Introduction to Qi Dao Workshop

Saturday, September 19, 2009, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

For the first time in over a year, Lama Tantrapa will be presenting a workshop in the Portland area. This rare event sponsored by Academy of Qi Dao at: 11725 SW Greenburg Road in Tigard (at the intersection of Greenburg and Lincoln Avenue).

Join us for a day of exploration of the energetic principles underlying most styles of Qigong and Tai Chi. The foundational practices of Qi Dao will enable you to become more aware of the flow of energy in your body and your life. The beauty of this approach is in focusing on the practical applications, not just theory, so that you will not only understand but also learn to apply this energy awareness to virtually every sphere of your life. A particular emphasis will be made on the self-healing applications of Qi Dao:

~ How to develop a harmonious culture of movement
~ How to use meditation to manage and prevent stress
~ How to boost your immunity and eliminate allergies
~ How to increase your range of motion and flexibility
~ How to be more balanced centered and grounded

In this enlightening workshop, Lama Tantrapa will help you discover the spiritual foundation of Tibetan Dream Yoga introduced from the perspective of the practical, step-by-step path to becoming more awake in the dream called daily life. He will also share his unique approach to lucid dreaming, meditation and enlightenment. There is no other spiritual teacher in this country with such a clear and profound method of self-realization that is so down-to-earth and free of mumbo-jumbo!

The space is limited to 20 participants, so register early and take advantage of the early bird discount: only $150.00 if registered by September 1, 2009. Registration after September 1 is $175.00 or $195.00 at door.

The first ten registrants will receive an "early bird" bonus - bestselling meditation CD entitled Qi Dao Initiation!

Click here to register now! For more details please email us at: academy@qidao.org.

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