An Ancient Taoist Sum Faht Qigong & Tai Chi Course designed for Beginner Questers

Quest Coached by Tiffany Lynch


Start Date:
Course Length:
3:30 hours
Quester Level:
Beginner
Price AUD:
$249.99

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Exercise Is The Second Branch of Chinese Medicine:

Do You Want to be Healthy Inside and Outside? What if you could experience renewed joy and confidence as you learn to strengthen your own energy field and cultivate Chi?  What if you could heal Physical and Emotional Blockages? What if you had more connection to the Divine Within and this enabled you to live your life more fully and authentically? Come back to YOU through Love, and the Healing Power of Qigong, the Second Branch of Chinese Medicine.

These ancient exercises (Qigong, Tai Chi & 12 Brocades) benefit our body, mind, and spirit, by strengthening muscles, opening chakras, creating balance, building the bones to deepen the breath, and circulating chi and blood. I will show you how you can create maximum healing for yourself through Qigong, Tai Chi, and Breathwork, plus understand the Ancient Taoist Dan Tian energy elixir. This is a life-changing transformational energy that the Chinese have used in the 8 branches of Chinese Medicine for thousands of years. When you learn to tap into your own energy field it can penetrate and help you heal things physically, and emotionally, it can unravel layers of pain, anxiety, and fear that are creating limitations in your life. You replace this with new feelings of love, compassion, connection, freedom, and healing possibilities on all levels.

Sum Faht is a form of Qigong, Tai Chi, in which we activate the divine energies of the heart. The name comes from the Cantonese phrase “soi sum peen fah faht,” which loosely translated means whatever the heart desires will manifest. The practice of Guided Movements and Qigong enhances our senses - as we sense the movements, we follow them slowly, never rushing ahead of them or anticipating them with our minds. Again, letting go in this way — following not leading — allows us to confront the self, and thereby bring in more healing, integration, and refinement to healing our emotional and physical bodies.

Take the next step and join us on this exciting journey into An Ancient Taoist Sum Faht Qigong & Tai Chi Course.

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Course Overview


Start Date:
Quest Coach:
Course Length:
3:30 hours
Quester Level:
Beginner
Price AUD:
$249.99

Start your Quest  

An Ancient Taoist Sum Faht Qigong & Tai Chi Course Course

Access our incredible Beginner course, packed full of insightful quests.
Start now and learn at your own pace and repeat quests whenever you like.

Introduction to Qigong and Tai Chi
  • The Taoist View on Qigong and Health
  • About Me and My Teacher Wong Loh Sin See
Benifits to Qigong
  • The 5 Main Benefits To Qigong
Understanding All The 8 Branches of Chinese Medicine
  • The Eight Branches of Chinese Medicine, Taoism & The Inner Smile
Dan Tain Energy Elixir - The Seat of The Soul
  • In Depth Understanding of the Dan Tian Energy Elixir Rooted in Chinese Medicine
Variety of Ancient Taoist Breathwork
  • Truly Understand and Navigate Qi, the Breath of Life
The Endocrine System and Lymphatic Relex Points
  • The Endocrine System and Neurolymphatic Reflex Points
The 5 Element Theory in Chinese Medicine
  • Introduction To The Five Elemental Theory in Chinese Medicine
  • Buddha's Spiritual Teachings & Universal Law
The Balance of Yin and Yang
  • Deep Understanding of Yin and Yang Energies
The Charkas
  • Detailed Description of Chakras in Eastern Philosophy
30 Day Healing Cleanse
  • 30 Day Sum Faht Meditation & Chakra Cleanse Questions
Live Demonstrations Of Excercise Moves in Chinese Medicine
  • Live Demonstrations of Yin Qigong
  • Live Demonstration 18 tai chi moves
  • Live Demonstration of the 12 Brocades
Music Meditation
  • UnGuided Meditation Video

We are stars wrapped in skin. The light you are seeking has always been within.

Rumi

Our Course Coach

We are excited to introduce you to Tiffany Lynch who will guide you on your online course journey, and we know you will be inspired by their unique teachings, expertise and wisdom.

Meet Tiffany Lynch, our Spiritual Guide

Tiffany Teaches The First 5 Branches of Chinese Medicine.

I am an empath & an intuitive channel but I wasn't always aware of this ability. I had a difficult childhood, and because of my extreme sensitivity (empathetic ways), this caused a lot of grief, and anxiety as a young adult.  This leads me on a healing journey at a very young age. I tried many healing modalities, and teachers, on my journey.  I found some absolutely fantastic teachers, along the way.

