is an internationally recognized teacher and healer who received his training from a variety of Grandmasters in China and at the world's largest Qigong hospital. This "medicine-less" hospital, Zhineng Qigong Center, has treated over 200,000 patients with over 185 different illnesses and has a 95% success rate.

Receiving an MA in Math and Fine Arts in the US, Master Gu has also studied Taichi, Yoga and Buddhist Meditation. As the founder of the International Chi Healing Center and Wisdom Healing Foundation, Master Gu has taught Qigong to thousands in the USA, China and Europe. His teaching emphasizes activating the power of inner self-healing and facilitates the release of chronic illness, improving health and well-being. Wisdom Healing™ Qigong synthesizes many forms of traditional Qigong, Eastern and Western medicine and is a concentrated and powerful system of healing on all levels of being.

TEACHER MA

is a renowned healer known as the epitomy of compassion and service to others. After healing herself and recovering from a severe autoimmune disorder, she completed her Master teacher training at the Huaxia Zhineng Qigong training center in Hebei. She specializes in the treatment of depression, malaise, and low immunity.

TEACHER ZHAO YOU MEI

is the eminent teacher of Qigong for children. After recovering from a severe accident which damaged her lower spine, she went on to obtain her Master teacher certification at Huaxia Zhineng Qigong training center in Hebei. She spent more than six years there, specializing in the training of children, developing their innate abilities.

TEACHER BIN LIU | YUAN TZE & M. KUNG

At 17 years of age, Yuan Tze started studying 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.