2012 Schedule – Chinese Year of the Water Dragon
I look back on 2011 with wonder, joy and gratitude for all the friendships, new and old, that have given me the fuel to continue my work of teaching Qigong. The nomadic life has been ever-busy and even exhausting at times, but the perfect training ground for teaching about stress management and how to stay [...]
Home Sweet Home: November 2010 Update
Giving Thanks For 2010 What an incredible year it’s been! With Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong workshops and other Qigong wellness programs for men and women taking me around the world, life has been one extended adventure. I love traveling and learning about new cultures, though being on the road for 10 1/2 months does get [...]
Toronto Workshop Photos & Holiday Greetings
Toronto Workshop at Xiaolan’s Health Centre Already a week has passed since my Toronto workshops…where does the time go? It seems I am no sooner in the next city before I must leave again. Time and place seem to be a constant-changing illusion, but one filled with much grace from the wonderful students and friends [...]
Daisy in Michigan and Toronto in December
Aloha Friends! It’s hard to believe I’ll be leaving my beautiful island home in a few days. Thank you to my dear Kaua’i friends and students for making my re-entry here such a heartfelt and loving one. I appreciate your tears and your joy at my return, and you can trust I will be back, [...]
November 28 Radiant Lotus Qigong Workshop on Kaua’i!
Aloha! To my students who were able to join me on November 14, thank you, and very happy that you all got home safely through the flood waters on Kahuna Road. An extra ‘mahalo’ to Jef who insisted his wife, Pearl stay for the afternoon women’s program even though it was their anniversary! Jef and [...]
Qigong: Ancient Chinese Healing for Modern Times
May 2, 2009 by daisy_lee
Filed under Qigong Info
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. The exercises themselves [...]
