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Ready for a deeper experience? Study weekly with Master Nan Lu. An uplifting experience into the heart of Qigong practice. Begin by improving your health then as you energy increases, you’ll notice how your intuitive mind guides you into a more peaceful existence. This is an ongoing class that meets twice a week.

This interview with Master Nan Lu: How Wu Ming Qigong and Liver Qi reveals why the system of Qigong practice has a direct impact on better Liver function. This ancient system encourages the free flow of energy and results in better overall health. Join Master Lu and learn why and how. Experience a short practice to do every day. This interview is a collaborative effort with The Shift Network. Register to attend or to receive the replay.

Save the Date! Registration will open shortly. Fall is a time of letting go. Qigong practice and being part of our community encourages the body to accumulate more energy and to gradually let go of unwanted emotions and physical stressors. Season by season, you will learn how to tap into Nature's innate wisdom for holistic healing.

Dr. Lu focuses on simplifying and deepening complex concepts that often lead to mis-diagnoses and ineffective treatment plans. The study of traditional Chinese medicine is an ever-evolving journey, continually opening practitioners to new insights into the various frameworks that align with the human body. 6 PDA offered.

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.

Get ready to transform! That's right, you'll spend time refining your Qi and building an understanding of how the ancient framework or traditional Chinese medicine can serve you for the rest of your life. Serious study of Wu Ming Qigong connects your life source with Universal wisdom. We encourage anyone drawn to natural healing and Qigong practices to attend this training. Change your life, then help others. No prior TCM experience required! This is the 9:00 AM (ET) Course. Evening Course also available.

In July, the Full Moon is the Buck Moon, named after the new antlers that emerge from a buck’s forehead around this time of the year. It is also called Thunder Moon, Hay Moon, and Wyrt Moon.

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. Registration will open shortly