My teacher Leong Tan is from the Chinese community in Malaysia. He has spent much of his life studying spirituality, martial arts, Qi energy flow within the body (as practiced in Asia) and has been working with and channeling the Teacher, Wong Loh Sin See for more than 35 years. Leong has taught me about Taoism and the healing energy of the Dan tain rooted in the 8 branches of Chinese Medicine.

About The Spirit That Leong Channels - We call the Teacher Wong Loh Sin See. “Sin See” means teacher, master or more literally first sage, he is pure spirit. The teacher has never been in human experience. He has no gender or nationality. However, he did begin teaching in the Chinese Community in Malaysia and teaches a philosophy that combines Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. He does say how it is beneficial at this point in time for this ancient philosophy to be reintroduced. I have been an initiated student of Wong Loh Sin See for over 20 years.

My Teachers have taught me "The Tao Way" which entails learning chi energies, and how the 5 branches of Chinese medicine affect us, I have worked closely with my teachers for the past 20 years.  I have grown and cultivated my intuitive gifts. I have been helping and empowering people to understand their own energies to live a more balanced,  joyful, and spiritual life.  Through these outstanding teachers, I have found that there is a spiritual essence in all things, and if you sit quietly and you are present you can literally feel them. This is the life force chi energy that resides in all living things. Through the first 5 branches of Chinese Medicine, you have the ability to transform your life completely. With these branches of Chinese Medicine, I have learned that my sensitivity is actually a strength, and I now embrace my empathic ways.

If you want to learn how to cultivate your energy,  honor your body, enhance your intuitive abilities, have the ability to resolve problems, and create healthy relationships, then come and work with me, and explore the first five branches of Chinese Medicine.

I am a certified Meditation & Qigong Teacher, Astrologer & Feng Shui Professional. I created My Zen Living to help people change their lives, by changing their energy from within, along with changing their energy outwardly.

Check out my Happy Clients and Testimonials Page - https://www.myzenliving.com/clients-results

More about Tiffany Lynch

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Quest from Home

Courses are the perfect way to start your personal wellness journey and to learn, explore new concepts and teachings, and above all thrive. This is time dedicated to looking after your mind, body and soul. Time to unwind, recharge and reconnect to who you are, your innate wisdom and absolute potential.

As part of this, you can learn niche topics like how to start reducing stressors, better look after and care for the body, think differently about nutrition, undertake life-affirming mindful movement and be treated to the fundamental practice of meditation to help you ground, watch your thoughts and better control your monkey mind. And all of this from the comfort of your own home where you can try, fail, succeed and try again to your heart's content and know that you are on the path to a greater you. You even have 6 months from the time your retreat starts to re-watch any of the Course Quests you loved, and really get the most out of your learning. And let's face it, the more you re-watch the Quests, the more likely you are to make new neural pathway connections and form habit changing behaviours which will lead to the ultimate personal transformation.

Become a Quester

PLANNING YOUR COURSE

To help you plan for your An Ancient Taoist Sum Faht Qigong & Tai Chi Course course, our tips and tricks will ensure you achieve the best results, set realistic expectations, have access to re-watch the course content and limit distractions which will help you make the most out of your online course experience.

How should I prepare for my course?

To get the most from your course we will provide you with a list of helpful tips and tricks, including:

  • Consider what clothing helps you stay flexible for your movements and you are comfortable in
  • Tell friends, family or housemates that you need some space and quiet time while you are attending your retreat.
  • Clear your schedule to limit distractions like calls, emails and messages.
  • Use props for your practise -
  • Prepare your quiet retreat space and setup your room to maximise a flow state with -
    • Incense, diffuser, candles or an oil burner
    • A notebook or device to take notes
    • A comfortable seat
    • Headphones or earbuds for a more immersive experience
    • A bottle of water
    • Switch phone to sleep or airplane mode and or turn off all notifications
  • Test your device prior to your course start.
  • Take the time to reconnect and ground yourself in your breaks.
  • Don't set performance expectations, keep an open mind and be prepared to try something new.
  • Re-watch sessions you loved to help embody your learnings and change habits.
  • Follow up with further in-depth courses from any of the coaches that you love learning from or join a retreat to immerse yourself in.
How do I achieve the best results?

Our goal is to help you achieve improved wellbeing by learning new skills to assist in your Quest for self-growth and increased potential.

As part of this experience, repeating lessons can help you better integrate your new knowledge into your current lifestyle with greater ability to change your habits permanently. Then as you improve your skills and hone your interests you can deep dive further into courses specific to what you need.

