Emei Qigong: A path to joy
Hello and welcome.
Emei Qigong is a simple, powerful way to create harmony in your life. The strength and purity of its methods, refined over nearly eight centuries in a monastery on one of China’s most sacred Buddhist mountains, are a rare treasure.
Practicing for as little as 45 minutes once a week brings remarkable benefits. Wuji Gong, the primary form of Emei Qigong, rebalances your Qi, or energy, in a way that is uniquely attuned to your individual needs. Practitioners enjoy dramatic improvements in physical health, emotional balance, mental acuity, and spiritual understanding.
I hope the information on this website piques your curiosity about Emei Qigong and that you’re inspired to try it and, perhaps, adopt it as your own.
If you’re interested, I encourage you to:
- Join in at a group practice. Both beginning and advanced students are welcome, and it's a great way to gain familiarity with the Wuji Gong moving practice.
- Make an appointment for a private coaching session. I'll work with you to design a personalized Qigong practice, including treatment sessions if that's appropriate.
- Read more about the Level I seminar and view the most recent course flyer.
- Learn about Changing the Moving Program of Life, the Level II Emei Qigong practice.
My name is Tyra Ferlatte and I’ve had the good fortune to train with Grandmaster Fu Wei Zhong, the 13th lineage holder of the Emei Linji Qigong School of Sudden Enlightenment, since 2000. Emei Qigong has transformed my life, and I would be delighted to share it with you. I'm planning to hold my next classes/seminars in 2012; sign up to receive an email when they're scheduled.
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At Emei Mountain, the birthplace of Emei Qigong.
Our deepest fear is not that we
are inadequate. It is that we are powerful beyond measure. We ask
ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?
Actually, who are you not to be? Your playing small does not serve the
world.’
-Marianne Williamson (read by Nelson Mandela at his inauguration)