Archive for May, 2008

Unstoppable formula

Thursday, May 29th, 2008
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I woke up this morning in Winter Park Florida this morning
where I am attending a seminar and had a chuckle to myself as I
went out to practice Qi Gong in the garden.
 
I have a secret to being unstoppable.
This will be the fourth weekend this month that I am attending
seminars and driving to another city.
My energy is awesome and I’m excited to keep moving forward
because I have discovered the formula.
It’s a very simple but magical formula and I’m going to give it
to you in this email but first let me give you a taste of my
recent travels so you understand the magnitude of what you can
attract when you have this formula down.
 
This month alone I have received training from Internet
Marketers, 3 different Personal Trainers, An Olympic Gold Medal
Champion Wrestler, Two Different Gold Medal Martial Arts
Champions from China, a Taoist Master, two Tendai Buddhist
Monks, a fellow Acupuncturist, my Qi Gong Healing mentor, a
Gymnast, and even a Pro Football Linebacker.
And now this weekend I’m studying with a group of medical
professionals to maintain my certifications and learn about new
therapeutic injectable treatments.
 
And it won’t stop there, next month I am continuing the Medical
Qi Gong Doctoral Certification as well as more travel to Tampa
to create more products, do interviews, and but the final
touches on the revision of a few products that will be re
released.
With all this have I stopped treating patients?
Many of you know I haven’t because I’ve seen you personally in
my new office that I recently moved into. (another huge
undertaking)
So…
 
The question is obvious, how do you do it?
Three things:
1– Surrender all Distraction
2– Invest in Success
3– Focus on Success
 
Now before you brush this off or consider it to be too simple
think of this.
Everybody, from the boy with ADD trying to finish his homework,
to the highest level executive, to the Olympic or Gold Medal
Champion has to follow this formula to become successful.
The same is true with my patients and students.
 
>>>You want to get better?
 
First let go of the People, Places, and Things that keep you
sick or distracted from what you really want.
>>>You want to become more than you currently are?
Invest in books, courses, training, manuals, DVDs, CDs,
websites, subscriptions, and Personal Coaches that will bring
you up a level. What you have currently is not enough to move
you from where you are. Get more fuel and information into your
system and YOU WILL MOVE! You won’t be able to sit still.
>>>You want to speed up your results?
 
Focus on Success, don’t just sit there, do it now! Practice
today! Or if you don’t have the materials to practice go get
them now!
 
The secret to the secret is the need to invest in your success.
This is the one thing that holds most people back.
Instead of investing in knowledge or exposure to people that
will change their life forever they invest in distractions that keep them even more distracted and fat.
The fear is that being healthy or stronger or living longer or
learning more about the secrets of a happy and successful life
will make them uncomfortable or be hard.
Get Tough!
 
Why do you think I was laughing this morning?
Because I feel great, looking back it’s not hard. It’s fun.
There is so much that we can learn and do in a month it’s
ridiculous, consider what I told you about my travels this
month.
 
Now I could have said “it’s too much” or “I can’t fit that into
my already busy schedule” but I didn’t.
Instead I was thinking and saying to myself “this is exciting,
I want to do all of this, I know it will all come together.”
I know that the investment I made will never depreciate, it’s
knowledge, it’s experience, it’s now part of me and nobody can
remove it. That’s the best type of investment of all.
 
My program the “Recharging Qi Gong” and the “Transforming
Stress into a Ally” are two treasures that came out of 30 years
of investment and that’s why I packaged them together. I wanted
to really give of myself what I had learned over the years in a
condensed and easy to use form.
 
This is knowledge that you can use right now and for the rest
of your life. It is an alphabet of healing movements and moving
meditations that I have used for years with my patients.
I have bottled it up in a few manuals, CDs, and DVDs and made
it available here http://rechargingqigong.com for about a year
now. Everyone who has tried it knows the change is can produce
in you the very first time you open it.
If you haven’t already, now’s the time, I’ve given you the
formula and I’ve made the information available to you and I’ve
done my duty as a teacher, doctor and healer. The rest is up to
you.
 
Let go of all distraction, grab the resources you need, and let
success come into focus. There is a healthier, wealthier and
even happier you on the way!
 
