Happy Sunday, the Double Holiday!

Dear All,

 

Hope you are doing well.

 

April 5, Sunday is Easter and Chinese Ancestor Memorial Day!

You all know about Easter, well what about Ancestor Memorial Day?  Our energy is continuous flowing from generation to generation: to honor our ancestors is to honor our roots.  To connect with ancestors' positive, respectful and supportive quality is like finding "guardian spirits" to keep us healthy, trouble-free, and prosperous.

We will continue the first Sunday of each month group practice. Please come to join us if you can. The Qigong topic of this month is: "How not to let other's negative energy effect us."

 

Taoist Light Wellness

411 E. Canon Perdido Street, Suite 16

Santa Barbara, CA   93101

4/5/2015 Sunday, 10:30 am-12:00 noon

Fee: $30

 

Hope to see you here!

 

Chiyan

Healer Training/Healing Group Will Launch on Feb.12, 2015

To Participants,

Thank you to those who have the willingness and commitment to take on a deep, complete yet joyous healing journey which will take you to a new wonderment/place you might have never been before.

I feel very honored to have you and welcome you to the healing group.

The class is on the second and fourth Thursdays of the months, from 10:00 am-12:00 Noon, the following is February to May schedule.

  • Feb.12
  • Feb.26
  • Mar.12
  • Mar.26
  • April 9
  • April 23
  • May 14
  • May 28

Location: 411 E. Canon Perdido Street, Suite 16

                Santa Barbara CA 93101

Please get off from Hwy 101 at Garden/Laguna or Carrillo Street. It is the old California State Building and parking is in the rear.

Please bring an open mind as well as a humble heart. I look forward to seeing you on next Thursday, the 12th. We will walk this new healing journey together.

Chiyan

 

Taoist Light Wellness has moved into Downtown location

Greetings to all!

Taoist Light Wellness Team has been working very hard to get the new office ready, and starting on Feb 1, 2015, all Taoist Light Qigong classes will move to this new location, including two different group classes on the Feb 1st: the morning enhancement group practice from 10:30 am-12:00 noon and Taoist Light Qigong Level 1 workshop in the afternoon from 2:00-4:00 pm.

411 E. Canon Perdido Street Suite 16

Santa Barbara, Ca 93101

You can get off either at the Carrillo Street exit or the Garden/Laguna St. exit from Hwy 101. 411 is between Laguna and Olive streets; parking is on the side.

Thank you for your continuing support and I look forward to seeing you at our beautiful new location!

Chiyan

 

 

Taoist Light Qigong Wellness will move into a new office

Thank you all for your support and trust in Taoist Light Qigong Wellness over the past 20 years. In order to serve the community better and bring more convenience to Santa Barbara local people. We are going to move in a new office in Downtown Santa Barbara starting on Feb.1, 2015.

The address is: 411 E. Canon Perdido Street , Suite 16  Santa Barbara, Ca 93101

(It is the previous California State building, between Laguna and Olive, free parking is in the rear)

Taoist Light Wellness will provide the following services at the new location:

1. Private healing session for physical, emotional, and mental level

2. Private spiritual/personal consultation

3. Private Qigong classes

4. Fengshui for abundance consultation

5. Instructor/Healer training group (Saturday afternoons)  Full

6. Healer training group (Thursdays): open to new participants

And possibly all the Sunday group practice,  workshops, and intensive weekend retreat.

The office is open by appointment only, please phone 805/699-6688, and our working schedule for private session is:

Tuesday- Friday 10-5:30pm

As for today, most days are booked except Wednesday and Friday.

Group classes mostly conducted on weekends

As of the new change, starting on Feb.1st, our fees will be back to normal rate.

for other current rates, please click the fee tab.

Thank you, and we expect this location will bring more positive shift and new hope to people who are ready and can benefit from the Taoist Light .

 

Wanda, a landscape designer currently working at the Getty Museum and wrote TL wellness this letter

Dear Chiyan
Happy Holidays to you and your family.  I just wanted to let you know what a positive impact you have made in my life since I met you. I will forever be grateful for introducing me to qigong practice which has really been beneficial in making my chronic neck and shoulder pain a thing of the past.  I believe practicing yoga and working on my body alignment the past three years has slowly helped reduce my neck and shoulder pain which I have lived with for over 15 years. But adding your qigong practice to my routine these past 6 months REALLY made such a remarkable difference.  I can feel blood and energy flowing in my neck and shoulders when I practice which have been blocked for so long I didn’t even realize it.  

 

Thank you so much

Wanda  

 

 

Chiyan's comment: You did it! Wanda. With your busy schedule you have taken on Taoist Light Qigong and the result has been shown. Thank you for sharing.

 

Instructor/Healer training (6)

Will be held on January 17, 2015  1:30-4:30pm (6th of 33 classes) This series has already started since November 1st, 2014.

