Posts Tagged ‘Mystics’

Balancing Yin and Yang Part I

Wednesday, September 11th, 2013
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In 1987 I was working in La Jolly, California
coaching the CEO of a large corporation in
longevity and anti aging practices. We were
sitting in his kitchen and I got an unexpected
call from my Spiritual Master. I had no idea how
he had gotten the phone number or even how he knew
I was in California, this was long before anyone
even knew about cell phones. But there he was on
the phone and he sounded quite serious.

He told me that he had an assessment for me that
would change my karma forever. I was told to move
to South America and bring the meditation students
up to speed, my title: Senior Instructor at the
G.E.F.ashram. Within 3 days I was on a plane headed for
Caracas, Venezuela for the next 6 months.
There were 50 some student’s in the group,
all-eager to study the internal practices of Qi
Gong, meditation and learn alternative healing
work.

My life in Caracas was filled with special magic,
personal growth and discovery. When I arrived, I
only knew a few words in Spanish and was wondering
how I was going to pull all of this new life
together.

My Master told me to just Trust, that sounded like
a quote from “Star Wars” to me and although I was
up for the adventure I was still a bit uneasy to
say the least. Never the less everything worked
out. The group received teachings from the Tibetan
Buddhist and Taoist traditions and we all grew by
leaps and bounds. I ended up staying for 3 years
teaching, seeing patients, sharing spiritual
practices, coaching students and traveled all over
the country. I met the most interesting people and
learned more about teaching, meditation and
coaching to large groups than I would have if I
stayed state-side.

I have always been interested in the mystical side
of life so when I found out that La Gran Sabana was
one of the oldest places on our planet jam-packed
with a raw “Yang Energy”images-2 and there was gold,
diamonds and crystals everywhere, as well as the
home for many healers, mystics and shamans I
organized a trip with my friend and off we went.

My girl friend knew of a fellow that moved his
family from Germany and ran a bed and breakfast in
the middle of the jungle. He was willing to share
his teachings and be our guide when we arrived.
Years ago he left his motherland where he was a
singer at the “Deutsche Opera in Berlin” and now
he teaches Opera to open up the chakras by
projecting sound into the different centers.
We arrived just in time for dinner and then they
showed us our rooms. The beds were draped with
mosquito nets and the chatter from the bugs, frogs
and what ever lived in the jungle was loud and
went on all night. I can remember waking up in
the middle of the night and seeing a very large
spider the size of my hand walking on the netting.
I definitely didn’t get out of bed until daylight.

The next morning after a workout and breakfast we
met in the lodge to begin the practice of opening
the upper chakras. I never sang before so it was a
vocal workout for me. We worked 2 hours in the
morning and another 2 hours in the evening for the
next six days. The experience was incredible and
helped to open my higher meditation centers in a
such extraordinary and unusual way.

One evening at dinner he told us of an Indian
Shaman who lived a few hours away that had these
incredible crystals that when rubbed together
would shoot out light. The next day we headed to
his place.

The Shaman met us and told us of the power of the
crystal. He said there is a long documented
history of use in healing work in practically
every culture and religious tradition since the
dawn of time. Crystals are regularly used because
of their inherent ability to deeply enhance things
and are used to deepen knowledge and
understanding.

According to some experts:
Quartz crystals are considered sacred powerful
tools in many different traditions and have been
recognized as such for a very long time.
Magicians, shamans, and light workers have
utilized Crystals for their extraordinary
abilities since recorded history as tools for
healing higher consciousness and frequency
shifting.

Crystals have the ability to transduce energy and
can take one form of energy and cause it to change
form, as in alchemy.

The Shaman invited us to return that night to
experience the power of the crystals. We arrived
at night fall and he took us over to a large pile
of Crystals maybe they were 4 or 5 feet high and
before he showed us their power he asked me if I
would take a few of them and place them in the
heart chakra of our planet, although I had no idea
where the heart of the planet was. He said I would
be going there soon, so I agreed. Then he took a
handful of the crystals and tossed them on the
pile and the entire pile of crystals lit up like
lightning! I was blown away. We stayed there most
of the night playing with the crystals and
listening to his unbelievable stories of the magic
crystals.

