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“What’s your experience of your body and the world?” Teacher Wei asks. Take a moment to pause and reflect on that. Most of us define “reality” through our sensory organs. Designed to give us unique information about ourselves and our surroundings, these specialized organs can help us make “sense” of our bodies and navigate the […]

“Peace and love create more peace and love,” says Teacher Wei. “Suffering and conflict create more suffering and conflict.” If we want more peace and love, but our hearts carry frustration, fear, or worry, we cannot truly create them from that state. And if our intentions are too strong — “I want to create more

Teacher Wei often hears people lament that they don’t have a lot of time to practice Mingjue Gongfu — the training of Pure Consciousness or the Inner Observer. He playfully reminds us: “Every moment in daily life is an opportunity to practice, so you will find you have a lot of time to practice!” Perhaps

Dr. Pang Ming, the founder of Zhineng Qigong, chose to spread the good information of Zhineng Qigong through theories and practice methods. Another way was through scientific experiments and clinical research. He encouraged his students to carry out experiments to show the effects of consciousness and qi on the external world, ranging from medicine and

In Mingjue practice sessions, we often hear or say the phrase, “Haola 好了!” which means “all is well!” Haola can be a way to send people good information after they share a story. Or a healing intention used in self or group practice. Or a powerful command that arrests whatever is unfolding around or within