River's Chi House

Happy Wu Chi Chi Kung was the practice Master Tam taught me and practicing and teaching it has changed my life profoundly for the better. I practiced Happy Wu Chi every day, twice a day for three years. I learned this practice in 1989 and I still practice and teach it today. This is the first time I have shared this practice online. I am only sharing it like this because Master Tam has left his body and has given me permission to share it like this now. I sincerely believe this practice is one that will bring those who practice it immense benefits and I give it to you personally from my heart to yours with my deep love, appreciation and respect. Do with it as you will. I love you Master Tam and I feel your presence and guidance everyday as I do all my Sufi friends and teachers who have left their bodies. I will join you all soon, inshAllah and we will dance and sing and drink the wines that do not come from a bottle. (bow and a smile)  I have changed the name to Happy Kindnes...

Click the following link to go to  QiMaster: Home Page A western-trained physician in China, researcher, and Grandmaster of Qi Gong, Master Hong came to the United States with the mission of bringing the knowledge and experience of natural healing to the West. He wrote the first book on Qi Gong, The Healing Art of Qi Gong (softcover) or Mastering Miracles (hardcover), published by Warner Books, and has dedicated his life to healing, research, teaching and establishing a non-profit organization, the Natural Healing Research Foundation to educate and research complementary health programs to help with the world's greatest health challenges. Master Hong has worked with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Cancer Institutes (NCI) researching Chinese herbs that may have significant therapeutic benefit in adjunct cancer treatment. He is an adjunct professor with the University of Hawaii. The University has been a co-sponsor of Master's Asthma Humanitarian Event...

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"We live in a time in which the lowest common denominator has been elevated as the standard. This mediocrity is screaming out at us and people are just trying to make it through their day. We need a new story."   "Even if you don't know what you want, buy something, to be part of the exchanging flow. Start a huge, foolish, project, like Noah. It makes absolutely no difference what people think of you." --"Rumi: We Are Three, New Rumi Translations by Coleman Barks," 1987 If we want to change things for the better for ourselves and all the people we need to really live lives that become the stories that are told long after we die that nourish our people for seven generations and encourage others to do the same. After all I believe we came to these bodies to do just that. But we forgot our intentions because part of the price we have to pay to come into these bodies is to forget where we came from and why we came. Then we are raised and educated by ...