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How do you become a Qi-Chong Practitioner or teacher?

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Hi butterflies, here's my definition. One who practices Qi Gong exercises regularly is a practitioner. I would suggest learning a basic regime and sticking with it. To become a teacher, you must be able to teach another at least the basic level of Qi Gong. However, becoming a skilled teacher may require many years of practice.

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Aloha butterfly,

The technical answer regarding becoming a certified Spring Forest Qigong Practitioner is:

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Spring Forest Qigong (SFQ) launched an initiative in May of 2008 to train qualified individuals to become SFQ Level One certified instructors.

A curriculum has been established which trains these instructors to deliver an introduction to the healing power of Spring Forest Qigong in a simple, guided, and consistent manner. SFQ desires to rapidly expand its message to the world in order to achieve Master Lin's vision of "a healer in every family and a world without pain."

Applicants for this class are required to have a very good understanding of Spring Forest Qigong principles and elements, active exercises, and energy and healing techniques. Applicants also must possess a commitment to personal growth, a compassionate understanding of human nature, and an ability to guide others through their wisdom and love.

All applicants must have taken SFQ Level One, Level Two, and Level Three and must submit to a criminal background check. The certification class consists of

* A two-day intensive training and review of Level One material and techniques

* Competency reviews

* Presentations from applicants with peer feedback

* A wonderful opportunity to network with other instructors to discuss best techniques of implementing SFQ Level One training in their geographic areas

SFQ has trained more than 172 people from 29 states, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Europe to be recognized as Level One certified instructors.

If you are interested in becoming certified as a Level One instructor, please fill out the application form on the web site and return it as directed at the bottom of the application.

For more information on tuition and locations, please call the SFQ Center at (952) 593-5555.


Much Love, Shawn


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