Whishing you the very very best in all successes,
 
Dr. Wu Dhi
 
PS: The Qi Gong seminar will most likely be on a cruise ship
leaving Miami this July, more details to follow.
PPS: Those of you that signed up for the years worth of Qi Gong
Inner Circle where shipped April’s DVD as well with the first
set of the Flying Crane Qi Gong. Any more takers? Sign up today
and get two months of QGIC for the price of one and get the
first DVD of the Flying Crane.
Do it here -> http://qigonginnercircle.com
 

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Are you Breathe or Are you Breathed?

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008
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Many years ago I was studying with a teacher of Zen meditation
and breathing in Marin County California and he told me this
great story one morning in the meditation hall.

My teacher started his Zen training as a teenager and as most
teenagers do, he acted as if he was both all knowing and
immortal.

Youthful arrogance and Zen are not the best combination
especially when the teacher carries a stick.

Regular beatings were required to speed up the process of
enlightenment but to his credit he stuck with it.

He was also fortunate enough to have a teacher that was trained
in several different schools of Zen and was well versed with
many different breathing techniques.

Zen is not commonly known to have a multitude of “yogic”
breathing exercises as do the Indian or Tibetan schools. In Zen
the philosophy is generally to simplify the method and focus on
the breathing itself.

Now imagine a hormonally hyperactive 16 year old boy fidgeting
on his meditation cushion, trying to focus on HIS breathing. To
make matters worse this same boy was plagued with sinus trouble
and rarely had more than one nostril that was clear.

The boy was not the only one focusing on HIS breathing. The
sounds of mucus and snot bubbles coming out of his nose were
often the loudest things during meditation practice.

The mere presence of the boy in the meditation hall was a
psychic disturbance that could not be ignored no matter what
your level of training.

So what to do?

The Zen Master called the boy aside.

“Do you Breathe or are you Breathed?” the Zen Master asked.

Naturally the arrogant youth replied “I Breathe.”

“If you Breathe then show me Breathing.” The Zen Master
instructed.

The boy sat down diligently and began to sniff and snort with
purpose and measure through his stuffy nose.

The Zen Master rolled his eyes and held up his hand “STOP! If
you Breath now show me not Breathing.”

The boy held his breath and the Zen Master watched diligently.

Several moments passed while the boy gradually started to turn
blue. Suddenly he exploded and gasped for air.

“What’sa matta?” the Zen Master asked.

“Even if you manage to pass out by holding your breath you will
start breathing again on your own. I think that you should
investigate this further.” With that the Zen Master sent the
boy away to meditate on whether or not he breathed or was
breathed.

The next day the Zen Master stepped into view in front of the
boy while he was in meditation. In his hand he held a rumpled
up paper lunch bag that he was breathing into. The bag expanded
and collapsed with every breath the Zen Master took. He looked
quizzically over the bag at the boy.

As many Zen Masters do, this particular teacher had a special
look that he would give a student that meant they should ask
what he was doing.

“What are you doing…” the boy reluctantly moaned, knowing full
well there was a potential stick whacking in it.

The Zen Master lowered the bag with a great big smile and
said “Me? Nothing. But this bag… this bag is Breathing!”

Not all whacks are delivered with a stick. The shock of
realization can be delivered even as a joke.

The boy did change his breathing and his focus. He was no
longer the distraction in the meditation hall. His breathing
became effortless and natural. He healed his sinus problems and
eventually he himself became the Master.

Changing the focus from breathing to Being Breathed is a big
step but one in the right direction if you want to really open
the flow of Qi in your body.

I rarely use a stick but I’m a big fan of the jokes as many of
you have seen in the Recharging Qi Gong.

It’s ok to laugh, it opens the lungs.

If you don’t have the Recharging Qi Gong there’s no excuse not
to get it today at http://rechargingqigong.com  and clear the
internal clutter and superficial tensions from your body.

You might even have a laugh or two.

Wishing you Health, Wealth and Happiness,

Dr. Wu Dhi

PS: I’m planning the first Recharging Qi Gong seminar to happen
this summer. This is an event you won’t want to miss, I will
send out details soon.

