I have been practicing acupuncture and herbal and homeopathic medicine in South Florida for around twenty-two years and have seen thousands of people from all walks of life. I really find it a joy and a privilege to be involved in people's lives the way I do. Some are just passing through, and others have been working with me for two decades. I teach, write books, and share on a multitude of subjects from diet, exercise, meditation, longevity, and how to die. Dying is just a part of life, but it's a strong one for the person who's leaving as well as for the family. I have been privileged to be able to spend some really intimate time with people leaving and with their loved ones as they are passing into a new space. Last year, my mother passed on. I was lucky enough to be by her side when she made the transition. Mom was conscious and alert. My oldest son and his family were in the room along with a few good friends and some close relatives. My mother asked a question to all of them, "Do you know what I am doing? The room went silence. "I am dying, it's just part of life. You live, and then you die, and this is the dying part." It blew everyone away, but my Mom was always direct, knew what she wanted, and spoke her mind. She passed within a few hours after she said goodbye to everyone. At least once a month, I receive a call from families in Florida, asking me if I'd come over to their homes to help their loved ones travel along the path. I thank every one of them for inviting me into their lives at such a critical time.Last week, David asked me if I could come over to see a good friend who was in a coma for a week, in hopes I could bring her out of it. The young lady has a blockage in her brainstem and was unable to move or even breathe on her own. I worked with her for around an hour doing Medical Qigong, hoping that I could pull her out of it. But she was ready to pass on and, after the treatment, did so in a very peaceful and loving manner. Although there was a lot of sadness from her family, they all recognized how peaceful she was which made her passing easier for everyone. Life is precious, don't waste it. When we take birth in human form, it is a gift. Never send the gift back unopened. Open up to a healthy, productive, and happy life. Learn how to take care of your physical, mental, and spiritual self. I have devoted my life to human growth and, although I am still learning, I do as much as I can to make this world a better place. Get involved. www.energymedicineflorida.com I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and Happiness. Dr. Wu Dhi
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They are Dying to see Me
Thursday, June 23rd, 2016Are You Finding it Impossible to Get Work Done?
Friday, May 20th, 2016Are You Finding it Impossible to Get Work Done?
I was trying to get some work done last Sunday and it was just about impossible. A friend called early morning and said she was in the area and wanted to stop over to see my Feng Shui garden. “Of course,” I said, “Come on over.” It was nice to see her and share how the garden was put together, all about the compost pile, and what all the different plants were. She started her first garden this year and is really into organic and non-GMO foods. She stayed for ¾ of an hour, had a host of questions, and then was on her way. Within fifteen minutes, Eyla and Julio stopped by with their baby to take some measurements on the backyard door gate. I invited them to stay for breakfast. I picked all the veggies from the garden and cooked them up with some organic eggs, smoked salmon and a mug of Bulletproof coffee. Yummy! It’s always good to see friends and share the joys of life, but I needed to get back to my own projects and I was very happy to get back to working on them. To my amazement, in less than an hour, I received another call. Are you home? “Yes, I am.Can I come over? Before I knew it, another friend showed up and stayed until nine in the evening, and the day was gone. Although it was fun and very social, my plans were squashed. This happens to all of us now and then; we make plans and the universe does what it wants with us. That’s why, practice is so important. Doing a regular practice will give you the material to build your body and mind and, eventually, your muscle memory will automatically kick in to keep you in the best condition that serves you and keeps you young and healthy. Your meditations and internal exercises are key to a long and healthy life. These practices will keep you stress-free, balanced, and years younger than you actually are. Get on the program today. Right now, while you still can, get my Recharging Qi Gong Program and reverse the aging process.  http://www.rechargingqigong.com/recharging-qi-gong.html I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and Happiness. Dr. Wu Hi
When Was The Last Time You Checked Your Blood Pressure?
Wednesday, April 6th, 2016When Was The Last Time You Checked Your Blood Pressure?
