Events

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.

*This class is now full. Please click the Learn More button to be added to the waitlist* Qigong for Breast Health is more than teaching movements and theory. How you deliver the message and the understanding behind your thinking, becomes the real teaching. This class is open to Dragon’s Way Qigong® Instructors only.

This workshop is our holiday gift to you to experience inner nurturing. Spirit Gate Breathing is a natural technique that brings an overall feeling of calm to the body and mind. This session is free but you must register.

The first weekend intensive of Advanced Xiao Dao is now available for review. The second live weekend will focus on Meridian Theory and application.

Winter invites stillness, depth, and quiet power. In Taoist wisdom, this season is considered the gateway to your Life Source. When you enter Winter correctly, you build the energetic reserves that determine your health, creativity, and clarity for the entire year. We begin a yearlong journey into each season.

Embark on a journey of personal transformation with Wu Ming Qigong, where your own experience becomes the foundation for teaching others. You’ll enhance your body’s natural ability to flow into balance and gain insights into the wisdom of Chinese medicine. These teachings offer a profound guide for living life more fully. Once you’ve mastered these practices, you’ll receive Master Lu’s permission to teach Dragon’s Way Qigong, empowering others.

Prevention and healing are active processes that involve enhancing the body’s natural healing abilities. Qigong practices and learning how to strengthen the digestive system offer options that are commonly overlooked. 6 PDAs are available through NCCAOM. We’ve built in a two-week break between sessions so you can practice and strengthen your Qigong movements.