Yoga ,Tai Chi and Qi Gong Spring timetable 2014

Meditation testimonial
Hi Colin
Thanks you for that meditation.
It came by just at the right moment.
Was lots of love with a gentle but profound power.
Thank you so much. God I can’t believe you sent that to me at that specific time.
Thank you so much.
Jacques

Weekend retreat
” Colin’s Qigong retreat was simply the best I’ve experienced. He is a gifted teacher and brings a great sense of lightness to the practice. If more people could be encouraged to laugh and smile ,as we did in the group, the world would be a better place ” Richard

“I’ve been to three of Colin’s workshops and all have
been fantastic. Colin creates a warm, open environment and teaches with great depth and knowledge of the Qi Gong practice. It’s very enjoyable and beneficial for health, very grateful to Colin to have had the opportunity to learn skills for life at Amber Healing. It’s very interesting and insightful to work with different themes of practice and combined with meditation and heart warming cups of tea, it is truly a lovely healing place.”
Brenda

“Hi Colin,
I found the workshop very fascinating. Although it was my ‘first’ encounter to Qi Gong it felt familiar and resonated well, making it wonderful and relaxing to follow.

The parts that pleasantly surprised me were on working with the organs and its healing processes. I very much connected to this and felt great happiness in paying attention to my organs. It felt like my organs felt ‘seen’ this way and straight away worked with it. Another part I really loved was working in a ‘grounded’ method, that to me is highly valuable and makes the Qigong very interesting to learn further.

I am very happy Emma mentioned this workshop to do! The whole day being together – really enjoyed everyone: calmness in a good atmosphere – and being in meditation was really good, and I thoroughly enjoyed the deeper parts in the afternoon!

I am sure a lot more was going on, which may find a way to my ‘conscious surface’ somewhere along the way! What may be relevant is to mention: A massive headache appeared this morning (I barely ever have headaches), which I guess could be a release of some kind. A long deep sleep this afternoon and a painkiller has moved it off again, leaving me in a peaceful state to focus on my passion this evening: writing.
Thank you for living your passion and sharing your teachings!

But the Irish accents that flew over the table however… My my, I was totally lost sometimes..!! :) I guess I may have to visit more often to understand it better!

Warm regards”
- Wendy