The microscopic orbit is a well known energetic practice in qigong. It involves the Du channel and the Ren Mai channel. In five element acupuncture we call the Ren Channel the Conception vessel and the Du Channel or the Governing … Continued
Reduce Stress and Improve Health What is Qigong? Qigong is a practice that increases vitality and longevity, reduces stress and improves ones health. It is a therapeutic exercise that incorporates movement, meditation and breathing. The National Qigong Association states, “Qigong opens … Continued
There is beautiful lotus qigong flow to replicate the cycles of the lotus flower. It encompasses all the elements in nature and is known for it symbolism, beauty and elegance. This flower has a daily cycle of the universe to merge … Continued
Qigong for health is a practice to relax the nervous system. It is a practice that integrates the Five Elements with flowing movements that build our energy and influence our body, emotions and mental energy. It is an ancient … Continued
HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR This is the Year of the Golden OX February 12, 2021 is the start of the Chinese Year. It lasts 16 days and ends with the lantern festival. The Chinese calendar is based on … Continued
Ho Ho Ho… The holidays are here and the joy of the season is upon us! Our family wants you all to stay healthy and safe for the season. We are open and plan on continuing our excellent policies and … Continued
I would like to thank Avery Reekstin at the Keene Sentinel where LOCAL (NEWS) MATTERS! Thank you for the for wonderful write up on Acupuncture in the ELF August 13, 2020 Page 6,7…see for yourself…. https://www.sentinelsource.com/elf/tapping-into-the-inner-qi/article_25f94fca-dcc1-11ea-9ee6-b322319ad85c.html Tapping into the Inner … Continued
OFFICE OPEN As I sit in my office today thinking of all the things I need to do to open the office during COVID-19 and think what does it mean to be open? Initially I meant having my office open … Continued
Yesterday I was walking in one of favorite woods alone early in the morning. I felt vulnerable and alone, and quite raw with the cold. After an exhilarating climb and view of the distant lands of NH and Vermont we … Continued