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DESCRIPTION:\n\n \nCome stand like a tree in support of our tree sitters at UC 
 Berkeley’s Oak Grove on Sunday, March 4th, from 2-3 PM. Become initiated 
 into thesis of Dr. Michael Mayer’s book and learn how Tai Chi and Qigong 
 are initiatory traditions which stems from a long- lost lineage that 
 includes self- healing, spiritual unfoldment, self-defense and changing 
 your life stance through “shape shifting.” You'll learn why Standing 
 like a Tree Qigong (zhan zhuang) has been called “the million dollar 
 secret of qigong,” how the animal forms of Qigong can help you reactivate 
 your primordial self, and why Yi Chuan Walking Meditation adds something 
 vital to traditions of Walking Meditation. Sink your roots into an age-old, 
 cross-cultural shamanic tradition, which grew from adepts who studied 
 nature; this tradition has much to teach us today about how to adopt a 
 grounded stance, sink our chi, and keep our hearts open during times of 
 stress and as we are protesting injustice.\n \nDr. Michael Mayer 
 synthesized  Bodymind Healing Qigong, over 30 years of training with some 
 of the most respected Tai Chi and Qigong masters. Dr. Mayer is a 
 psychologist, Qigong teacher, and award-winning author of 10 publications 
 on Bodymind healing. He pioneered the integration of Qigong with Western 
 bodymind healing methods, co-founded an integrated medical clinic, presents 
 his approach to bodymind healing at hospitals, universities and 
 professional conferences, and is a keynote speaker. Michael’s book is, 
 Secrets to Living Younger Longer: The Self-Healing Path of Qigong, Standing 
 Meditation and Tai Chi. The accompanying DVD, Bodymind Healing Qigong, is 
 being used in trauma trainings by Dr. Besssel Van der Kolk, Medical 
 Director, the Trauma Center, Boston university Medical School. 
 www.bodymindhealing.com. . \n\n \n\nSusan Park is a Bay Area healer and an 
 artist who has been studying shamanic energy work since 2000.  More 
 recently she's been fascinated by and practices Plant Spirit Medicine, a 
 method that invokes the spirit of plants to heal.\nSusan will be sharing a 
 brief background on Plant Spirit Medicine, an indigenous tradition found 
 around the world.  She'll follow this by talking about her own experiences 
 with both learning from her teacher and engaging with plant 
 spirits.\n\nDavid Weinstein is a Bay Area writer, psychotherapist and 
 spiritual activist.  He will be presenting how to listen to the wisdom of 
 trees, how to 'hear' their stories and essences for healing and 
 transformation.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/03/02/18371629.php
SUMMARY:Qigong at UC Berkeley’s Oak Grove with Michael Mayer
LOCATION:Eastern edge of UC Berkeley Campus -- on Piedmont Ave between Bancroft and 
 Hearst, right in front of Memorial 
 Stadium\n\nhttp://www.saveoaks.com/SaveOaks/Find%20The%20Grove.html
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/03/02/18371629.php
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