Chi Nei Tsang Classes in Meditation, Microcosmic Orbit, Chi Kung Tao Healing Practices
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Ongoing Classes I-Chuan Standing Chi Kung I-Chuan is a profound practice of become intensely present and alive. It teaches us how to stand and become still before any action is taken. This practice focuses on the development of internal power through being aware, open and eliminating external movement. The practice consists of a series of simple, natural postures, which can transform our awareness and energy through the development of our feelings which can cultivate awareness and stillness. It is a benefit Tai Chi, meditation and has been referred to as the mother of all Chi Kung and healing. Healing Chi Kung These Chi Kung practices are some of the oldest healing exercises ever recorded, ideal for all ages and abilities. Included are Ten Taoist Chi Kung Exercises The Eight Chi Kung, Eight Pieces of Brocade, and Iron Shirt Chi Kung. Beneficial for healing practitioners or those who wish to access internal energy. Thursdays, 7:00 - 8:00 pm Tao Yin (Taoist Yoga) Tao-Yin exercises help your internal life force, or Chi, to circulate more freely, for the purpose of refreshing, attuning, adjusting and regenerating your personal energy. All the Tao-Yin movements are based on ancient spiritual development. Taoist Yoga floor postures stretch the difficult-to-reach psoas muscle, calm the mind, open energy channels, and relieve stress. An important aspect of Tao-Yin is that it has alternating phases of activity and relaxation. During the relaxation phase you will learn to feel and gently guide the Chi flow to specific areas of your body. You will learn to absorb the nutrition from the air and the surrounding energy so you can open each cell to the fresh vitality of the universal force. This practice will help you relieve any energy stagnancy. Instructor: Karin Sorvik Thursdays, 8:00 -9:00 pm Ongoing classes resume March 20 until April 24, 2008
Workshops thru June 2008 Workshop Sizes are Limited - Preregistration is Required. Classes taught at Healing Tao Center unless noted. See Class Policies.
Chi Nei Tsang II: Healing Chi-Kung Part Part A: March Saturday 15 & Sunday, 16, 2008 Part B: April Saturday 5 & Sunday, 6, 2008 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
Spring Chi Kung Cleansing Intensive* — For those wishing to dedicate two weekends to an intense purification of mind, body, and spirit! Part A: March Saturday 29 & Sunday, 30, 2008 Part B: April Saturday 12 & Sunday, 13, 2008 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day
Karin has formulated this special set of Taoist practices to be easily performed in the morning and evening, incorporating Standing with Awareness (to develop bodily strength and control), Gland Vitalization Chi Kung (to nourish prostate/uterus, kidneys, adrenals, immune system, and brain), Fusion of the Five Elements (to dissolve negative emotions and integrate the five bodily spirits), and Tao Yin (to increase bodily flexibility and stimulate the circulation of chi and blood.) *This workshop is intended for those who have been previously introduced to basic Taoist practices (Inner Smile, Six Healing Sounds, Microcosmic Orbit, standing chi kung) and wish to learn an invigorating set of new exercises!!! I have not scheduled a beginner's workshop this spring. However, if enough people contact me at info@taohealing.com with interest in learning this course's prerequisite practices, I may schedule one in April. Also any other interest is welcome and I will try to accommodate it.
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