Events & Programs

Step into a quantum field of healing every Thursday night. It’s a free class so make the commitment to quality practice with a dedicated group. Qi is the foundation for your very existence and is the life force that allows you to heal from and prevent disease. The Qigong posture, Dragon Stands Between Heaven and Earth helps the body accumulate Qi.

Training for practitioners of Tao of Medical Qigong, Dragon’s Way Qigong and members of the NQA. Grand Master Nan Lu lectures on the meaning of each Qigong form, including purpose. Energy Everybody, Everyday (3E) is a series of Qigong movements that are easy to do yet deeply relax the body for maximum healing opportunities.

Whether you’ve learned them before or are a newbie, practice along with long-time student Dr. Jennifer Johnston and discover the many benefits each gate offers. The Four Energy Gates are energy intersections that activate the body’s need for quality energy flow. Together they naturally tune the body. 3 NCCAOM PDAs are available.

Full Moons have long captivated cultures worldwide due to their mystical allure, with various beliefs and customs stemming from these celestial events. May’s full Flower Moon will be a sight to see!

This is an experiential training will inspire life shifts that shape your relationship with Qi and energy practices. We encourage those who are drawn to natural healing and Qigong practices to attend this training. Change your life, then help others. No prior TCM experience required!

Journey into Heart Harmony with Master Nan Lu as he guides you into the realm of natural healing and inner peace with Qigong and TCM support.

Prevention and healing are active processes that involve enhancing the body’s natural healing abilities. Qigong practices and strengthening the digestive system offer options that are commonly overlooked. Join us for a three session class and learn why/how traditional Chinese medicine, which includes Qigong, offers life-changing options you never thought possible. 6 PDAs are available through NCCAOM.