Description
Body, mind, and spirit are the embodiment of oneness and are inseparable from each other. Spirit manifests to experience life and reaches its highest potential through cultivation. Without a healthy body, the spirit can never reach its foremost potential for growth. Shen, or spirit, also reflects the natural law that everything happens for a reason. Spirit must decide which body to choose to help it achieve its highest life purpose. Entering the invisible world of the Five Element Consciousness Framework we're offered a way to nurture egg quality by helping the body attain a higher level of physical, emotional, and spiritual harmony. At the body level, high egg quality becomes a byproduct of strengthened Liver organ function and Kidney organ function. Grand Master Lu will discuss consciousness and spirit, how to apply the Five Element Consciousness Framework, share acupoints, and herbal recommendations.
Learning Objectives
1. Participants will analyze the relationship between the invisible world (Spirit) and the visible world (health).
2. Participants will apply 5 Element Consciousness to Liver and Kidney function.
3. Participants will learn acupoints for building egg quality.
Nan Lu, OMD is the founding director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine World Foundation, the country’s foremost educational organization for traditional Chinese medicine. He is also founder of the Breast Cancer Prevention Project and breastcancer.com. As Grand Master of Wu Ming Qigong, he is a lineage holder of ancient knowledge not found in textbooks today. He has devoted his life to preserving the unique body-mind-spirit wisdom of TCM and Wu Ming Qigong. A longtime TCM practitioner, his mission is to help patients and his Qigong students to discover their healing abilities and the effect of consciousness in everyday health. Dr. Lu’s latest book is, Digesting the Universe: A Revolutionary Framework for Healthy Metabolism Function, a major work that address the multidimensional aspects of today’s chronic health issues. He holds a doctorate in traditional Chinese medicine from Hubei College (University) of TCM, China, and is a clinical associate professor at the State University New York, (SUNY) at Stony Brook, School of Social Welfare. tcmworld.org, breastcancer.com, taoofhealing.com