Ferran Blasco (Enzo) Ferran Blasco is a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine and a Licensed Acupuncturist in the state of North Carolina. He has studied Zahori Art, geobiology and Sacred Geometry with Dominique Susani and Juan Saez, teaching, traveling and working in residential, commercial and sacred spaces both in Europe and the USA. Along with his Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine practice in Chapel Hill, NC, he has a Sacred Geometry consulting firm and teaches classes related to different aspects of Traditional Science. To contact him write to enzo@zahoriart.com Caryn Boyd Diel Caryn Boyd Diel, the founder of White Cloud Institute, has a full time healing practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She incorporates a lifetime of study in the areas of counseling, bodywork and hands on healing. Her training has taken her around the world. Caryn has a Masters degree in Education and Counseling from the University of California. She graduated from the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in New York, studied Medical Qigong at the Xi Yuan Hospital in Bejing, China and at the International Institute of Medical Qigong with Sifu J.A. Johnson. She is a Full Instructor with the Universal Healing Tao and has studied with Master Mantak Chia in Thailand. Will Brandenburg Born and raised in northern New Mexico. Has studied and practiced Chi Kung and Taoism for 6 years. He is in the process of becoming a certified Chi Nei Tsang practitioner, and is also working with Tao Yin, Tai Chi and various forms of alchemical meditation. Will plans to teach anatomy and the healing sounds in a unique way with children. Kerrilyn Chew Kerrilyn Chew is a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and a nationally board certified acupuncturist and Chinese herbologist. She has a passion for how subtle and energetic phenomenon affects the body, mind and spirit. Her specialty is a style of Japanese Meridian Therapy that uses non-insertive needle techniques to balance the meridian and organ systems. She is an assistant teacher in this system of acupuncture, under her sensei, T. Koei Kuwahara. She is a Qi gong practicioner and teacher and a student of Chi Nei Tsang and the I Ching. Her studies have taken her to China and Japan and most importantly, deep within. Robert Lee Camp Instructor Robert Lee Camp is an author, teacher and noted astrologer. Robert discovered an ancient and secret method of determining people's personal destinies. Using the Book of Destiny system he made successful predictions about many famous people. In 1991 Robert was initiated as a Grand Master in The Order of The Magi, whose main purpose is the preservation and dissemination of ancient esoteric knowledge. Livia Kohn Livia Kohn is Professor of Religion and East Asian Studies at Boston University . A graduate of Bonn University , Germany , she has spent many years pursuing research on medieval Daoism and Chinese long life practices. She has written and edited numerous books, including Taoist Meditation and Longevity Techniques (University. of Michigan, 1989), Daoism and Chinese Culture (; Cambridge, Mass.: Three Pines Press, 2001), Cosmos and Community: The Ethical Dimension of Daoism (Three Pines Press, 2004), and will soon publish Health and Long Life: The Chinese Way , an integrated survey of Chinese health practices, from acupucture to inner alchemy. Livia Kohn has practiced Taiji quan, Qigong, and meditation for over twenty years. She is also a certified instructor of Kripalu Yoga. She teaches regular yoga and Qigong classes in her local community as well as specialized workshops at various institutions, such as the New England School of Acupuncture. She has lived in Japan for a total of ten years and traveled widely in Asia, especially China , Korea , and Thailand . Aside from her native German, she is also fluent in Chinese and Japanese. Cara Levick Cara Levick, Children's Summer Camp Program Director is a student at the White Cloud Institute. A Natural Healer, she is studying Energy Medicine and Chi Nei Tsang, along with many other Taoist modalities to further personal growth. Cara will graduate this June with a certification in the Energy Medicine Program. She is dedicated to the spiritual and mental growth of our youth, and excited to greet each new smile. Juan Li Juan Li was born in 1946 in Havana, Cuba. He began his Taoist studies in 1965, majoring in Chinese studies at Brooklyn College. At this time he also began a special research study on the I Ching, a subject with which he is still deeply involved. During an 8 year residence in Nepal and India he was introduced to yoga practices by a variety of teachers. During annual treks in the Himalayas, Tibetan practitioners introduced him to the power walk and the importance of pilgrimage practice in spiritual evolution. In 1982, Juan Li met Master Mantak Chia for the first time, and began his study of the traditional Taoist internal energy formulas. Soon after this he began helping with the illustrations of Master Chia’s books. He is a senior instructor in the Healing Tao system, and an expert on the I Ching. Gilles Marin Gilles Marin, founder and director of the Chi Nei Tsang Institute in Berkeley, California, has practiced massage therapy since 1976. Originally from France, he studied there with Aikido Master Andre Noquet. Gilles moved to the United States in 1980, where he received his Black Belt in Aikido and studied Traditional Chinese Medicine with Dr. Stephen Chang. In 1983 he began studies with Master Mantak Chia and is certified to teach the International Healing Tao System and Chi Nei Tsang. Gilles has written “Healing from Within with Chi Nei Tsang”, and published two CDs on Bone Breathing & Dreaming and Sleeping Chi-Kung. He is currently writing two more books and producing a CD, “Healing from Within Chi-Kung”, a series of guided meditations for healing. Master Zhongxian Wu Zhongxian Wu is the recognized master of multiple lineages of classical Qigong, Taiji, and martial arts. He has instructed thousands of students in the art of Qigong and authored numerous works about Qigong and China’s ancient life sciences. He is also a sub investigator of a Qigong research program sponsored by the NIH. *For Reprints of his articles stop by the school on Luisa St. Master Yun Xiang Tseng 14th Generation Wudang Zhang San Feng Taoist priest, Master Yun Xiang Tseng was a child prodigy in Chinese martial and healing arts. At the age of six he was chosen by his master to learn the ancient wisdom of Wu Dang Tai Chi, Qigong and healing. From 6 yrs old he was raised and trained at a Wudang mountain Taoist temple, under the direction of grand master Li, 23rd generation Priestess of the Longmen branch, in the prac-tices of Taoist spirituality, healing and marital arts, including scripture, rituals, and ceremonies. He is a 24th generation Longmen priest who has taught Taoist teachings and treated thousands of patients in China and the U.S. with external Qi gong healing. Web site: www.wudangtao.com When he left the temple in 1982 he continued his study with many distinguished masters throughout China and received his BA in classical Chinese literature from the Teachers' University in Fijian. Celeste Yacoboni Celeste has always been inspired by her inward spiritual journey that manifests in her healing touch. She believes true healing comes from within. Celeste increases her energy by practicing internal Chi Kung during your session. With over 30 years of experience in bodywork, Celeste is a graduate of the New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts with Certifications from the Berkeley Chi Nei Tsang Institute and the White Cloud Institute. Her training encompasses Reflexology, Lymphatic Massage, Myofascial Release Work, Hot and Cold Stone Therapy, Energy Medicine and most passionately, Chi Nei Tsang (Taoist Abdominal Massage). She is nationally certified in Massage and bodywork and licensed in New Mexico as a massage therapist.

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