May 12th, Wednesday
Authors Narrye Caldwell L.Ac. and Ted Mancuso appeared for a book signing at Gateways bookstore in Santa Cruz, California. Attended by about 20 this was the first book store viewing for Blossoms in the Spring. Just about everyone in the audience had practiced Qigong before so they raised some interesting questions. After a few comments on the history and principles of Qigong, people participated in single and partner exercises. One man reported, “You know your stuff, I could really feel that.” Members of the audience included Qigong practitoners, Yoga devotees and acupuncture students. Narrye gave a very clear and interesting breakdown on what exactly the “Five Branches” of Chinese medicine entailed.
Blossoms in the Gateways window among its friends.
At one point the inevitable question, “What is the difference between Yoga and Qigong?” was asked. What would you say to this?
Narrye keeping and eye on things while Ted starts drifting into the Land of Abstractions.
One listener had developed a strong interest in utilizing qi while painting, just as the Chinese masters had discovered centuries ago.
A shared moment of discovery.
People learned a “portable” version of the Blossoms in the Spring.
Next Blossoms Seminars:
with Ted Mancuso
Sunday, June 13th, 2010
11 am to 3 pm
at the Academy of Martial Arts
15070 Soquel Dr.
Santa Cruz
$60.00 (Half price to previous attendees reviewing form).
Call 831 475-1428
reelingsilk.com
with Narrye Caldwell L.Ac.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
10 am to 4 pm
at Five Branches University (San Jose campus)
3031 Tisch Way
San Jose
$60.00 5 hours/CEUs
Call 408 489-8268
narryecaldwell.com