The Five Element Qigong Form is a like having a helpful a map of our bodies, hearts and minds. It helps us to tune into the cycles of nature and mirror the movements, sounds, colours and energy of the natural world: its spirals, strength and fluidity. Being in synch with the natural changes of the seasons is healing. When we resist its movements we suffer, mentally and physically. In Chinese Medicine the primary focus is on the mind and the emotions and how imbalances there affect the physical body.

Qigong is a subtle form of health care, enabling us to practice preventative medicine, as opposed to sick care.

 

This is the third of a series of weekends based on the changes of the seasons. Now we move into spring: which is about growth, transformation, creativity, and abundance.

Spring represents an awakening. Nature is waking from winter hibernation with new life, blooming into a new beginning.

Qigong mirrors the flow of nature, keeping us connected to our source. Now is a great time to enliven and awaken our energy, celebrating our physical, energetic and spiritual bodies. We will also focus on transformation, letting go of the old and bringing in the new. What do you want to cultivate in your life? What are you inspired to do? How can you best use your creativity for a fulfilling life? Spring is the ideal time for cleansing and rejuvenation.

 

Come for both days – best – or either the Saturday or Sunday.

‘Fabulous, mind-blowing, heart-warming, regenerating, inspiring – thank you.Xxx’ Barbara, Aylesbury

‘I send much gratitude for a superb weekend’ Allison, Qigong teacher, Scotland.

‘Thank you for an excellent weekend.  I really enjoyed it.  Plenty of things to work on!  I did find it a profound experience, so I am still digesting it.’ Linda, T’ai-Chi Instructor, London