About

A Journey of Learning, Discovery, and Awareness

My journey toward Zhineng Qi Gong grew out of a lifelong curiosity about human existence and consciousness. Before discovering this practice, I was a university professor of philosophy, exploring these questions through intellectual inquiry. Health challenges within my family led me to reimagine my professional path and search for new approaches to health and well-being. What began as a personal search gradually became a journey of discovery, taking me beyond the intellectual study of consciousness toward its direct experience.

In early 2016,  during an especially challenging time, I discovered Zhineng Qi Gong through a short but beautiful online video of Dao Xin Wei. Deeply captivated by the sense of centered peace that I experienced from this short practice, and the ease with which I navigated the challenges I was facing, I began a dedicated journey of study and practice.

Over the years, I have trained with teachers in the United States and China. I am certified to teach all three levels of Zhineng Qi Gong and I am also a certified Mingjue teacher and healer.  

In 2019, I met Dao Xin Wei in person during a workshop in Mexico City. This encounter marked an important turning point, leading me to study directly under him and deepen my understanding and practice of Mingjue.

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My Approach to Teaching

​For me, Zhineng Qi Gong is much more than a series of movements or techniques. It is a path to the discovery of our true self, cultivating awareness, and reconnecting with our natural state of effortless balance and harmony. My teaching integrates the physical practices of Zhineng Qi Gong with deeper explorations of consciousness through Mingjue.  My deepest wish and intention is to bring others to that place of grounding, of centered peace, and effortless flow. Through movement, breathing, grounding and meditation,  I invite students to explore the relationship between body, mind, emotions, and consciousness, making room for greater well-being through effortless flow.

 

A Journey That Continues

​I consider myself both a teacher and a lifelong learner. I remain committed to deepening my own understanding and practice while sharing these teachings with others. For me, this journey is not about arriving at a destination, but about constant and effortless flow; the movement of the Dao which remains forever in stillness.