PRESS ON QI An Interview with Jeff Primack
conducted by Publisher Damon Damato Part 1 of 2
Can you bring a Universal meaning to describe ‘what is Qi?’
Qi is the electric life presence that beats the human heart and charges the air we breathe. Gong, like Gong Fu, is a repeated action to activate higher energy. Qigong generates a powerful magnetic fi eld in the hands, and this energy “dilates arteries”, healing what it touches. T e eff ects of Qi are profound for increasing circulation and improving endocrine imbalances. Science will discover Qi is related to static electricity and can be harnessed with hand postures.
Qi Revolution is coming to Bradenton, Florida, for your National Event, July 28 to 30. What is your higher vision for sharing this kind of heal- ing with a thousand people?
I believe when more human beings develop “Qi Awareness”, human evolution will go higher. We hold our National Event once a year and transform a convention center into sacred space. Our intention is to experience the authentic healing and stress-dissolving practices of Qigong in a strong group energy fi eld. Sound, light and Qi graphics are used to improve learning so everyone can feel what is going on even without any previous experience. It’s rare that one-thousand people all simultaneously inhale at the same second while holding the same healing prayer. Many people who attend heal old injuries and nearly everyone is strengthened by the energy. Our vision for this event is to upliſt the group energy to the highest level to benefi t all who attend.
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Is there signifi cance to practicing Qigong in large groups?
From 1980 to 1999 the Chinese people gathered for Qigong events inside arenas and stadiums with tens of thousands of people. Dr. Yan Xin led the fi rst wave of Qi awareness with integrity, but other fake masters misused Qigong to protest the government and consequently Qigong was banned in large group settings. Chinese people had discovered the secret of “group energy” and it went beyond the roar of a rock concert or the cheers at a football game. Qigong was a weekly outing in China for two decades and people viewed it as an opportunity to be strengthened and healed while enjoying fellowship with friends. Qi sensations and internal benefi ts reach into the scientifi c minds of truth-seeking men and women. Where two or more practice Qigong sincerely, there exists a larger living fi eld of energy and I believe it’s stronger when more people practice.
T e breathwork at the Qi Revolution is transformative. Since every person is connected to it, do you believe the answers to healing and overcoming negative emotions are found here?
Breathing is the most powerful skill humans can learn to attune with the spirit of life. Genesis 2:7 reveals, “God breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” Aſt er teaching Qigong breathing to groups large and small, I would say there is a connection. People report euphoric vibrational experiences when they do our Breath Empowerment, even if they don’t believe Qi exists. Breathwork is the best Gong Fu; repeated deep breaths will break the veil of darkness and bad thoughts, eventually fl ooding the body with light energy.
Can one become more peaceful and increase awareness from the breath?
A surgeon, Perrin Clark, MD, who attended our national event last year, frequently went home stressed out aſt er telling fi ve patients a day they had cancer. His job was to be a bearer of bad news. Dr. Perrin held his breath a lot! He reported his stress went down dramatically aſt er attending Qi Revolution and learning Qigong. As a result, he attended my advanced trainings and was certifi ed to share Qigong and Food Healing. He now tells cancer patients about eating asparagus—the highest source of glutathione for boosting phase two liver detoxifi cation.
T ere are a number of healing routines within the Qi Revolution experience. Do you need to be fi t to participate? Can one receive healing attributes if they are out of shape, ill or have other physical impairments?
People with injuries oſt en experience pain relief doing Qigong in the fi rst morning practices. We are okay with people practicing where their body is at and
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