Feeling chi with Chi Nei Tsang applied qigong

"Chi" means energy and "Nei Tsang" means internal organs. Chi  Nei Tsang was originally developed by Chinese Taoist monks to  strengthen their bodies to carry the energy required to perform their  spiritual practices. Practitioners work CNT points on the  abdomen and the body to train internal organs to  work more efficiently and to improve energy flow in the body. Mary Ellen is a Chi Nei Tsang Senior Teacher of levels 1 thru 3 in the Taoist system brought to the west by Master Mantak Chia.  

 Reiki  (pronounced ray-kee) in Japanese means "universal life energy." It is a  healing technique of transmitting life energy by placing the hands  gently in specific positions either on or above the body. This laying-on  of hands is designed to relieve pain, restore vitality, heal illnesses,  and aid spiritual growth. It was developed by Dr. Mikao Usui, a  Christian monk in Japan, who came upon ancient manuscripts revealing the  healing system in the 19th century. Mary Ellen is a Reiki Master.

This session affords more time to receive and actual attunement to the Reiki energy  which only a Reiki Master can perform.

 Within  the craniosacral system is the cerebrospinal fluid that moves in a  slight but perceptible tide-like manner. Craniosacral therapists assist  in facilitating change in areas of restriction where this tide-like  motion is limited, confined, and immobilized. By using a gentle light  touch, this fluid becomes more rhythmic and balanced, and the central  nervous system is restored. Mary Ellen has studied with  Dr. John  Upledger. 

This session offers the opportunity to explore a more relax session and allows for Somato Emotional release should it arise.

Hawaiian  for "soothe or work out," Lomi lomi is a healing technique handed down  from ancient Hawaiian healers. Spiritual in nature, Mary Ellen's practice is as it was  practiced on the ali'i and  taught by her Hawai'ian Kahuna, Kimo. She encourages release of stagnant energy with gentle rocking technique and if the student is ready Ho'o'pono'pono which is spiritual healing to release the past and look to the future. 

Gua Sa is a scraping of tissues to release stagnant chi or sha and is used in Chi Nei Tsang Treatments.

Its function is to encourage the movement of chi.

This particular modality can be used to clear stagnant chi from the  meridians and improves structure and function both in the abdominal  organs and the musculoskeletal system.

• Inner Smile (smiling into the organs, nervous system and digestive tract to correct imbalance in chi)
• Cosmic Healing Sounds (vibrate organs and release stagnant chi thru central channel via the breath
• Microcosmic Orbit (correct the flow of chi thru governing and conception vessels
• Fusion of the 5 elements (convert stagnant chi into usable chi for personal healing)
• Bone Breathing and Bone Packing meditations  (for practitioners of the healing arts)

• guided imagery to support clarity of purpose
• regression to explore your past
• goal setting