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World’s Largest Medicineless HospitalPlease read this article in it’s (brief) entirety. A hospital in China that uses Chi Gong, and where those who come for healing from illness and disease are called STUDENTS, not patients! http://www.chilel.com/WhatIsChilelQigong/hospital.htm 3 comments to World’s Largest Medicineless HospitalLeave a Reply |
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I have to check this out when I go to China next week…
Glad to see you are still posting!
How strange the world works. I read over the article and found the link over to the school, where the teacher is doing courses this year…thanks for posting this Robin. I am going to see what he has available in the summer.
Oh, Marilyn, if you go, please let me know what you see/feel/experience/find out. I had understood from the last line of the article that the hospital was closed now. There’s a school? I also wasn’t sure the founder was still alive…(not sure why I think that). Do let me know what you find out.
I am studying chigong quite seriously right now and intent to be a teacher and one who can “prescribe” specific movements to people who come to me with specific issues. I dream about spending some months in China to really focus and learn more deeply. I’m not clear if this doctor’s method would fit for me…as it is his “rendition”. I love the idea, but I don’t know what it in reality looks like. From what I read there is healing of others involved. Somehow this doesn’t appeal to me.So….there you go! My thoughts for now on this! Thanks so much for writing and again, DO please let me know what you discover…including if/how an english speaking student could or could not participate/learn there.
Allllll the best,
Are you writing about your experiences there? I haven’t checked your blog in a while.
Robin