To be continued…………..

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

Dr. Wu Dhi

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How to Cultivate Qi

Monday, June 24th, 2013
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Cultivating Qi is the way to store and use the
energy of Qi. There are many names for Qi and
several types of Qi that do a multitude of things.
Qi can never be fully understood simply by
thinking about it, Qi only becomes a tangible
force when you can cultivate it and that’s where
practice comes in.

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Over thousands of years masters have studied,
taught and practiced techniques to cultivate Qi
through exercises, breathing and meditations to
nurture Qi. Techniques like yoga, Qi Gong and Tai
Qi are all-famous for the cultivation of Qi and in
today’s world they have become more main stream.
As you learn to cultivate Qi, you can prevent
disease and prolong your life.
It is said that Qi Gong practitioners, who
specialize in the art of cultivating personal Qi,
have lived to the exceedingly old age of one
hundred, one hundred-fifty, and even two hundred
years or more.

Traditional Chinese theory states that aging is a
process that consumes ever more of the diminishing
resources of our bodies, particularly Qi. Once the
supply is depleted, weakness, illness, and death
are sure to follow. Practice is the key to
longevity.

Chinese mystics, philosophers, herbalists, and
medical practitioners have discovered a number of
ways to supplement our Qi and you can learn them
and improve your health and wellbeing.

The famous Chinese herbalist Li Ching-Yuen
practiced Qi Gong for his entire life. They say he
lived most of his life as a recluse in the
mountains; he was married 27 times, outliving each
of his wives.

He began gathering herbs in the mountain ranges at
the age of ten, and also began learning of
longevity methods, surviving on a diet of herbs
and rice wine. According to history he lived for
two and a half centuries.

In our modern world you don’t have to move to the
mountains, become an herbalist to live a long
healthy life, but you need to practice longevity
exercises.
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tools to stay healthy and flexible in body, mind
and spirit. Get on the program and grow younger

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

Dr. Wu Dhi
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The 7 Keys to Longevity

Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
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I am off to the Florida Keys for a
few days to meet up with a group of
writers and mystics. They are old friends
from Detroit and I want to have my astrology
chart looked at by one of the best
astrologers in the nation.
My birthday is coming up soon and I always
have an astrologer look at my chart to decide
where I should spend my birthday for my solar return.

Everyone experiences a Solar Return every year
around their birthday. It’s when the Sun comes to
the exact degree it was at the moment we were born.
It is a “return” to its original position. The significance
of the Solar Return is a chart for the coming year and
will help guide you. One of the most important aspects
of the chart is where you are on the planet at the time
of your solar return. Last year I was in Lake Havsue, Arizona
and I am excited to find out where I should go this year
to enhance my year in 2012.

The Keys are quiet and peaceful, a good place for
inner completion. The word Key comes from the
Spanish word cayo, which means little island.
Ponce de Leon first arrived here in the early sixteenth
century; these explorers were looking for the Fountain of Youth
but instead found money to be made in logging the great old
Mahogany trees that grew here. The Florida Keys will always
be an exotic world of tropical adventure to those who visit,
and a special tropical paradise to those who are lucky enough to stay.

You all know that I train every day and
practice what I preach. If you want to increase
your changes for a long and healthy life there
are rules that must be followed.

These are the keys to longevity:

1. Diet
2. Exercise
3. Sleep
4. Right thinking
5. Attitude
6. Service to others
7. Staying well hydrated

When I was young I was training in
wing Chun Kung Fu, aikido and hitting the
gym 5 or 6 times a week and this was long
before the exercise craze in the USA. I can
remember my brother saying to his friends
“Some talk their walk, but my brother Walks His Talk!”

Then something happened!
When I turned “33” I changed most of my
exercise from external to internal. Qi gong,
Shen Gong and Nei Gong and what happened???
I became much more powerful. My brain functioned
better, I became more flexible and even my virility
was function to its peak performance.
Students and Patients always as, “Dr. Wu,
where do you get all this energy from?”
It’s all in the Internal practices!
Of course you have to follow the Seven Rules.
Don’t delay another moment and order the
Recharging Qi Gong program now:

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

Dr. Wu Dhi