooked I felt so much better after the two-hour long sessions I

was taking. I'm seriously considering taking the classes again, and would

*highly* recommend them to anyone near Capitol Hill! They also teach classes at

the East/West Bookstore.

 

http://zyqigong.org/ is the link for the people I studied with. Ernst and Clair

are both amazing people. They are cooked food eaters, and do advocate eating

cooked foods in their practice, however I never felt pressured to do anything I

didn't want to, including eating food.

 

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

-Heather

 

Martha Burton wrote:

Kevin, I live in Louisville, Kentucky. I'm not willing to travel a long distance

and spend a lot of money when the medical qigong I plan to learn costs $10 a

class and is 10 minutes from home. The teacher is affiliated with a medicineless

hospital in China that boasts a 90-95% success rate with 180 dis-eases. Not to

mention that the healing art is 5000 years old. As long as they don't try to

talk me into eating cooked food . . .

 

Thanks,

Martha

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SBC - Internet access at a great low price.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Yep, I'm familiar with moving energy--prana through yoga. Yoga is

keepine me flexible but it isn't making me well. This particular type of

qigong has a good reputation for healing. A video would work, but group

energy is important.

 

Thanks, everybody, for your kind suggestions.

 

Martha

 

Heather Andersen wrote:

 

>I've never seen the videos so I cannot fairly say if they would be as good. I

would say if you are familiar with energy channels within your body and the

movement of the energy that using a tape would likely be just as good. If this

would be your first experience with moving the chi within your body taking a

class in person would likely be better, as it would allow you to ask questions.

Like minded people are always nice to spend time with too, though!

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>Have a wonderful weekend!

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>-Heather

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