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14TH GENERATION CHI GONG DAOYIN TRADITIONAL CHINESE THERAPY
Master Tao is a master of Dragon Gate Chi Gong Daoyin Therapy which has been passed down to him through 14 generations; only one person receiving the teaching in each generation.
Assisted by his wife Lucy, Master Tao teaches and practices his chi gong, helping his patients to prevent disease and achieve health and well-being.
Master Tao practices chi gong for 3 to 4 hours every night to gather the chi of the universe which he then emits during the therapy.
Chi: according to ancient philosophy, chi creates the whole universe and therefore the human body. When chi circulates in the body, its movement creates energy. Chi removes pain, can cure infection and supplements nutrition.
Diagnosis and treatment: when master Tao diagnoses you, you don’t have to say anything. Once he puts his hand near your body, Master
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Tao will know your health condition. Then he will tell you what’s wrong, its cause, and the root of the problem. This can also be done via photo- diagnosis, in case the patient is unable to see master Tao at the clinic, as a chi gong treatment can be facilitated even at long-distance.
Treatment of diseases: as part of the treatment, master Tao teaches chi gong to the patient who is encouraged to practise it regularly. Master Tao says that with confi dence, everything can be cured. Chi Gong Daoyin is benefi cial in the treatment of a wide range of conditions including
spinal problems, sports injuries, chronic conditions, heart diseases, high blood pressure, women’s health, infertility etc – and master Tao is very confi dent in treating these.
Mention this ad to receive $20 off your initial diagnosis.
Please visit our website for more information: www.daoyintherapy.
com.au 1175 Burke Rd, Kew. 03 9816 9442 or 0402 201 235.
TAOIST INNER ALCHEMY & HEALING LOVE AUSTRALIAN WORKSHOP
Grand Master Mantak Chia is the creator of the Healing Tao, Tao Yoga, Universal Healing Tao System & the director of the Universal Healing Tao Centre & Tao Garden Health Spa & Resort in the beautiful northern countryside of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Since childhood, he has been studying the Taoist approach to life. Master Chia’s mastery of this ancient knowledge enhanced by his study of other disciplines has resulted in the development of the Healing Tao & Universal Healing Tao
System which is now being taught throughout the world. Master Chia has taught tens of thousands of students
world-wide. Living Tao Centres, Chi Nei Tsang Institutes, Cosmic Healing Forums & Immortal Tao Mountain Sanctuaries have opened in many locations in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia & New Zealand.
Master Chia Has published over 55 books on Taoist practices & estimates that it will take 75 books to convey the full Universal Tao System.
He has been the only one named twice as Qigong Master of the Year by the International Congress of Chinese Medicine & Qi Gong in 1990 & 2012, & is also listed as number 18 of the 100 most Spiritually Infl uential people in The Watkins Review 2012.
Mantak Chia is a warm, open-minded & dynamic individual.
During his Australian workshop you will learn how to transform sexual energy & to balance emotions. You’ll also learn Taoist health principles to improve well-being & vitality, while strengthening the soul & spiritual energy & mastering the art of self-care.
This will be an event not to be missed & spaces are limited.
April 7th–12th 2017. West End Club, 2 Vulture St, West End QLD 4101, Brisbane, Australia. Bookings: www.healingtaoaustralia. com/events Contact:
info@healingtaoaustralia.com 0401 584 415 Adam Gokmen – Universal Healing Tao Instructor & Australian co-ordinator.
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