If you want to improve mobility, health, overall wellbeing or clarity of mind and reduce stress, then a variety of our retreats and courses will help you achieve this. If participating in retreats on a regular basis is something you can achieve, this will help reinforce any new lifestyle habits.

The one thing we do know is that change takes consistent effort over a period of time, there is no shortcut to changing behaviours and adopting a new lifestyle. If your goal is to make big changes, then you will need to commit to a regular routine of participating in the areas you want to improve.

Healthy change does not require someone to flip their routine completely upside down. Change needs to be achievable and realistic, it needs to allow you to maintain your commitment to your work, family and life commitments to be sustainable. We recommend you commit to your goals for at least 90 days to see the results. At this point, if you have been consistent with your new routine, you should see real change.

As an example, implementing 20 minutes of mindful movement and activity per day may be a great start. This may be a blend of exercise, journaling, meditation, goal writing, reviewing your progress for the week, looking at a healthy meal plan for the coming week and even just taking time out for yourself to sit and reflect on the wonderful commitment you are making to yourself.

If finding time to continue practising your new learnings is challenging, going to bed a little earlier and setting the alarm clock to wake 30 minutes earlier are simple hacks to help you start implementing your new routine.

Consistency is the key, participating in your new found skills and continuing to practise them over time will help achieve the desired outcome.

Top tips for having a positive mindset for your Quest

Here are our top tips for setting the best mindset for your Quest and really giving yourself time to absorb the teachings -

  • If you are new to Mindful Movement training, take it easy, give yourself time to see results and do not judge yourself if you are not at the level you want to be.
  • Be kind to yourself, do not push your limits especially if you have any past injuries or have not participated in Mindful Movement training previously.
  • Give yourself time and don’t set expectations about how you should feel or what you need to get out of it. You're doing this for your own self transformation and healing so be kind to yourself if you are not at the level you want to be.
  • Have an open minded approach with the mindset to allow yourself to discover where you are at on this Quest. Be prepared to have moments of awe and wonder, have fun with it so you can see what sticks. This will help you apply the teachings into your life.
  • Ah-ha moments may take time to land. If you don’t have any major revelations straight away, that is perfectly fine. You may find it unravels for you further over the coming days or weeks and when it does provide clarity you will get the full benefit out of the practice.
  • Don’t take it too seriously. We are on a journey of growth and transformation and the more you can play with the content the better you understand it.
  • Listen to your body during all active Quests, take your time and really feel how your body reacts to certain postures to reduce the possibility of injury.
  • Reduce distractions by switching mobile phones and smart watches to ‘airplane mode’ od ‘do not disturb/silent’ mode and quit out of any email browsers or notification software on your computer prior to commencing your Quest.
  • Take time after your class to really absorb the teachings and sit with how it feels within your heart, mind and body.
  • We recommend you listen to the Quest the first time without taking notes so the new information really washes over you and you get a great understanding of the teachings. Go back after you have completed the course and rewatch to take notes on key take-ways and talk to family and friends about what you have learnt. This will help to really cement your understanding, retain the teachings and incorporate it into a regular practice.
  • If you're not really understanding a practice, or feel like you are stuck in your monkey mind, don’t put pressure on yourself. You are where you are and that’s perfect for you right now. You may need to explore this content further after you have had time to digest it and feel more connected to the concepts, when you are in a clearer state of mind.
  • Don’t forget that these Quests will help you have more skills in your toolbox to deal with negativity, instability, trauma and overwhelm. The more you repeat these practises the more automated and competent you become at meeting life’s challenges with a positive behavioural response instead of falling back into old patterns of being unconsciously triggered.
What expectations should I have about my course?

Try not to put pressure on your performance, expectations on how you should feel, or fixate on the outcome of the course. Instead, be open to new ideas, try-on new concepts and be prepared to look at life in new and inspiring ways, and we hope you will walk away with more self knowledge, love and insight than you had before you commenced.

The optimal goal is that at the conclusion of the course, you are inspired and truly committed to your new journey, ready to embody a new lifestyle, improve your wellness habits and strive for an open mindset.

If you learn something that allows you to truly commit to a new journey and you are ready to embody a new lifestyle, improve your wellness habits and strive for an open mindset, that would be an amazing outcome.

We hope this will be one of many courses, retreats and steps that you'll experience in your personal transformation and we hope to be part of your continued life-long learning.

How long do I have access to my course?

We want you to get the very best experience in your course and to learn, thrive and explore new concepts and teachings. Each of the courses you undertake gives you the opportunity to deep dive into the content for 6 months from the date of purchase to re-watch any of the videos you loved, as many times as you like, to really get the most out of your learning. And let's face it, the more you re-watch the Quests, the more immersive an experience you will have, and the more life and habit changing the course content will have on your beautiful life.

