Society is coming to a point of readiness on a large scale for a shift in paradigm. The weight of our pursuit of satisfaction is becoming a pathology and opiates/drugs a re symptom of the need for quiescence in a sped up mixed up shook up sped up world.
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Please enjoy the following videos
Recovering The Way Qigong merges a simple but elegant mind body practice with the principles of recovery to bring about an enduring sense of calm and wellness.
One of the most important yet baffling aspects of recovery is coming to intuit a sense of the Divine. Qigong offers tools and broadens options by opening the senses in a slightly different but very practical way.
Ineffable Higher Powers spoken about in Recovery were written into our Constitution and Declaration of Independence. This video traces its roots through the eyes of Walt Whitman, William James and Bill Wilson.
“Finding Our Higher Power” is a modified Qigong movement that helps us connect with the Divine through our heart-mind (mind + body.) Don’t let its simplicity fool you.
Recovering The Way Qigong as explained by Josie Weaver, President of The Healer Within Foundation. HWF, a nationally renown IRS 503(c) NFP based in Santa Barbara sees the benefit of mixing mind body meditative movements with the psycho emotional benefits of the 12 step program.
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I merged my practice of mind/body meditation with the principles of recovery for healing. This was not done for others, but it was my own path to healing. Some of the principles of the 12-step paradigm dovetail beautifully with mind/body meditation.
Recovering The Way is a melding of some of the most powerful healing paradigms: Chinese Medicine, exemplified by Qigong, the principles of Recovery and modern medical information. It is a seamless practice of gentle movement, self reflection, self applied acupressure in a profoundly simple but elegant package.
People find their way into Self Help programs because they have not been able to attain a level of peace and wellness in their lives that permits them to live with the sense of ease and freedom they believe might be attainable.
If our minds were an inn, there would be many guests - a victim, a martyr, a hero, a child, a king or a queen, a bigger a miser a court jester and more. Each guest thinks they own the joint. The awareness of the host is the first step in clarity of mind.
I presented at the 4th annual Worldwide Webinar on Integrative and Traditional Medicine on the subject of Mitigating Addictive Anxiety with RTW Qigong
Walt Whitman’s “Democratic Vistas” was published in 1871. He spoke of the unique American freedom to conceptualize the Divine directly, without codified religion or dogma. He had a great influence on American Spirituality
All I have to do is stop the chatter in my head and quiet my body and I'll be fine. Right. Like how are we supposed to do that? RTW gives us simple practices from the world of Qigong, Recovery and basic scientific awareness to knit together an easy fun and useful experience. It's meditation, self empowerment, self-awareness and exercise all in one.
In this video, Dan goes into more detail on how to develop the internal feeling of Qi. He also offers information on the cranial nerves, the cerebellum's role in balance and how we can trigger the parasympathetic by massage and visualization. By becoming aware of the sensations and carefully noting them we can easily settle down, only having to follow.a few simple suggestions. The Western Medical world meets Oriental Medicine in the broad and open tapestry of the 12 step method.