PPS: For those of you not in the Qi Gong Inner Circle I want to
let you know that I have started to teach those students the
Flying Crane Qi Gong in the new video format and so far it’s
really awesome, shorter forms and deeper integration. If you
want to learn that style of Qi Gong sign up at
http://qigonginnercircle.com and send a note with your order
that you want the April DVD with the first Flying Crane DVD.

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How To Change Your Luck

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008
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This morning I put the key in the ignition of my car and turned
it over, nothing. The battery was completely dead, no car Qi at
all. I thought to myself “what bad luck”.
Why did this happen?
Explanation and reason don’t always walk hand in hand. The
temptation to ‘blame it on the moon’ or ‘Mercury Retrograde’ or
some other such thing is part of human nature.
We always want a ‘Why’.
We start asking ‘Why’ around three years of age and never
really stop but one of the great secrets in life is that you
can change your ‘Why’ any time you like.
By chance my neighbor saw me open the hood of my car and walked
over “I have a battery charger in the house, let me help you”
he said. Now I think to myself “ah, what good luck”.
Now why did this happen?
Was it because I have good Karma or my Guardian Angels are
looking out for me?
Maybe, ultimately it’s for me to decide because I get to choose
my ‘Why’.
Changing your ‘Why’ changes your entire outlook; it changes how
you see the world and how you see the events that happen to you.
What would it take for you to stand in front of the mirror and
say “I am the luckiest person that ever lived” and believe it?
It wouldn’t mean that you never faced another trial or setback
in your life.
It wouldn’t mean that the lottery ticket you bought last night
hits the jackpot.
It wouldn’t mean that you would never encounter a difficult
person or relationship again.
It wouldn’t even mean that you end up living 100 years of
perfect health.
To be the luckiest person alive is simply a choice.
There’s a great saying that goes like this “nothing bad ever
happens to a writer, it’s all great material.”
When you are able to find that deeper ‘Why’ inside of you
everything changes, everything has purpose, everything has
meaning, and everything is a blessing.
So the obvious question is how to change the ‘Why’ from one of
superficial tensions to wonderment and joy.
Well, you can’t just figure it out in your head. You have to
get it into your body. You have to free your body of the
superficial tension and worry that accumulates there and bogs
down your mind and emotions.
You need to pump air into your lungs, get your blood moving,
and MOVE YOUR QI.
It’s no accident that the very exercises I teach as part of the
Recharging Qi Gong http://rechargingqigong.com have been taught
in monasteries throughout India, China, Tibet for thousands of
years.
These exercises were done BEFORE meditation.
Why? (there’s that word again)
To change ones “Luck”.
When you move the body, clear the lungs, clean the blood, and
open up the flow of Qi the Mind and the Heart will work
together.
This is one of the greatest secrets of all. You can’t “figure
it out” you have to “work it out”.
The Recharging Qi Gong is one of the greatest tools to “working
it out”.
It’s moving meditation.
It’s healing exercise.
It’s rejuvenation and hormonal vitality.
It’s fun.
The best way to change your luck is to do something every day
to benefit your body, mind, and soul. The Recharging Qi Gong is
packed full of these secrets some of which take only seconds to
do and create an instant and powerful change.
So crack open the manual and pick your favorite technique and
just practice it once a day. They are all powerful and will
produce a positive result.
If you have 26 minutes pop in the practice DVD and let’s
Recharge the entire body together.
If you don’t have the Recharging Qi Gong there’s no excuse not
to get it today at http://rechargingqigong.com and clear the
internal clutter and superficial tensions from your body.
Wishing you Health, Wealth and Happiness,
Dr. Wu Dhi
PS: I’m planning the first Recharging Qi Gong seminar to happen
this summer. This is an event you won’t want to miss, I will
send out details soon.
PPS: For those of you not in the Qi Gong Inner Circle I want to
let you know that I have started to teach those students the
Flying Crane Qi Gong in the new video format and so far it’s
really awesome, shorter forms and deeper integration. If you
want to learn that style of Qi Gong sign up at
http://qigonginnercircle.com and send a note with your order
that you want the April DVD with the first Flying Crane DVD.

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