Are you being triggered in a fight and flight state all the time or feel you're running on your adrenaline? Learn to relax your body and mind in this short Qigong practice.
Read moreVibrant womb
When you are wounded by past relationships, sense of guilt, shame, humiliations or anger, it built up stagnations in the reproductive area where you may not be able to fully love yourself, value yourself, easily forgive others and may lack self-confidence. The key is to release the stagnant emotions stored in the hips and to release and let go of negative thoughts and beliefs.
Read moreSweetness of life
Is your life sweet? When you live a stressful life, life may feel bitter and when you have a stress-free life, you feel everything is sweet and have a sense of wellbeing which promotes your endorphine to help improve your immunity and prevent infection. The sweetness of life enhances your sensuality which spice up your creativity and as a result benefit your reproductive health.
Read moreBoost your mood
Do you want to have good mood? This Qigong and myofascial release combined practice will help to stimulate your vagus nerve by using the hum vibration to reduce stress, fight fatigue, boost your immune system and ease depression. Ready to boost your mood?
Read morePress the reset button
When your nervous system is out of whack, it can create internal and external conflict and hence throws your yin and yang out of balance. This Qigong inspired yoga flow will help rebalance your yin and yang which has a direct influence to balancing your sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system.
Read moreButterflies in your stomach
Have you had butterflies in your stomach or gut feeling? It's an anxiety induced emotional stress state of response from the nervous system as it receive signals from the brain. The "second brain within the gut" is a sensitive signal for us to know something is fishy or off or not right. Do you listen to it? When the energy in our digestive area is not functining optimally, it may not be able to detect this signal to trigger an alarm for you to act on it. Using Qigong and acupressure to awaken your digestive area for the energy to flow more harmoniously.
Read moreBoost your sexual energy
If you are running dry with your creativity or sexual energy, then you will need to boost your jing (essence). The ovaries and testes of the female and male reproductive glands produce hormones for energy levels, creativity and sex drive. This short practice will regulate the energy in the microcosmic orbit and help to elevate your mood, improve vitality, regulate your monthly cycle, fertility, low libido, hot flashes, and spiritual awakening.
Read moreBoost your sexual energy
If you are running dry with your creativity or sexual energy, then you will need to boost your jing (essence). The ovaries and testes of the female and male reproductive glands produce hormones for energy levels, creativity and sex drive. This short practice will regulate the energy in the microcosmic orbit and help to elevate your mood, improve vitality, regulate your monthly cycle, fertility, low libido, hot flashes, and spiritual awakening.
Read moreEnergy of water
Bladder is the longest meridian in the body that governs the energy of water, the emotions and nervous system. This Qigong inspired yoga practice focus on drawing the energy of water for healing and balance.
Read moreFor couch potato
If you are always sitting at your desk or couch, this special Qigong inspired yin will help bring energy into your spine and hips that focuses on the bladder and kidney meridians.
Read moreRiver of life
Our energy channels in the body are like the river of life, the energy need to flow for health and vitality. When it stop flowing, it can affect our health in all levels. This Qigong flow focus on building strength and energy in the lower back where the kidneys reside. The kidneys are the jing, life essence just like our battery packs. Let's circulate this Qi in the kidneys and the energy channels in the body to increase our vitality.
Read moreLymphatic clean up crew
See your lymphatic system like your clean-up crew, focus on eliminating toxins and waste from the body by transporting them out of the tissues and back into the bloodstream. If you feel build up of toxins and waste in your system or need a general clean out, this Qigong practice focus on pumping your lymphatic fluid to keep your system sparkling clean!
Read moreImmunity in action
Let's build your first line of defense by boosting and supporting your immunity. As we age, our immune response reduces. This Acupressure and Qigong will specifically focus on activing some key energy points to strengthen your lungs, boost immunity and prevent you from falling sick easily.
Read moreTake my breath away
Life is filled with life force energy and when you feel disconnected from life, it affects your life force energy and vice versa. This seated Qigong practice focus on connecting with life through your breath and when you merge with your breath, you merge with the all.
Read moreOh, joy!
I got too excited so have verbally called this class 'Oh, yay!' but it means 'Oh, joy!'. This is what the Qigong flow will create the feeling of pleasure and happy mood with a boost of dopamine and serotonin. If you are feeling sad, angry or heartache, this practice will bring in more joy, love, happiness to your day!
Read moreAwaken your yin yang
Did you know the left side of your body reflects the feminine yin side and the right side reflects the masculine yang side? The left side tends to hold onto the emotional, feelings, memories and past experiences and the right side tends to hold onto or being stuck from moving forward, it is the future, changes, thoughts. Notice if you tend to have more health issues that arises on the left or right side of your body which reflects the psycho-emotional factors that underlies it. In this Qigong inspired yoga practice, let's awaken your yin yang by tuning into the feeling of everything that arises when you are being moved between the left and right, notice what feels congested or blocked versus ease and flow.
Read moreAwaken your unconscious back side
Did you know the back side of the body reflects our private and unconscious self which is like a storehouse of all the stuff we don't want to deal with or others to see, it's our hidden or unexpressed feelings, negative emotions that get stored along the spine, including anger, fear and things that hold us back that we didn't feel the support. The back reflects the burdens that we carry in life, the feeling of helplessness or hopelessness. If you have any back issues or pain, this Qigong combined myoyin will help awaken the unconscious and give you a release of stuff that's behind you. Notice what feels congested or blocked versus ease and flow.
Read moreEnergising red energy
Notice how it makes you feel when you see, think or visualise red? Red is a brilliant energy when you feel down, dull or lack of energy. Red gives you energy in the body and increase circulation to all tissues, awakens sexuality and creativity as well as invigorate the spirit. This Qigong practice focus on circulating energy in the heart to boost your energy as you incorporate red healing light.
Read moreFive animal frolics short form
Five Animal Frolics, known as Wu Qin Xi, was developed in 145–208 by the 'Father of Chinese Medicine' Hua Tuo for rehabilitation, recovery, prevention of disease and longevity. This five animal frolics short form contains two Qigong warm up movements for each of the five animals to help unblock meridian channels in the body and loosen areas of contraction and tension.
Read moreFive animal frolics long form
Five Animal Frolics, known as Wu Qin Xi, was developed in 145–208 by the 'Father of Chinese Medicine' Hua Tuo for rehabilitation, recovery, prevention of disease and longevity. This five animal frolics long form contains five Qigong meditative movements for each of the five animals to improve your physical, mental, emotional health and wellbeing. When you practice the five animal frolics, you will discover within you, the power and strength of the tiger to transform anger. The elegance and serenity of the deer to transform fear. The gentle strength of the bear to transform worry. The smart and playful monkey to transform hatred. The lightness and free spirit of the bird to transform sadness. The five animals correlate with the five elements and organ meridians, where the tiger (liver) and deer (kidney) harmonies each other, monkey (heart) and bird (lung) harmonies each other, and bear (spleen) harmonies all the other animals. This deep and profound practice help you to cultivate the five spirt animals to cultivate balance and vital energy Qi into all aspects of your life.
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