— Taoist Light Qigong Lineage Holder with 40 years of healing and teaching experience

Chiyan Wang (pronounced Chur-yen Wong) was born in Xi'an, China to a family of teachers and spiritual healers. Her mother is a teacher of Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine, and her father is a Qigong and Tai Chi Master. Chiyan was guided in Buddhist meditation from the early age of nine, and began studying Taoist Light Qigong with a famous master, Zhou Shitai, at fourteen. By the age of sixteen, Chiyan was already a seasoned healer for others.

Chiyan feels we all have the ultimate responsibility and inner power over the state of our health, mentality, and well-being. She believes we can heal ourselves with the higher energy within us, and become aware of and tap into our true human potential. When we practice Qigong, we prevent illness, maintain optimal health, and raise our level of consciousness. 

Chiyan offers private sessions for physical and emotional healing by appointment, and conducts classes in Taoist Light Qigong (Level 1), I-Ching Qigong (Level 2), Taoist immediate Healer Sitting Qigong (Stage II), Taoist Awakening Sitting Qigong (Stage III), Taoist Light Healer Training program, Medical Qigong, Eye-healing Qigong as well as spiritual counseling and Fengshui consultation.

About Our healing work:

Actual cases that were completely healed from Taoist Light Wellness through private healing sessions and Qigong self-practice:

1.) chronic fatigue syndromes, 2.) depression, 3.) leukemia, 4.) bipolar disorder, 5.) vertigo, 6.) lower back pain 7.) all body aches, 8.) kidney stone, 9.) grief from loss, 10.) weight-loss, 11.) stress, 12.) insomnia, 13.) heart conditions, 14.) blood infections, 15.) breathing (lung) problems, 16.) skin conditions, 17.) sinus infections, 18.) hearing loss, 19.) carpal tunnel syndrome, 20.) arthritis, 21.) sex addiction, 21.) hemorrhoids, 23.) tennis elbow, 24.) surgeries and injuries, 25.) sciatic pain, etc. 26.)spinal damage from auto accidents

Other conditions that improved greatly:

1.) rheumatoid arthritis, 2.）Parkinson’s disease, 3.) paralyses, 4.) multiple sclerosis, 5.) chemical sensitivities, 6.) loss of direction in life, 7.) other addictions, etc.

We are an alternative healing center; we do not intend to diagnose or treat any disease or illnesses. If you have an acute condition, please check with your doctor. We can also help prepare the body and mind for medical procedures to ensure that they will go smoothly and successfully, and help the body to recover from a procedure faster with no/less complications.

— History of Qigong

Qigong was born in ancient China three thousand years ago. As people experimented with various methods of healing, a ritual dance that improved health and elevated spiritual awareness gradually evolved. By the 5th Century BCE. Qigong was included in most of the famous texts on Chinese medicine. Two centuries later, Chinese physicians compiled a collection of traditional cures from across the country, which became the classic Chinese medical text: On the Causes and Symptoms of Diseases. It describes Qigong methods for treating one hundred and ten illnesses of various kinds. Over the centuries, five hundred different forms of Qigong developed across China. Today, Qigong is still a developing healing method and practice, and is a vital force in the Chinese health care system. It is estimated that over 60 million Chinese practice Qigong regularly, and tens of thousands of Qigong healers are working in various clinics and hospitals across the country. Over forty Chinese Universities offer Qigong classes as part of the medical curriculum, and scientific research on Qigong practice is widespread. With present-day worldwide communication, the practice of Qigong has become popular in many parts of the world.

— History of Taoist Light Qigong

Taoist Light Qigong is a movement meditation that cleanses, heals, integrates, and harmonizes the body, mind, and spirit. Taoism was founded by Lao Tzu, the most famous philosopher and poet of China as well as the author of the Tao Te Ching. Tao Te Ching means "The Classic of the Way and Virtue," which has been an inspirational source for artists, poets, calligraphers, painters, landscapers, educators, Traditional Chinese Medicine doctors, healers, mediators and spiritual seekers. Its influence has spread widely outside Asia, and is among the most translated spiritual text in world literature. Lao Tzu became enlightened in a cave at Lou Guan Tai Temple near Xi'an, China, where he also shared his teachings with his disciples and composed the Tao Te Ching before he vanished or retreated from the world. The current abbot of Lou Guan Tai Temple is Master Ren Farong, who is President of the Chinese Taoist Association since the year of 2005.

Taoist Light Qigong has been passed down from generations in Taoist temples, until Master Zhou Shitai brought it from the temple into the world. Both Chiyan's parents and Chiyan herself have studied from Master Zhou, and he had built multiple Taoist Light Healing retreat centers in Xi'an and other places in Western and Northern China. 

- Benefits of Qigong Practice

There are three basic therapeutic principles behind the effectiveness of Qigong. Practicing this movement meditation (1) restores the connection of the body, mind, and spirit; (2) builds up energy in the body; and (3) removes energy blockages and cleanses the unwholesome Qi. There is a saying: "When there is energy blockages, there is pain; when there is no pain, there is no energy blockages." Qigong has been proven effective in healing many illnesses.

Practicing Qigong regularly:

• reduces pain, stress, and anxiety

• detoxifies the body

• strengthens the immune system

• heals dysfunctional emotional energy

• prevents disease and improves longevity

• promotes a clear mind, improves memory

• expands spiritual awareness

Your whole life will be healthier, happier, and more peaceful as you practice Taoist Light Qigong. You will notice you think more clearly and make better decisions. You will also feel more connected with Your True Self and the powerful energy available in the Universe.

Disclaimer:  Taoist Light Qigong practice is a self - healing practice and it is not intended to diagnosis, treat or cure any illnesses or diseases.