You will learn how to teach the moving form of Pangu Shengong.

If there are no new teacher applicants an advanced lecture will still take place during this time.

Advanced Topics for PGSG Instructors, similar to topics covered in his Path-of-Life lecture. However, topics will be more advanced, similar to annual PGSG retreats. There will be a 1.5 hour break for lunch and there are many restaurants located near the hotel.

Master Ou sends energy focused on the different structures in brain to facilitate the development of intuitive abilities, participants receive a profound deep healing physically and spiritually, and Master Ou shares information he has received during his personal development. New information is shared with each class.

Limited spaces for this class. If you are interested we strongly encourage you to sign up early. Course is intended only for individuals who have previously learned the Pangu Tai Chi form. The class will focus on corrections to Level 1.

Corrections to Level 1 Form, and conditioning in order to advance to Level 2 Form
Taught by Tai Chi Master Vincent Chu (Boston, MA); son of Tai Chi Grand Master Gin Soon Chu. Vincent began studying Tai Chi at a very early age from his father.

Vincent’s father, Gin Soon Chu was a student of the famous Grand Master Yang Sau Chung, the world leader of the Yang school. Grand Master Yang taught thousands, who have in turn promulgated the art throughout the world. Gin Soon Chu was accepted as a disciple in 1977 and made responsible by Grand Master Yang for the sustenance and propagation of the Yang family tradition throughout North America.

For the last several years, Vincent has been working with Master Ou to create Pangu Tai Chi, otherwise called by Vincent as “Returning Tai Chi Chuan Form”. In addition to the Pangu Tai Chi Form’s function of working on martial-arts fundamentals such as agility, balance, coordination, and opening the body’s joints by stretching the ligaments, tendons, and muscle groups – Pangu Tai Chi has two unique features.

First, Pangu Tai Chi harnesses the qi of the universe in order for it to improve the body’s physiological condition, including the immune system; and, second, an emphasis on exercising the lower body – while not neglecting the upper torso – to improve blood circulation, thus making it easier for the blood to return to the heart.

Pangu Tai Chi exercises both sides of the body equally, and it can be performed in a very limited space. The form is divided into three parts, each about 7-8 minutes in length – beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.

Advanced Topics for PGSG Instructors, similar to topics covered in his Path-of-Life lecture. However, topics will be more advanced, similar to annual PGSG retreats. There will be a break for lunch in between.

Master Ou will share with individuals the unique journey he has experienced over the past several decades which has led him to developing the qigong that we know as Pangu Shengong. Master Ou shares how the benefits of PGSG practice are realized much more expeditiously when one understands and is able to focus on the quality of the practice as well as the quantity. To help individuals understand and implement good quality practice and therefore maximize the potential benefits of PGSG he will share some of the tempering processing and spiritual discoveries that he experienced as he worked through varies life challenges. He will then share how these experiences led to his understanding of the energetic, physical and spiritual world we live in and consequently the abilities he now shares with this PGSG students with the hope that they too will develop this same understanding and energetic awareness and abilities.

This course was designed as a reward for those who have been diligently practicing both the Foundational Qi Cultivation Moving Form & Cognitive & Sensory Development Non-Moving Form for about 6 months. Practice is necessary for about 6 months to allow the body to absorb Qi at this accelerated rate. A Qigong form is taught that will cultivate Qi at a rate 3x faster than both the Foundational Qi Cultivation Moving Form & Cognitive & Sensory Development Non-Moving Form.

Also, during retakes, energy is sent to participants to assist in elevating the heart & soul, facilitating optimal health and healing injuries and illness.

Participants learn a Qigong form that cultivates Qi to develop a strong energetic & physical body, healing the body from illness and injury to facilitate and maintain optimal health.

Participants receive energy to assist them in healing from illnesses and/or injuries; & to elevate the heart & soul to allow for more effective energy cultivation when practicing this Qigong.

The energy in retaking this course is equivalent to the energy received during a 1:1 healing session with Master Ou.

Participants learn a Qigong form that cultivates energy for the different structures and functions of the brain and central nervous system to develop stronger sensory and cognitive functioning; including improved memory, creativity, and is also good for improving spinal cord conditions.

Enhances spiritual development.

Participants receive energy to facilitate increased cognitive and sensory functioning of the brain. Energy is equivalent to energy received during a 1:1 healing session with Master Ou.

Master Ou sends energy focused on the different structures in brain to facilitate the development of intuitive abilities, participants receive a profound deep healing physically and spiritually, and Master Ou shares information he has received during his personal development. New information is shared with each class.

This event is divided into four sections.

Master Ou will start with a 10-15 min lecture about Qi Gong, and in particular the healing benefits of PGSG.

Master Ou will then send energy to all participants in a classroom setting for 15 minutes.

Participants will have an opportunity to meet 1:1 to discuss health challenges with Master Ou.

As individuals are meeting 1:1 with Master Ou, other participants will be doing PGSG moving forms in a group, as they wait for their turn to speak with Master Ou.

Common question: What is the difference between a 1:1 healing and the group healing session? The healing result is the same. Therefore, its personal preference. Some choose to attend both when they are offered.

Note: Limited to 15 participants.