How can I limit distractions for my course?

Being 100% committed to your journey is an important first step in achieving your goals and changing your life. Telling someone you trust that you have signed up for a course can also be a powerful motivator as it helps you articulate your commitment to self-learning and dedication to complete your quest.

Turn your phone to airplane mode (or offline mode), put on ‘do not disturb’, and turn your phone on silent. The fewer distractions you have, the more chance you have of being able to totally focus on yourself, reflect on the sessions and enjoy the experience of your course. Change requires action, intent and discipline, if that is what you are seeking, then do the right thing by yourself and commit to your course experience as best you can.

WHAT EQUIPMENT DO YOU NEED?

So you are ready to start your An Ancient Taoist Sum Faht Qigong & Tai Chi Course course straight away, knowing how much space you need at home, items that can be used instead of traditional props and if headphones or earbuds are required, will make it easier to start your quest with confidence.

How much space will I need at home to do my course?

For our courses, we have lots of different Quests that you can undertake, each with different requirements. But as a general rule, when you are completing meditation and more ‘theory’ based learning, you will just need room to sit. If you are completing a physical activity like yoga, pilates or fitness class, having room for a yoga mat with a good arms space around that should be ideal. You need to be able to lie down and stretch your arms and legs out in either direction and not have any obstacles. Also having enough space above your head to raise your arms without hitting any beams or low ceilings is advisable.

There may be the odd walking meditation or request to jump up and run around but nothing that needs too much space. You can always go outside too if that is a better area for the exercise portion of your course. Be sure to check the course description to see if there is anything specifically you need for your learning, and then have fun learning with your quest Coach.

Do I need an outdoor space for my course?

No, you don’t need an outdoor space for your course. Just remember that if you are doing your course outdoors, that an area undercover would be ideal so you can learn in all weather conditions and having something soft to sit on or a yoga mat will make it more comfortable for you. If there is a walking meditation as part of your course, you can walk indoors or outdoors, wherever there are less obstacles.

You may find that in between quests, if you have an outdoor space, that going outside and sitting on the grass or taking your shoes off and walking on the earth is a great way to ground yourself and reconnect, and can be a good way to reset before your next class.

What equipment do I need?

Your OneQuest course is designed to be viewed online on a device like a smartphone, tablet, laptop, computer or smart TV so a good internet connection is ideal, but don’t forget if you need to rewind or watch a section of the course again, you certainly can.

For the yoga sessions, your teacher may request the use of props like a blanket, block, bolster or strap to assist with your asana positions and help support your body alignment and comfort. If you don’t have any of these handy, you could use the following -

  • Pillow or firm cushion
  • Blanket or throw
  • Rolled up towels that can also be secured with rubber bands
  • Stack of books tied up or wrapped in a towel
  • Belt, tie, sock, scarf or rope

It is also handy to have an exercise yoga mat to practise on to not only support your practise but also to help keep you more stable, especially on slippery surfaces. If you don't have a mat you can practise on non-skid carpet, a rug that is non-slip or a slightly damp towel so it is more grippy.

For meditation sessions, it is recommended to sit on a cushion, blanket, block, bolster, stool or chair so you are comfortable sitting for an extended period of time. Keeping your hips above your knees also helps to keep your posture in good alignment and stop your feet going to sleep so you have a more enjoyable experience.

If you are considering purchasing some props, use our Guide to Yoga Props article for tips on how to choose the right items to support your practice.

Do I need headphones, earbuds or a webcam?

Our courses and retreats do not require you to have a webcam. This is on purpose so you can comfortably learn from home, without anyone seeing you. So if pyjamas are your go-to attire then that is perfectly fine and no one's the wiser! So even if there happens to be a live portion, you can stay perfectly anonymous and stay webcam-free.

Headphones or earbuds can be a great way to tune out the world and better control your level of focus on the content you are learning which will help you stay motivated. They are a great investment if you don’t already have a set, however any cabled listening headphones will cause some restrictions in physical activity classes.

Headphones and earbuds can be a great option if you are in a shared space or, if you want to listen to your quest content on the road or while you are walking. With more vigorous exercise (if you have chosen one of our fitness or yoga Quests) you will find it more difficult to wear headphones unless they are wireless/bluetooth. Earbuds are much smaller and often water resistant, are lighter and more stable during rapid movements.

Bluetooth options are most helpful to remove any cables connecting you to your device and you can move around more freely.

If you don't risk anything, you risk even more.

Erica Jong, Writer.