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This is our information meta-portal. We host podcasts, vodcasts, interviews and presentations on cutting edge concepts. Ranging from fringe science to ancient wisdom and traditions.

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Interviews

Taoist Qi Gong emphasizes a harmony between movement and stillness. The 10 Exercises of this Set are relatively easy to learn yet give a tremendous benefit to the body.

A main feature of this Qi Gong set is the Meditation Stance. This posture which is a variation of Wuji Zhan Zhuang (Standing Meditation) is very effective for cultivating the body’s energy or Qi. Each exercise starts from this stance and returns to it.

 

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Movies & Documentaries 

The word “Reiki” is a combination of two Japanese words: “rei,” which means “God’s wisdom,” or “the higher power,” and “ki,” which means “life force energy.” 

“Ki is the life force energy that animates all living things,” Put together, “rei” and “ki” mean “spiritually guided life force energy.” 

 

Reiki therapy is a way of guiding energy throughout the body to promote the recipient’s self-healing abilities. The Reiki practitioner doesn’t cause the healing, nor are they the source of that healing energy; they’re a channel for the energy — similar to the way a garden hose acts as a channel for water

 

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Tropical Fruits
Yoga by the Ocean

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PRACTITIONERS

Natalia Irizarry

Dr. Tashi Dema

Dr. Jody Lewis 

Taneya Parks

Rev. Lea

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