The Shift, Birth 2012, World Healing Day, World Tai Chi Qigong Day, Hundreds of Cites, 70 Nations
Published on 11 Dec 2012 by Bill Douglas
To kick off the Qigong Hub of The Shift Network's Birth 2012 celebrations, Qigong Masters Radio interviewed a series of qigong and tai chi masters to get their vision of where humanity is headed and how tai chi, qigong, and mind body arts will play a role in global evolution.
Eckhart Tolle, in his renowned Oprah Book Club pick book, The New Earth, wrote that Tai Chi, Qigong, Yoga, Meditation and mind body arts will be a crucial part of human awakening and evolution.
In this interview with Bill Douglas, Founder of World Tai Chi & Qigong Day and World Healing Day, Bill explains how that is already happening and having a massive effect in societies throughout the planet. Bill details how mind-body arts and sciences like Tai Chi offer a microcosmic model of how as individuals we can loosen our grip on old self definitions in a world changing at a blinding speed to lubricated the human psyche to become more adaptive and creative even under the stress of such massive change.
Bill offers a profoundly hopeful vision of where we are headed as a people, and how a few small changes can facilitate a quantum leap forward for humanity environmentally, economically, and socially. Quoting cutting-edge neurological and medical research he makes a solid case of how we could save trillions of dollars in future health care costs, and how that liberation of dollars could be applied to transforming global society into something so profoundly vast and beautiful that we can not yet even begin to imagine it with our current ways of seeing ourselves and our role in planetary evolution
Eckhart Tolle, in his renowned Oprah Book Club pick book, The New Earth, wrote that Tai Chi, Qigong, Yoga, Meditation and mind body arts will be a crucial part of human awakening and evolution.
In this interview with Bill Douglas, Founder of World Tai Chi & Qigong Day and World Healing Day, Bill explains how that is already happening and having a massive effect in societies throughout the planet. Bill details how mind-body arts and sciences like Tai Chi offer a microcosmic model of how as individuals we can loosen our grip on old self definitions in a world changing at a blinding speed to lubricated the human psyche to become more adaptive and creative even under the stress of such massive change.
Bill offers a profoundly hopeful vision of where we are headed as a people, and how a few small changes can facilitate a quantum leap forward for humanity environmentally, economically, and socially. Quoting cutting-edge neurological and medical research he makes a solid case of how we could save trillions of dollars in future health care costs, and how that liberation of dollars could be applied to transforming global society into something so profoundly vast and beautiful that we can not yet even begin to imagine it with our current ways of seeing ourselves and our role in planetary evolution
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