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2012 Schedule – Chinese Year of the Water Dragon
I look back on 2011 with wonder, joy and gratitude for all the friendships, new...
Return to the Garden Isle
Making Friends with the Ocean After nearly a year of living out of a suitcase, I...
2011: Year of the Rabbit…at a Gallop!
Qigong Around the World January: the start of 2011 brought me to Colorado to teach...
Winter & Spring 2011 Workshops: Toronto, Colorado, Costa Rica, Florida, San Francisco…
Arvada & Steamboat Springs, CO Workshops 2011 had begun with a burst of qi,...
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Travels
2012 Schedule – Chinese Year of the Water Dragon
I look back on 2011 with wonder, joy and gratitude for all the friendships, new...
2011: Year of the Rabbit…at a Gallop!
Qigong Around the World January: the start of 2011 brought me to Colorado to teach...
Home Sweet Home: November 2010 Update
Giving Thanks For 2010 What an incredible year it’s been! With Radiant Lotus...
Michigan Photos & Upcoming Toronto Workshops
A big THANK YOU to Sally Rich of the Michigan Tai Chi Association for organizing...
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Qigong Info
Radiant Lotus Qigong for Women
The dawn of a new day...growing Radiant Lotus Qigong with a little help from my friends There was a time when Qigong was only known to a special few in China – martial artists, monks, Traditional Chinese Medicine doctors, and the wealthy and elite who were privileged to hold the secrets to longevity. Today, Qigong is spreading, making slow and... [Read more of this review]
Qigong DVDs Featuring Daisy Lee
Qigong For Stress DVD featuring Daisy Lee & Francesco Garripoli Hi! Many people were asking if I have other DVDs besides the Radiant Lotus Qigong for Women. In fact, I do have 3 other Qigong DVD’s in which I co-teach with my dear friend, Francesco Garripoli: Qigong for Stress Relief is our simplest set to gently de-stress and lift your... [Read more of this review]
Qigong: Ancient Chinese Healing for Modern Times
Five Thousand Years Ago… Five thousand years ago, the wealthy and elite of China practiced a secret self-healing art from behind closed doors called Qigong , pronounced “chee-gung”. Practitioners were reported to have more radiant skin, stronger muscles and bones, and a deep sense of peace and tranquility that glowed from within.... [Read more of this review]
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