Qigong Blogs

The Five Elements It’s winter!  That’s old news by now, especially if you live in Minnesota.  So, unless you live somewhere without the four seasons many of us experience – spring, summer, fall, and winter – you know what that means: short days, long nights, cold and snowy weather.  Long ago, it seems, all the

Winter Wellness: TCM Tips to Boost Kidney Energy & Vitality   As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, you might feel a natural urge to slow down. According to nature’s rhythm, this is exactly what you should be doing. On the Chinese calendar, the transition into deep winter happens between November 22nd

The Transition Energy of August By Master Chunyi Lin In life, as in nature, we have many peaks and valleys, bright days and dark ones. Life, like nature, it is always in the process of Transition and Transformation. Some happen very quickly and some very slowly. Some are predictable and others come on suddenly. Whether

Renew Yourself, Renew Your Purpose   These days, we hear a lot about “living a life of purpose.” In fact, a study by the Lovell Corporation found that the Millennial generation (those born between 1994 and 2001) “are driven more by purpose, passion, and impact” (Mercurio, Zach. huffpost.com 2017). They are on to something.            

Preparing Your Body for Winter: A TCM Guide to Nourishing Your Kidneys  As winter approaches, nature shows us how to live wisely. The vibrant energy of plants, so visible in spring and summer, retreats deep into the earth. The roots store this life force, conserving it for the burst of growth to come. In Traditional

Spiritual Growth in Winter Master Chunyi Lin This is a very powerful time for spiritual growth. At this time of year, the Yin energy comes to its peak so your spiritual energy is also becoming very, very strong at this time. This is a wonderfully beneficial time for focusing on opening your heart more fully