If you are interested in learning Qi healing for self and family, please email Chiyan for new series (Healing group) starting on January 25, 2015.

In this session, we are going to address:

1. Why do some people cry during Qigong practice?

2. Where are the main areas in the body usually people hold negative/unresolved emotions?

3. How are emotions related to physical health?

4. How to read Qi/energy and determine a client needs emotion healing/cleansing?

5. How to work with clients with depression energetically?

6. What is the fundamental Qi/energy after cleanse out the layers of negative emotions?

 

May you feel peace, joy and stability.

Chiyan

 

 

 

Qigong cleansing process- a good thing to happen

When a student starts to practice Taoist Light Qigong, he or she can experience increased energy-level and general wellness in the beginning, but after a short while if it is needed, one may experience any of the following detox signs: (1) headache/cough; (2) tiredness/drowsiness; (3) nausea/diarrhea; (4) ache/pain in old injury and surgery areas; and (5) rash/skin break-outs, etc.

For a person who is super healthy and has a system that is clean, they will not go through any of these symptoms. However, there will be always some people who experience this or that uncomfortable feeling when one goes deeper into the Qigong practice.

In one way, experiencing these detoxification signs means one is practicing correctly and Qigong is working. There is a saying in Qigong: "Qi Gong Bing Zao. (Qi is conquering the illness origins). For example if you drive a car but do not encounter any blocked roads, you feel everything is fine. But when you start to practice Qigong, the Qi will naturally go through all the channels in your body, so the areas that were blocked would be shown to you. Qigong cannot cause sickness if you follow the instructions correctly, but it can reveal previous illness. For example, if a person has an old injury or surgery where it did not heal well, one might feel some pain/sharp pain at times when Qi is trying to move through it.... It is like clearing rocks from the middle of the road——it surely takes some energy and work. But afterwards, the weak areas can be completely healed and the Qi flows everywhere smoothly, which will bring on an optimal health condition.  Only after we clear out the unwanted/illness/unwholesome Qi, the new/healthy/clean Qi can flow through. Please read the following questions for your reference:

1. When can detox start?

Anywhere between the first week to the first three months when a student practices Qigong on his or her own, or after the second or the third private healing session. *Private healing session means receiving an external Qi healing from a certified Taoist Light Qigong healer.

2. How long does detox last?

Usually from a couple of days to a couple of weeks, depending on individual's level of needed detoxification.

3. What shall one do with it?

It is better not to panic and simply let it be while continuing the Qigong practice. Some students will feel worse and become frightened, and so they will stop the practice; but this is unfortunate since the toxins/illness Qi will stay in the body. Please remember the illness Qi needs to come out of the system so we can regain a healthy condition. Trust this process, the real/complete healing can "feel worse before feeling better," since you are digging out the root of the health problems——it is like "energetic surgery." But if the detox is too intense, you may practice once in every other day to slow it down or call Chiyan for private healing sessions for extra support.

Having a private Qigong healing session will help you to determine what is really going on inside your body, help your Qi to move through the blockages easier, and shorten the detox process so that you will feel better sooner.

4. How can I tell whether it is a normal detox rather than sickness?

Detox is when you practice Qigong then afterwards it happens, but you will feel much better, energetic and healthier after the process since your practice has gone to another level; your body is purified.

Detox is when only you have these symptoms (sometimes feeling like a cold) but people around you are well.

Detox is when the usual medication does not help that much, since the toxins in your body need to come out naturally through Qigong practice.

5. Do I need to see a doctor?

Mostly not, since if you keep practicing, these all shall pass. Remember that detox means you are not sick, you are just clearing out the illness Qi previously stored in your body.

You will need to see a doctor if you have bleeding stools or bleeding urine, which are also detox signs but these indicate some severe health problems such as growths/cysts that are developing inside of your lower body. So you need to pay attention especially if you did not know there was anything wrong.

6. Who might detox the most?

These include people who were/are smokers, drug/alcohol abusers; those who are taking/took a lot of medication; those with chronic indigestion problems, junk food habits, severe old injuries and surgeries; those who worked/work in toxic environments (such as constructors, painters, chemical plant workers, etc.); those who were victims of physical and sexual abuse (the body and Qi can lock everything in, including toxins, as a form of self-protection); or people under long-term stress such as working passing mid-night.

Please remember that experiencing any of the above detox signs is actually a good thing, for your body is working hard to get rid of the illness Qi. Please treat your body as if it were is going through surgery, so have as much rest as you can, eat very healthy and clean food, drink a lot of liquids, and take warm Epsom salt bath.

If we don't take care of ourselves now, we will have to let the doctors to take care of us later; If we do not allow the Qi to remove the illness blockages as a "Qi operation," eventually we might need a real medical procedure later. So this cleansing process can save one from experiencing much worse pain/hassle later. You will feel so much cleaner and healthier with much more energy afterwards.