Fa Gong - Activation of vital energy

Increase your energy level
Experience what you do not think is possible
Feel the power of Qi
Fa Gong is the ability of a Qigong master to send the life energy Qi (jap. Ki) through his fingers or palms from a distance. Fa Gong masters use this technique to restore health, or to strengthen the energy of people. The receiving person perceives the Qi as warmth, tingling, pleasant needle stitches, or even as a weak electric current.

Grandmaster Zhou Gan Shen is one of the few masters who have the ability to send Qi as a sensible heat or electric current without touching the person. He will not only demonstrate his exceptional ability at the seminars, but also use Fa Gong directly with you.

Master Theo Schmidt will teach in the seminars forms of the Daoist Hui Chun Gong, as well as the 13 forms of the Ba Shi Qigong, where Ba Shi is first publicly taught. The energetic exercises of the Qigong open the meridians, strengthen the Qi flow and are thus an optimal preparation for a Qi transmission.
Seminar content
Grandmaster Zhou Gan Sheng will demonstrate his extraordinary abilities in the seminar. Experience how he emits Qi from his fingers scattering ashes or breaks a marble stone with two fingers (STANDARD seminar).

In addition, he will perform the Fa Gong which was booked by you individually in a separate room (PREMIUM seminar).

In the practical part, Master Theo Schmidt will teach selected exercises of the Daoist Qigong Hui Chun Gong and the entire set of Wu Taijiquan-Qigong Ba Shi. Ba Shi will be publicly taught in this seminar for the first time.

Hui Chun Gong
Hui Chun Gong (“Back to Spring”) was developed by Daoists on Hua Shan Mountain in China. The main goal of the exercises is the strengthening or rather the restoration of the health through the free flow of Qi and blood, as well as the reassurance of the mind. The positive effects of the Hui Chun Gong mainly depend on the stimulation of the blood circulation, the metabolism and the immune system, as well as the strengthening of the hormonal power.

Ba Shi
Although the name Ba Shi means “eight forms”, the entire eight-part set consists of thirteen exercises. This form of Qigong goes back to Wu Jian Quan, the founder of Wu Taijiquan. The name “eight forms” refers to the eight criteria that are fulfilled in this Qigong form: accumulation, circulation, steering, balance, spirals, mixing, synthesis, storage.

The seminar is suitable for beginners and advanced.
Participation is possible without any prior knowledge and age restriction.

seminar times
Friday: 5 – 8 pm
Saturday: 10am – 5pm
Sunday: 10am – 2pm
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