The Group now meets every Tuesday and Thursday at the Sek Menengah Kebangsaan TTDI in Jalan Leong Yew Koh for practices. All sessions are from 8:00 – 10.00 pm.
.....................Contact:
.....................Ms Pat Wong (012-398 0643)
.....................Mrs. Ang Kwang Chok (03 7728 7636)
Port Dickson Bayu Beach Resort Camp
TTDI Zhineng Qigong organised a camp at Bayu Beach Resort, Port Dickson from 22 Nov till 25 Nov 2007 . The theme of the camp was " IN HARMONY WITH NATURE & SOCIETY"
The camp was conducted by 2 Masters from China, namely Master Feng Guangde and Master Liu Zhi Jun. Over 100 participants from TTDI Centre, Sandakan Centre, Lahat Datu Centre and Singapore Centre attended the camp.
The highlight of the camp was the introduction of the New Harmony Hunyuan Qigong, an extended part of ZQ. The new module enable one to strengthen physical, biological and immunity system of one's body and also mental agility.
Zhineng Qigong Annual Dinner 2007
TTDI Zhineng Qigong Annual Dinner 2007 was held at Bukit Kiara on the 17/3/2007 with 100 members attending the function. The theme was "Tropical Nite" and the highlights of the event were the kakaoke contest using dantian qi, party games and lucky draws.The photo below shows the organising committee with Mr Chia Ah Loy as Chairman.
ZQ Group's Trip to Huangshan, China
Thirty qigong partitioners from TTDI ZQ Centre went to the cool-climate Anhui Huangshan Workers Sanatorium to advance their ZQ practice and theory under the guidance of Master Feng and Chen Laoshi, both from China.
The camp lasted from 10/4/2007 till 17/4/2007 with intensive training and theory sessions. The ZQ training covered advancement in group qi healing, modification of ZQ methods of practice and indepth knowledge into cosmic energy to enchance practitioner’s skill in cultivation of that vital energy or otherwise known as “qi”.
The camp ended with a well deserved tour covering Mt Huangshan, Hongcun Village, Tunxi, Thousand Island Lake, Hangzhou and Shanghai as the final leg on 21/4/2007. The Huangshan sightseeing covered the wonders and beauty of Mt Huangshan, namely the Celestical Capitol Peak, the fantastic pines, sea of clouds, the hot springs and the grotesque rocks, the ancient village of Hongcun, sightseeing at the Thousand Island Lake at Hangzhou and shopping at Shanghai..
The Zhineng Qigong Group's
Certificate of Appreciation from
Sekolah Menegah Kebangsaan TTDI
The Zhineng Qigong Group received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Sekolah Menegah Kebangsaan Taman Tun Dr Ismail's for their contributions towards the school's Jogathon held last 30 July 2005 as well as the groups assistance in the maintenance of some of the school's facilities.
TESTIMONIAL FOR ZHINENG QIGONG
After retiring from University Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) in 1995, I continued working on contract with Akademi Tentera Malaysia (ATMA) for about nine years. Before completely retiring from academic life, I wanted to get involved in activities that would keep me active.
In early 2003, I read about the Zhineng Qigong in the TTDI Residents’ Association Newsletter. A new class was about to start then. My wife and I decided to enroll in the class and since then we have been very regular in our attendance as we enjoy the sessions tremendously. Enrolling for the Zhineng Qigong is the best decision we had made.
The instructors or laoshi(s), under the leadership of Laoshi Patricia Wong, are some of the most dedicated and helpful people I have come across in my life. They are not in it for financial gains but as a service to the community. They are also good examples of the code of conduct as written by the founder of Zhineng Qigong, Grandmaster Prof Pang Ming in his book “Introduction to qigong”
I like the way every session ends with the words “Zhou Fu Ren Lei” which means "doing service to people". I am also picking up many Mandarin words because the classes are conducted both in English and Mandarin.
Qigong is very good for everybody more so for the retired people. Apart from giving us the opportunity to circulate with others, qigong is very good for health. At present we are already practicing modules one and two. The qigong movements are slow and precise. We are practically exercising every part of the body.
In the book Chinese Qigong Therapy (1985) the authors described qigong in the following words “Qigong is an art (a skill) of strengthening health practiced in China. It plays an active role in preventing and treating diseases, protecting and strengthening health, resisting premature senility (decrepitude) and prolonging life.”
Join the class if you want to know how this description of qigong is put into practice.
We have found it to be very effective and are complaining less about our health problems.
Associate Prof. S.A. Karim
TTDI
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