Qigong

Yeah.

No, I, um, yesterday was my first day and my first class was, uh, Taiji in Qigong.

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

And so that really opened me up to energy and spirituality and really going deeper inside myself.

And then came Qigong.

And Qigong would be, you know, people have seen Tai Chi or like moving and breathing, kind of like yoga, but it's a lot like slow flow kind of experience.

And so when you're synchronizing your breath, with your movement you're really working with the meridians it's all chinese medicine and so with the huna and qigong put together i started just really building a foundation of energy healing and and that's how everything kind of started to merge is that uh you know sometimes teaching qigong i might lead somebody through a timeline therapy because that's what the energy is showing me or sometimes during a breakthrough session we actually pause and do some qigong right so there's And the Huna is all in there, right? We're doing higher self-therapy or Ho'oponopono or different spiritual processes that are helping you release baggage.

And so, yeah, it's all merged into this beautiful way of helping other people in ways sometimes I can't even explain.

But I don't know.

Is there a way you could, you know, elaborate more on this modality of change?

Yeah, Qigong.

That out of the way, today we are joined by our good friend, Joaquin Escobar.

He's a psychic healer and a Qigong teacher.

He has a YouTube channel called Esoteric Wisdom where he talks about that stuff and many other things.

We've known Joaquin for a couple years now, and we've gone on many trips with him.

Peru.

Uh, so many things, and he's become a good friend, but he has a lot to offer.

He's really well-practiced in, I guess you could say, the art of Qigong 'cause it is like an art, and it is a, a very, very efficient energy healing modality in my opinion.

Uh, and, and I used to do...

You've been a yoga practitioner for over 30 years and a yoga teacher for over 20.

You're also a certified yoga therapist, a Qigong instructor.

a nutritionist, author.

You work with individuals and small groups there in San Fran, in Adelaide, Australia, and of course online where you can talk to anyone in the world.

We met through yoga therapy.

So you've been practicing yoga for over 30 years, which is no short stint.

Now, what drew you to the path of yoga and indeed Qigong? And when did you know that these disciplines would become a part of your life's work? And how do you make them work together? Yeah.

I'm just doing maths in my head, and I'm realizing it's actually more than 40 years since I started yoga.

It was super lovely.

Had another ripper morning this morning for Qigong.

I have a sign.

Oh, my God.

I got this sign printed from Vistaprint.com. Not a plug, just letting you know where I printed it.

And it's this big orange sign.

Free community Qigong every Sunday at 8.30am. And it was so good this morning.

The sun was out.

It's all what you wanna focus on.

You could also focus your energy and do more, um, Qi Gong for psychic abilities.

So there's, there's all different types of where you wanna, you know, give your energy to, um, and, uh, but there's massive, uh, physical benefits.

I think all illnesses really spawn from just your own, um, essentially karma and, uh, these different aspects and these, these different multidimensional things that are actually occurring.

Yeah

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I, I think Qi Gong just kinda helps, helps move stuck energy-

Right.