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14TH GENERATION CHI GONG DAOYIN TRADITIONAL CHINESE THERAPY
CRYSTAL JOURNEYS IN NORTHERN TERRITORY, 2018
Is there fun in your life? Join us for laughter, relaxation and creativity in the majestic MacDonnell Ranges, Alice Springs. Practise chi gong and meditation on mica fi elds; fossick for crystals; learn about energy; paint with Traditional Owners; connect to an ancient land and culture.
Four unique tours – Earth, Wind, Fire & Water.
Contact Kerrieanne Holani: 0409 906 136
crystaljourneysnt@hotmail.com www.
crystaljourneysnt.com.au
BRUSH FOR CHANGE
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 & practices his chi gong, helping his patients to prevent disease & achieve health & well-being.
Master Tao practices chi gong 3–4 hours every night to gather the chi of the universe which he then emits during the therapy.
According to ancient philosophy, chi creates the whole universe & therefore the human body. When chi circulates in the body, its movement creates energy. Chi removes pain, can cure infection & supplement nutrition.
When master Tao diagnoses you, you don’t have to say anything. Once he puts his hand near your body, Master Tao will know your health condition. He’ll tell you what’s wrong, & the root of the problem. This can also be done via photo-diagnosis; chi gong treatment can be facilitated even at long- distance.
Master Tao teaches chi gong to the patient who is encouraged to practise it regularly. Chi Gong Daoyin is benefi cial in the treatment of a wide range of conditions including spinal problems, sports injuries, chronic conditions, heart diseases, blood pressure, women’s health, infertility etc – 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 / 0402 201 235.
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What I mean when I say ‘gives back’ is, when you purchase an eco-friendly bamboo 4pk of toothbrushes we give back.
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With Australia’s population rapidly approaching the 25 million mark, the impact of plastic toothbrushes on our environment is enormous; approx 100 million each & every year – we want to change that!
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CYCLOPEA METHOD WORKSHOPS
The Cyclopea method of internal activation of the pineal gland was created by the Chilean science journalist and spiritual leader Fresia Castro in the early 1980s in the Andes Mountains highlands in the Atacama Desert, as the new formula to recover our creative powers.
The key that is revealed through this methodology is the deep and practical understanding of how the “Creative Process” is
produced and how we are creating our scenarios, where the most important conditions are the power that our attention has and the quality of the feeling that controls us.
Veronica Sanchez is the presenter of this method in Australia. She delivers workshops in both English and Spanish. She is also a teacher and a writer.
Cyclopea Method: 27 years activating the Pineal Gland around the world.
www.cyclopeamethod.com pinealaustralia@gmail.com http://facebook.com/activacioninternaglandulapinealaustralia Instagram: @cyclopeamethod
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