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We are energy beings.  Energy infuses all living things; in fact, it
manifests in
all things - the earth, your computer, your chair, your thoughts, a tree.  
Energy gives us life and moves us through life.  It exists in a perpetual state of flux
and can never be destroyed - it simply changes form.

Energy is our natural medicine.  It is free and abundant, waiting
to be cultivated as a vital resource for healing.

I teach the powerful healing arts of
Yoga, Qigong, and Reiki.  These
three modalities work with a common thread - this life force energy.  Each system
employs a different approach toward the same goal - cleansing, restoring, and
rebalancing our energy system.  The only constant, of course, is change, and as
we react to life's continual ups and downs, our energy flow is affected.  We store
our emotions in the energy within our body and if we do this long enough without
relief, we develop physical tension, pain, and illness.  The answer to our modern
stressful living is in the wisdom of the ancient health systems that were designed
to promote balanced energy flow.  When our energy is flowing with ease, we flow
with ease in body, mind, heart, and spirit.

I invite you to read more about these healing arts on this site, along with the other
fusions of these systems that I practice and teach, including
EnerQi YogaTM,
Yin Yoga, Acu-Yoga, and the Qi Healing OasisTM.

I'd be happy to share in your journey toward balanced energy and vibrant health.

Namaste,




Lori Furbush E-RYT RMT

Located in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Northern California
 
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Join Lori for Yoga and Qigong

Healing Retreats

Bali, March 2010
Deep stretching, stillness, & healing
at the next


Yin Yoga Healing Session

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
7:15-8:45pm, $30
Be in this moment.
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YOGA
In the practice of yoga, which
originated in India, life force energy
is called
prana. Yoga practice
explores postures, mindfulness,
breathing, and meditation to open
up the channels (
nadis) for energy
to flow.
QIGONG
In the practice of qigong
(pronounced
chee-kung), which
originated in China, life force
energy is called
qi (pronounced
chee). Qigong practice employs
soft meditative movements and
postures, self-acupressure and
massage, breathing, focused
intention, and visualization to open
up the channels (
meridians) for
energy to flow.
REIKI
In the practice of Reiki
(pronounced
ray-kee), which
originated in Japan, life force
energy is called
ki (pronounced
kee). In a Reiki session, the
practitioner channels healing
universal energy through the
hands to facilitate the cleansing of
stuck energies and to direct fresh
new energy into the client.