High blood pressure is also referred to as hypertension. Most cases show no signs or symptoms, and the sure way to know is to have your blood pressure measured. However, a single high reading does not mean you are hypertensive. Get your own blood pressure gauge or sphygmomanometer. Check your blood pressure at least two or three times a week, then you will know what your blood pressure really is. Traditional medicine doesn’t know exactly what causes high blood pressure. Your lifestyle, good or bad, will affect your risk of developing hypertension. Moderation is the key to balance. Here are some reasons why we have high blood pressure:
1. Too much salt intake
2. STRESS
3. Lack of exercise
4. Being overweight
5. Too much alcohol
If you are ready to be in charge of your own health and get healthier, it’s time to start making some lifestyle changes. A healthy lifestyle can lower your risk of hypertension and extend your life for many years. I had a patient come in my office just the other day who had a blood pressure of 185/90. That’s way too high. I suggested that he change his diet. He told me he would rather die. He probably will. Of course,there are other risk factors which can not be controlled according to mainstream medicine, like old age, ethnic origin, and family history. But according to Chinese, Ayurveda, and Tibetan medicine, diet, exercise, meditation, and natural herbs can control all our bodily functions naturally. Walking, going to the gym,and yoga are some of the best exercises to lower blood pressure. Physical activity is great for your overall health. However, these kinds of exercises are not always enough. In fact, eating extremely healthy and working out every day barely move blood pressure measurements down at all. The only thing that worked for me was a specific set of Qi gong exercises that are so simple and easy, yet powerful enough to quickly help lower blood pressure. They caused no side effects at all. All I can tell you is that they have helped thousands of people. Oftentimes, the people didn’t even change their diet or add on any other physical activities. These exercises only require thirty minutes per day and are very easy and fun to learn. All over the world, Qi gong exercises are considered longevity exercises. They are the key to anti-aging. Get started today with the Recharging Qi Gong Program. It is a complete workout that doesn’t require any special equipment, mats, and outfits. Once you get the program, you are ready to go. http://www.rechargingqigong.com/recharging-qi-gong.html
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
The Symptoms of Spiritual Pollution
Wednesday, March 30th, 2016The Symptoms of Spiritual Pollution
Did you know that physical objects can carry spiritual significance?
Some years ago, I was talking to an eccentric guy
ed. It started off with a cold that
developed into a bronchial condition and
eventually into pneumonia. Soon after, his stocks
crashed, and he was hit with a large tax bill that
he didn’t know was coming. To make things worse,
he started to have problems sleeping and had
horrible nightmares. Unbeknownst to him, he bought
a ritual object that was used in dark Shaivism
practices and this changed his luck and life.
There are some spiritual objects that will affect
you in hostile ways. Here are a few examples of
what spiritual pollution can do to you which are
also its symptoms:
1) Sudden chronic illness
2) Recurrent bad dreams and nightmares
3) Insomnia and unusual sleepiness
4) Behavioral problems
5) Relational problems continual fighting,
arguing and misinterpreted communication
6) Lack of peace
7) Restless, disturbed children
8) Unexplained illness
9) Ghosts or demonic apparitions
10) Poltergeists (moving of objects by evil
spirits)
11) Foul and unexplainable odors
12) Atmospheric heaviness in which it is difficult
to breathe
13) Continual nausea and headaches
Whenever I bring an antique or a spiritual object
into my home or space, I make sure I do a
cleansing on it to avoid any spiritual pollution.
It’s also true if you are planning to move into a
new home or office. Energies, both good and bad
ones, hang out in your home and objects. That’s
exactly why I do a ritual cleanse of my house and
property before I ever move in or bring stuff into
my space. I continue to do so to keep the positive
Qi flowing and the blocked and stale energy far,
far away. A spiritual house cleansing will clear
out negative and adverse energies that will affect
your health, wealth and happiness.
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Hi
The Elixir of Immortality
Monday, March 21st, 2016The Elixir of Immortality
An Exilir for Immortality. Healing your body from illness is a multi-phase process that we overlook in the West. According to Tibetan Buddhist medicine, an attitude has to be generated that illness is a blessing. That’s a strange one if you live in the West, for sure. An illness is a signal that you are doing something
fundamentally off balance. If you continue on that
path, you will have more anxiety and disease. The
sickness provides an opportunity to grow, to see
where we’ve gone out of balance and correct it.
This may seem a little harsh, but it gives us an
opportunity to develop compassion, practice
virtue, overcome pride and release oneself from
aversion to pain and unhappiness. You can build your own elixir of immortality! In the Qi Gong
Inner Circle, I share deeper information on how to
deal with illness and death for your growth. If
you are not a member yet, let me share this
valuable information with you and your loved ones.
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
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Building The Qi Into Every Nook and Cranny Of Your Home
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2016Building the Qi Into Every Nook and Cranny of Your Home
When I was at the Long Hu Shan Monastery in China,
the monks did their daily practices at the
courtyard and the meditation hall, building an
incredible Qi force that you could feel
getting stronger as you approached the temple. I
went to study with the Daoist monks a few years
ago and was there just before the 900th year
celebration of the monastery. The purpose of this
trip was to study Daoism at one of the oldest
monasteries in China and to visit one of the seven
sacred mountains in China. A group of Medical Qi
Gong students and Daoists from Europe and the USA
traveled with Dr. Jerry Alan Johnson, the founder,
and Dr. Bernard Shannon, the director, of The
International Institute of Medical Qi Gong. Both
of these masters hold high titles as Daoist
priests who are well trained in internal
exercises, martial arts, and Medical Qi Gong. As
we approached the monastery, we could hear the
noise from thousands of firecrackers exploding.
