Yesterday, Greg emailed me back from one of my
blogs and asked, “Dr. Wu, I am curious on how
you came upon Medical Qi Gong?”
So I wrote him back…
It was back in the late seventies and I wasand stamina.
living in Detroit, Michigan. I was training
both in Aikido and Wing Chun Kung Fu. I had
asked my Shifu how I could develop more internal
energy. A few days later, he introduced me to
Dr. Chen Wang, a great energy healer who just
arrived from China.
Dr. Chen’s specialty was moving Qi (energy) in
the body/mind and spirit. He was a Doctor of
Medical Qi Gong for over 20 years at that time.
My teacher insisted that I study with him. And
Dr. Chen kindly agreed to teach me his form of
Qi Gong to build my internal power, strength
I had a ton of questions, but Dr. Chen didn’t
speak a word of English. All of my training was
to follow him and watch his every move. So I
used a technique I had learned from one of my
Masters called mirror and matching. The technique
is to follow every movement that the teacher
does, as well as the breath, facial movements,
and even eat what they ate.
The idea is to get as many of your senses
involved as you can; seeing, hearing, smelling,
tasting and moving. And as you get the muscle
memory congruent with all the senses, you will
be one with the teachings.
Try it! It works great!
When I had put together the Recharging Qi Gong
exercise program, I knew that if people were
really going to make a big change in their life,
they needed to train from the inside out and use
as many of their senses as possible.
The program was to build on these principles;
to allow the student to use sound, visualization,
breath, color and movement and to embody the
teachings as quickly as possible. This form of
teaching involves “Super Learning” techniques,
as well as NLP programming techniques to give
the student the maximum learning experience in
the least amount of time.
Check it out www.rechargingqigong.com
I wish you the Best in Health, Wealth, and Happiness,
Dr. Wu Dhi
