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Qi Gong: Natural Champion vs. Aging 

by Patrice Dickey 

The specialists said she would die young of her multiple chronic illnesses. Fifty three-year-old Judi Hason had lost belief in her own ability to heal after twelve years of struggling with ills including an infection of the brain caused by Lyme disease. Treatments with eleven specialists and nearly as many medications had left her drained and nearly hopeless.              

Although skeptical, five years ago she attended a Qi Gong seminar conducted by Yun Xiang Tseng, known as Master Chen, a Taoist priest, martial artist and master of Tai Chi and Qi Gong (pronounced chee gong), a Chinese self-healing art.          

Born in China, child prodigy Chen spent ten years training in monasteries on the sacred Wudang Mountain (made famous in Academy Award-winning film “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”) before college and advanced studies in Chinese medicine. He emigrated here ten years ago, lives on Long Island, and conducts Qi Gong workshops nationwide.              

“When Master Chen taught that a Master is one who teaches a person to be her/his own Master, I shifted,” said Hason. Within three months of working with Chen, her blood tests began shifting as well. “My immune system had revved up, so to speak. I became more diligent with Qi Gong when I started seeing results.”            

After two years of work with Chen and her own dedicated Qi Gong, Tai Chi and meditation practice, Hason's struggles with Lyme disease abated. Today, she takes only one allergy pill and sees only one doctor. The specialists and prescription drugs are gone, and her blood tests are normal.           

Others who want to experience Chen's training and intense healing abilities will have that opportunity on Saturday, October 5, at a one day Qi Gong workshop in Atlanta. Students will learn self-healing techniques for anti-aging, improving health and well-being. Anyone can benefit, even if they have never done Qi Gong or Tai Chi before. 

Anti-Aging, Self-Healing, Self-Diagnosis              

Chinese medicine teaches that when energy circulation becomes stagnant or stops that the entity will die. When a person is sick, Qi circulation is irregular or abnormal. This energy circulation system is under control of the mind, which is why Qi Gong meditation is so effective. Qi Gong is practiced consciously but succeeds through the activation of the unconsious mind.             

Through visualization and movement, people use Qi Gong to strengthen the immune system, elevate moods, reduce stress and lessen the need for food and sleep. Many also notice improved sexual function and response, since Qi Gong increases the energy flow through the body and opens the energy centers along the spine.