The sounds went on for at least half an hour as we
walked into the courtyard. We were then honored
with an elaborate dragon-tiger dance, a ceremonial
welcoming speech, and blessings from the head
abbot. The energy was amazing, I felt like I was
back in China hundreds of years ago.
When I practice my meditation and internal
exercises, I usually practice at the same time and
place to build the Qi into the space. Every time I
train, meditate, practice, or do the ritual
celebrations, I charge my space and infuse my home
and property with Qi. When you do this long
enough, the land takes on a different vibration
and will eventually radiate Qi. Last August, I
purchased a house in Hollywood, Florida. Ever
since I owned the property, I have been building
the energy on the land and its surroundings.
First, I cleared the house and property of any
negative, stagnant or stale Qi. I placed energetic
crystals in strategic places to enhance and
correct faults in the energy. I removed any
harmful plants and vines, planted green, black,
blue and red bamboo, and brought in large rocks. I
even had the roof cleaned and painted, fixed all
the cracks on the walls, and restored the
fireplace. When you are building a force field,
you want to avoid any leaks that could distort the
energy. The fire rituals will start at the vernal
Equinox and last for a week. This is an exciting
process and can affect the energy for a mile
radius around your home.
If you are training and want to really enhance
your practice, I would first repair everything
around your home and take out all dead trees,
broken windows and fix all leaking faucets. If you
are in need of a house clearing, let me know. We
can make a plan that will work to clear out the
old Qi and re-energize your living space.
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
Growing Internally
Monday, February 8th, 2016Growing Internally
Wow! How the garden has grown! I was out of town
for just a week and, to my surprise, the garden
has doubled in size. We planted on December 21st,
the day of the Winter Solstice. There is more
sunlight every day, and we have been getting a
light rain just about thrice a week, so everything
is happy and growing. In fact, I have just started
to eat out of the garden. Lots of herbs and, now,
the lettuce are getting big enough to eat.
When you grow your own garden, you are assured
that your food is organic and non-GMO, thus,
healthy for you. Plus the energy that you put into
it gives you an incredible amount of Qi that you
just can’t get at a grocery store even if you buy
organic. When you grow your own food, magical
things happen. You are able to ground your energy
by working the earth. The food that is grown has
ten times the energy than store-bought food.
“Qi hua” is a specific term in the science of
Traditional Chinese Medicine. It refers, in
general, to various kinds of changes taking place
in the body under the action of Qi. Specifically,
it refers to the metabolism of fundamental
substances, vital energy, blood and body fluid,
and the transformations which can occur between
them. Vital energy, blood, and body fluid are
formed by ingested food. The food is changed into
food essence, which, in turn, is transformed into
vital energy, blood, or body fluid that can then
be changed into any one of the others according to
the physiological need of the body. All these are
the specific manifestations of the activity of Qi.
The dysfunction of Qi in performing its action
will affect the whole metabolism of the body,
including digestion, absorption, transformation,
and transportation of food, the formation,
movement and transformation of vital energy, blood
and body fluid, and the excretion of feces, urine
and sweat. These cause various symptoms associated
with abnormal metabolism. The process in which Qi
performs its functions is the process in which the
substances in the body are metabolized, and in
which the substances and energy are transformed.
We all have heard the saying, “You are what you
eat.” We all want to stay healthy, young, and
vibrant as long as we can. You can make a big
difference in your life and the ones you love by
growing your own food even if it’s just growing
sprouts on your windowsill. You can make a
difference in the vibration that you put into your
body. The other big factor in staying young is
practicing internal exercises. Check out the Qi
Gong Bundle download on the Recharging Qi Gong
website http://www.on2url.com/lnk?MTgzNzE2M3wxMzAzNDU3OTN8cz0x
and start practicing today.
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness!
Dr. Wu Dhi
Broken Bones
Tuesday, January 19th, 2016Broken Bones
Part of my training involves walking backwards 500
steps every morning. I have been doing this
consistently since 2007 when my friend Matt Furey
showed me the exercise. In fact, when I first went
to China to study in the nineties, I would see
hundreds of people walking backwards daily. It’s a
practice for good health in Japan, China, and
parts of Europe where people use it to build
muscle, improve sports performance, and promote
balance. Walking backwards has opened up my
awareness, improved my vision, strengthened my
back, and sharpened my brain.
