people describe “perma-grin” where the gratitude is so overwhelming and the joy so potent that they can’t stop smiling for a short time. One qigong student taking Xanax bars from his doctor several times a day to stay functional reported after the Breath Empowerment that he was more relaxed then anytime in his life. This man later used his God-given breath and willpower to wean himself off the Xanax and back into his natural state. Qigong is best in the morning as a practice to extend life and beauty. For days when time is short, I recommend cleansing your body with oxygen and energy fi rst thing in the morning. My practice is to wake up, brush my teeth and hair, drink some hot tea outside and do the 9-Breath Method fi ve times, absorbing/retaining large amounts of oxygen in my bloodstream. Gentle power breathing awakens the cellular vibration and stimulates metabolism. As I wake up slowly for 10 minutes each morning, my senses become heightened and I watch the birds in my garden. This is a quick and powerful method, which we spend hours thoroughly teaching at the Qi Revolution conference. The Qi Revolution National Event, held in Daytona Beach,


May 19 to 21, is always the biggest gathering with more than a thousand people in focused practice. Guest qigong masters with special gifts will be in attendance, including one high-level presenter, Roger Jahnke, OMD, a faithful practitioner of qigong in America for more than 40 years. After decades in clinical practice, Dr. Jahnke realized the role of doctor-patient was inherently fl awed. He believes a superior doctor is able to detect illness before it manifests in the physical body and uses breath, qigong postures and tonic herbs to prevent illness from ever materializing into physical form. Dr. Jahnke will be speaking about his latest wellness breakthroughs as he celebrates his 70th birthday sharing what has worked to give him his outstanding vitality. Jeff Primack has studied with many qigong masters from China and has trained fi fty thousand people in live qigong seminars.


Cost: $149 for 3-days qigong training. Vets, military, fi refi ghters and police admitted free. For details, call 800-298-8970 and/or visit QiRevolution.com. See ad page 2.


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