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Building 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.

Building Qi and storing it

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

Feng Shui energy

Growing 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

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and start practicing today.

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and

Happiness!

Dr. Wu Dhi