Fostering the Taoist tradition through Cultivation, Education, and the Arts
DEEPENING PRACTICE SUMMER RETREAT
Instructor:莫至城 道長 Harrison Moretz
August 9th - August18th
Location: Xuan Xiu Gong Taoist Sanctuary
August 9th - August18th
Location: Xuan Xiu Gong Taoist Sanctuary
The Deepening Practice Retreat is an opportunity to immerse oneself in dedicated practice, which results in accelerated progress.
Throughout the retreat, there will be an emphasis on individual guidance to deepen each participant’s skill and understanding, regardless of experience level.
The curriculum will include meditation, qigong, and form practice throughout the day with a talk and discussion each evening after dinner.
Essential in the practice of the Hun Yuan system is the idea of Nourishing. It is only through the understanding and practice of Nourishing that health and vitality are cultivated, and true skill develops.
Extended practice in a natural setting allows opportunity to access and harvest the qi of nature and to strengthen and deepen one’s own practice.
Throughout the retreat, there will be an emphasis on individual guidance to deepen each participant’s skill and understanding, regardless of experience level.
The curriculum will include meditation, qigong, and form practice throughout the day with a talk and discussion each evening after dinner.
Essential in the practice of the Hun Yuan system is the idea of Nourishing. It is only through the understanding and practice of Nourishing that health and vitality are cultivated, and true skill develops.
Extended practice in a natural setting allows opportunity to access and harvest the qi of nature and to strengthen and deepen one’s own practice.
TAOIST PSYCHOLOGY INTENSIVE
Instructor:莫至城 道長 Harrison Moretz
Sunday August 25th
9:30am - 3:30pm
Taoist Psychology utilizes the maps and symbols shared throughout traditional Chinese culture offering a practical method to transform the habitual nature and return to one’s original nature.
With roots in Taoist, Buddhist and Confucian cultivation, Taoist Psychology shares the language and view of Chinese medicine and the Yi Jing.
With roots in Taoist, Buddhist and Confucian cultivation, Taoist Psychology shares the language and view of Chinese medicine and the Yi Jing.
