Energy Medicine In Cfq Healing

Energy Medicine in CFQ Healing describes holistic energy medicine focused on our inherent healing powers as revealed by an experiential study of traditional Eastern medicine, ancient Qigong meridian healing and Buddhist meditation practices. It clarifies the true nature of healing and recovery. To be free of suffering and pain requires the body to become relaxed with a healthy energy flow, and the mind’s conflicts replaced by peace and a harmonious consciousness. Health providers, therapists and their clients have personally benefited from CFQ training-in-healing. Fred P. Gallo, Ph.D. (author of Energy Psychology in Psychotherapy) says: “Energy Medicine in CFQ Healing is the most thorough statement of this dynamic approach to emotional and physical healing. Written by Master Yap with Dr. Chok C. Hiew, psychologist and devoted student of CFQ, this text and workbook shares the spiritual healing journey of Master Yap and provides detailed instruction in the application of the energy-consciousness approach through specific Qigong exercises that promote freeing your mind and healing the body.” The spirit behind this book is: To be well is a basic birthright. To lay claim to health and wellness, simply move in to unload the energy burden.

Learn about Qigong and CFQ Meridian Therapy, and enjoy the stories of how it has helped practitioners and clients to be rid of pain and suffering and live in peace and delight.

Chaoyi Fanhuan Qigong Techniques for Healing Self, Healing Others Renowned Qigong healer Master Yap Soon Yeong and psychology professor and Qigong trainer Chok C. Hiew team up to release the quintessential guide on the ancient art of Qigong Chaoyi Fanhuan Qigong Healing: Healing Self, Healing Others (published by iUniverse). In Chaoyi Fanhuan Qigong Healing, Yap and Hiew detail the meditative movements and practices that allow individuals to begin to heal on a physiological and psychological level. Readers are guided in how to rid the blocked negative energies that is often the root cause of pain, trauma, disease, aging and various chronic issues. Qigong, a centuries-old Chinese system of physical and mental training, has seen a rise in popularity as other Eastern codifications, such as yoga and martial arts, continue to spread in Western societies. Yap and Hiew understand the attractiveness of alternative health care approaches. Chaoyi Fanhuan Qigong (CFQ) Healing stems from the esoteric Qigong tradition in which one actualizes one's inherent self-healing mechanism to free the mind and body from pain and disease without any external input, the authors write. It is a therapeutic approach whose effectiveness in sustaining and extending life and overcoming most known diseases and genetic disorders has been demonstrated. Conventional medicine explains and treats diseases from a physical basis. Eastern holistic medicine goes deeper. Master Yap Soon Yeong & Chok C. Hiew, Ph.D. In Qigong energy medicine, the most fundamental principle is that life is the consequence of the presence of a harmonious mind flowing smoothly in the body. Problems arise when mind is separated from the body, a state that robs precious life energy from the body blocking the inherent self-healing mechanism responsible for homeostasis and healthy physiological functioning. Chaoyi Fanhuan Qigong (CFQ) is the primeval life science of re-connecting or keeping mind in the body to become more alive and to live a long and healthy life. The book's authors, the Founders of CFQ, introduce state-of-the-art healing methods based on authentic internal or energy exercises and meditation techniques. They are original easy-to-learn healing techniques to train on how to remove the common antecedent of disease the stale energy forces or blockages to restore life and for self-repair. Psychological and social trauma, chronic pain, disability are rapidly eliminated. CFQ training harmonizes mind, body and spirit holistically instilling a state of deep relaxation and peace as a form of reality. The ultimate purpose is to deepen healing ability for self-care and for healing others.

Master Yap Soon Yeong is a true Qigong Healer. He grew up in the Malaysian jungles and found an affinity with healing from an early age. In this volume he presents reports from health professionals who have undergone training in his methods and used them in their practice. Chok Hlew is a leading pupil and exponent of the CFQ system. He has promoted Master Yaps methods, having seen at first hand the evidence of the remarkable results achieved.

Energy healing is a traditional Eastern therapy that exists today as alternative medicine in the West. To gain the most benefits, the roots and principles of therapeutic energy healing evident in Taoism, Buddhism, traditional Oriental medicine, and martial arts practices, need to be understood to nurture effective healing in contemporary living. Since energy healing is an oral tradition and there are few genuine healers today who can truly cure or transmit true teachings. In the author's travels to South-East Asia in Penang, he was fortunate to meet a remarkable master energy healer of Qigong, Sifu Yap Soon Yeong, who is the founder of Chaoyi Fanhuan Qigong (CFQ). The author soon became convinced that CFQ was unique in that it is the only energy healing system that is truly good enough to deliver on its claims on transforming mind, body, and spirit. This book records, for the first time, Master Yap’s CFQ or “radiant Goldbody energy meditation” healing system.

In this updated and expanded edition of her alternative-health classic, Eden shows readers how they can understand their body's energy systems to promote healing.

What is energy healing? And why does it work? For thousands of years, practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine have used the body's own energy -- which they call 'qi' -- to promote healing. Here, one of the world's most sought-after acupuncturists sets out to understand the science behind this ancient practice. Blakeway takes the reader on a journey from the Stanford and Princeton professors researching the physics of energy medicine, to a Qi Gong master from China who manifests healing herbs directly from her palm; and from the Harvard team studying the placebo effect, to a group of sceptical scientists who use hands-on healing to cure mammary cancer in mice. She also tells the story of how she discovered energy medicine and overcame her initial disbelief to become one of its leading practitioners. From hard science to the spiritual and back again, Energy Medicineis a quest to find out why these alternative methods of healing are proving successful for thousands worldwide.

An Expansive Resource with 55+ Energy Healing Modalities This newly revised edition of The Encyclopedia of Energy Medicine is an extensive directory for anyone wishing to study energy healing practices. With newly added modalities, updated course listings, and an improved list of energy medicine associations, this comprehensive reference features dozens of healing schools as well as licensure and certification programs in a field that is constantly growing and evolving. Linnie Thomas offers resources for pursuing your education in fifty-six energy healing methods, such as: Reflexology • Healing Touch • LomiLomi • Holotropic Breathwork • Thought Field Therapy • Reiki • Medical Qigong • Melody Crystal Healing This much-needed sourcebook covers healing session summaries, certification and continuing education requirements, endorsements and accreditations, standards of practice, legalities, and class availability. Thomas lists each therapeutic approach, course descriptions (including contact information), and codes of ethics, making it easy to find the information you need to explore these healing techniques for yourself. Includes a foreword by Cyndi Dale, internationally renowned author of The Complete Book of Chakra Healing