Coach Delphine started qigong in her early 20s. After moving to Canada, she worked in different industries and started her business in 2009. In 2017, she co-founded Onenergy Institute with Master Dai. She is a certified qigong instructor.
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Look closely at what your new year resolutions are for, and understand that wellbeing will never bring consciousness. Consciousness beings don’t need new year resolutions.
I’ve made a mistake to believe that those are what make them successful. Turn out that it is not their skillset or knowledge, or their social networking, or their personality, or the self identification that they hold for themselves. It is something else, which most of people miss to see.
Chinese has a culture of Qi foods. There are a lot of old sayings about foods and Qi in Chinese, for example 人以食为天. Word by word translation is: food is considered as big as the sky. Traditionally Chinese people believe that the best practice for maintaining health is by eating.
Every day on public media, social media, literally everywhere people are spreading news about Coronavirus, 1000 times quicker than the actual virus spreading. Since early February, our parents and siblings have been…
In meditation and Qigong practices, I often hear people discuss about how to use the mind and how to stop the mind. It seems that a lot of us are struggling with the mind problem.
A fiction story about how the beautiful but miserable rainbow fish walked on the true heart path and found her truth back, and then became blissful. Author created this story using the characters in the original Rainbow Fish story written by Marcus Pfister.