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Thinking out loud about practice
Notes from our teachers on what happens in practice, what gets in the way, and what keeps turning out to matter.
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Is Zhineng Qigong out of date?
In childhood I was someone who liked to pull things apart to see how they worked… I think this tendency has remained with me in adulthood……
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Qigong Academy at the ARA Conference
We are pleased to announce that we have been invited to present, and exhibit at the Acupuncture Regulatory Authority Conference, taking place…
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Learning and Refinement
One of my teachers once said to me that there are only 2 styles of Qi Gong: Do Nothing and Do Something.…
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On Demand Training is here
It’s been over 5 years since we first ventured into the world of pre-recorded online training using the Udemy platform and having…
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Qì Fields Part 3 – for personal practice
What you want you get! This was an oft repeated phrase from one of my teachers, but it really should come with…
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Qì Fields (part 2) – Qi, Space and Information
Following on from the ideas presented in Qì Field (part 1), the second factor that has helped me to come to terms…
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Qi Fields (part 1)
You know that thing when stuff just gets a bit too woo woo? Well that’s how I felt about the idea of…
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Wuji and Learning
Have you ever experienced something that exposes a profound level of understanding with a mind-blowing level of simplicity? Sometimes this can happen…
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Mirjam Buck on working with young Children using Zhineng Qigong
Mirjam is Qi Gong teacher based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Her work with young children has gained international interest and her perspectives on…
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Kobl’s Experiential Learning Cycle in Qi Gong
Introduction The American psychologist, David Kolb is renowned in educational circles for his Learning Style Inventory which helps us to understand an…