Zhineng Qigong and Yuan Tze Human Life Science
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Welcome to Yuan Tze Life Science Centre
Zhineng Qigong and Yuan Tze Human Life Science
The Yuan Tze Human Life Science Centre is based in Wellington, New Zealand. We offer Zhineng Qigong and Yuan Tze Human Life Science.
Do you, your family or friends suffer from physical or mental conditions?
Have you found no way to change these conditions?
Are you seeking ways to deal with issues or problems in your life?
Do you really want to bring fundamental change to your life, physically, mentally or spiritually?
Yuan Tze Human Life Science Centre is presenting the essence of traditional Chinese culture made relevant to contemporary times for people who want to change and elevate their lives.
Mission Statement
To promote Yuan Tze Human Life Science in New Zealand and around the world.
History of the Centre
The Yuan Tze Centre was established in October 2003, initially to bring the teachings of Zhineng Qigong and Yuan Tze Human Life Science to those who wished to improve their health and develop their potential.
Many classes and seminars were conducted for this purpose, along with Qi healing sessions for individuals and groups. CDs of the methods of Zhineng Qigong were compiled to facilitate practice.
The next step of the Centre’s development was the commencement of the Qigong Teachers’ and Therapists’ Training Programme in April 2004. This eight-level programme was conducted in two-week blocs and concluded in August 2006. Over 100 people participated in this intensive programme, focussing on life development and on the methods of Zhineng Qigong.
This programme was recorded and the teaching programme is now available in DVD format both for aspiring teachers and for individuals who have an interest in improving health and life.
The first four levels of the course have been used to compile a book: ‘Voyage to the Shore - An Invitation to Enhance Your Health and Develop Your Life’ which was published in March 2008.
About Yuan Tze
Yuan Tzewas born in 1962 in Rudong County of Jiansu Province, China. While only a baby, he was taken to live at a Daoist monastery and lived there until the age of 4. He sees this as the beginning of his journey to follow the Dao. At the age of 7 Yuan Tze began practising martial arts.
At 17 years of age, he started Daoist Qigong, and then later studied Confucianism, Buddhism, traditional and modern Qigong, Folk Qigong, Traditional Chinese Medicine and folk medicine, following a number of great Masters in each. Yuan Tze considers himself very fortunate to have met these Masters and to have received secret teachings from them in various areas. Many of these Masters were reclusive hermits or people who do not reveal their abilities. These people had acquired knowledge and special abilities passed down from Master to disciple through generations and had reached very high levels of realisation. They accepted only one or two disciples throughout their lives.
Yuan Tze has reached a high level of realization and has developed special abilities through his Masters' physical, verbal and heart-to-heart teaching and through his own hard work. He believes this practice and experience has brought him deep understanding and a breadth of knowledge that provides a sound basis for further development. Although he earned the title ‘Master’ in his early twenties, Yuan Tze eschews the use of this title, preferring to be known as Yuan Tze, his name of cultivation, or Liu Laoshi (Teacher Liu).
He considers that the term ‘Master’ has been diminished by improper use and that true abilities are more important than any title.
Service Categories
Meditation, Qigong
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