When you walk backwards, it puts less strain and
requires less range of motion on your knee joints.
I find that I can do a more intense workout in
less time. I have heard that 100 steps backwards
is equal to 1,000 steps forward. Walking backwards
sharpens your thinking skills and enhances
cognitive control. Those are some great benefits,
and that’s why I walk backwards every day.
Around 10 days ago, I was power-walking backwards
at a good pace and stumbled over a big piece of
coral that washed up on the beach. Even though I
have great balance, I came crashing down right on
my wrist. As luck would have it, I broke my wrist,
and now I am in a cast. This is the first bone I
ever broke, but it didn’t stop me. This morning, I
walked backwards for just 250 steps and am
recovering well. Sometimes, the river just
overflows and floods the neighborhood, and there
is nothing you can do about it.
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness!
Dr. Wu Dhi
Do you Trust Your Grocery Store?
Monday, January 11th, 2016Do you Trust Your Grocery Store?
In today’s world, you really have a hard time
trusting your own Grocery store and people in the medicine business. Just when you think “natural” means it’s healthy, you find out that it isn’t so and is just an advertising buzzword. Even when you are buying organic, unless you read every word on the label, you could be buying just a few ingredients that
are organic and the others are questionable. As
for the fruit and veggies, we all hope that
“organic” means no chemical sprays or other
toxins.
Eating off the land is one of the best ways to
nourish your body, mind, and spirit. Working in
the garden is a great way to de-stress from work,
and a joy to see one’s efforts grow. A garden
grows at its own pace – you can’t rush it or slow
it down. It needs just a few things to grow: the
right soil, water, and sunlight. If the pH of the
soil is too acidic, you’ll get a poor crop. If the
garden isn’t watered, your garden will dry up and
die. If there is no sunlight, nothing happens at
all. A garden is very similar to our bodies. We
need to keep our internal system more alkaline
than acidic to stay healthy and, without a doubt,
we need to stay hydrated. As far as the sunlight
is concerned, it’s one of the biggest factors in
keeping us happy, vibrant, and free from
depression and anxiety.
This year, I planted 2 all-organic Feng Shui
gardens that are both 9’x9’, a magic number. One
is filled with tomatoes and 6 different varieties
of lettuce, onions, garlic, and lots of turmeric.
The other garden has ginger, peppers, cabbage,
spinach, lemongrass, chives, and broccoli. But
wait, there is more. I planted 7 banana trees, a
dozen of pineapples, and a wall of passion fruit.
Now, I am busy with watering, weeding, and chasing
bugs away. Setting up the garden is as important
as planting. I first divide the space into 9 equal
parts, one for each square of the “ba gua” plus
one for the spiritual part. Then, I plant using
the garden as my meditation.
To find out more on how to use your environment as
your meditation, join the members of the Qi Gong
Inner Circle and get all the goodies.
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
Who are You feeding this Year?
Wednesday, December 30th, 2015Who are You feeding this Year?
Every year, around the holidays, we seem to eat
more, drink more, and socialize more than any
other time. It’s the season to be jolly and visit
friends and family. But there is more than food
that we eat for nourishment. Long ago, I heard
this story…
There was an old Cherokee Indian teaching about
life to his grandson. “A fight is going on inside
me,” he said to the boy. “It is a terrible fight
and it is between two wolves. One is evil – he is
anger, envy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance,
self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies,
false pride, superiority, and ego.” He continued,
“The other is good – he is joy, peace, love, hope,
serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence,
empathy, generosity, truth, compassion, and faith.
The same fight is going on inside you – and inside
every other person, too.”
The grandson thought about it for a minute and
then asked his grandfather, “Which wolf will win?”
The old Cherokee simply replied, “The one you
feed.”
WHICH WOLF ARE YOU FEEDING? We always have a
choice. Change is always possible. The first step
is to have a clear understanding of what’s going
on. If you have been feeding the evil wolf, vow to
change it. Habits are tough to break, and changing
them requires something that we forget to practice
— Patience.
Our lives are a series of ongoing classroom
discussions where everyone is our teacher and
every situation contains a lesson for us. As you
develop patience, you will see the lessons more
clearly and learn life’s lessons quicker. It’s
called AWARENESS! A lesson will keep repeating
itself until you learn it. Wake up, smell the
roses, and your life will improve by leaps and
bounds overnight. Never let a lesson slip by. It
will be back with a vengeance quicker than you can
imagine.
Learn the internal exercises, how to meditate, and
the benefits of alternative medicine. How? Join me
and the members of the Qi Gong Inner Circle, and
I’ll guide you through A PROCESS OF LESSONS to
make your life better. www.qigonginnercircle.com
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi