Most people pursuing self improvement or spiritual transformation embrace two very important ideas that liberate and empower them. They realize that they are connected to the Divine and they also realize that their thoughts are creative.  These ideas are the core of the law of attraction. They explain why and how it works.

Have you ever considered what it would be like to be so powerful that every time you had a thought, it would manifest in the physical universe for you instantly? That would be power! Some would immediately run out and play the Lotto. 🙂 It has other implications of course. All illness could be eliminated. All poverty could be eradicated. We could create heaven on earth for each other.

Most systems of self improvement work toward this by helping you manifest what you want. Very few are complete. Many work for awhile and then stop. Why is that? In a few words, they are not holistic enough.

Some are metaphysical systems. They deal only with the mind. Some are physical systems that ignore the spiritual world. Some literally take you out of the physical universe as if it is of no use or consequence. This explains why so many “spiritual” people struggle with health issues.

To get what you want in 3D, on the earth, in your physical body, it is important to bring your spirit, mind and body together.

The system of Tai Chi Gung created by Lao Tzu more than 3000 years ago does this. It is a series of simple standing exercises with gentle balanced breathing that connects you with Nature. It recognizes that the Divine is as much in the physical world as He/She is outside of it.

By honoring the immortal vibration in Nature, you increase your frequency as well. The earth, water, fire and air in you merges with that life force. Anything in the way is naturally brought up for review and released.

When you do Tai Chi Gung, you learn how the mind works to increase health too. As you practice, you become aware what depletes your health and you learn how to change it. Most people are simply unaware that all their thoughts are creative. Even the ones locked in their unconscious mind.

Here is the 4th basic standing exercise we do in a regular Tai Chi Gung class. It’s called Tai Chi Swim. It balances the right and left side of the body, pulls chi into the body and strengthens the immune system.

Master David Paul shares live Tai Chi Gung classes here every week. A live class has more life force than just practicing by yourself.  As we do the Tai Chi Gung exercises together, we’re not only raising our personal vibration, speeding healing, improving our health and increasing synchronicity for ourselves and those we love; we’re raising the vibration for the whole earth.

When there are hundreds of people doing Tai Chi Gung together live, we bring light to the earth in a very dynamic way. We are doing what the Lamas in Tibet call an “action affirmation”.  It is a way of showing gratitude to the earth that sustains us.

When do classes meet?

Tuesdays and Thursdays:  7:30-8 a.m. (MT)

Thursdays: 7:30-8:30 p.m. (MT)

What is the cost?