Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong: Self Healing for Women with Daisy Lee
At this pivotal moment, ancient practices have come forward to serve the greater good like never before — and this is uniquely true for women, who are in many ways the backbone of society.
When women are empowered to alleviate illness and disease in themselves and their families, it can make a life-changing, lasting difference in our world.
Daisy Lee created Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong to support women’s personal development and self-healing knowledge with movement techniques that are gentle, yet dynamic and highly effective.
Whether you’re experiencing a health challenge and want to accelerate your healing, or longing to increase your energy, reduce stress, and improve your mental focus — you can find new levels of wellbeing and rediscover yourself in a whole new way with Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong.
On Saturday, March 25, you’ll learn how to dissolve blockages in your flow of Qi, enabling your full life-force energy to move smoothly and radiate out into all aspects of your daily life.
In this hour-long free online event, you’ll:
- Be guided through The Lotus Rises Through the Muddy Water, an embodied movement practice for women that imparts peace, harmony, grace, and inner and outer strength — while releasing stagnation, increasing range of motion, and creating stability and strength in your arms and legs
- Explore the power of letting go and being present with what is — using movement as medicine to create a new blueprint for growth and lasting change
- Discover how you can be a proactive participant in your own healing — instead of solely relying on your doctors or practitioners to heal you
- Explore how Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong is both a self-healing technique and a tool for community building
- Understand why Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong is taught by women, for women, to address health concerns like menstrual pain, fibrocystic breasts, hormonal imbalances, and menopausal symptoms — and to empower them in their self-care, health autonomy, and the sharing of wisdom
Go here to watch the short invitation by Daisy Lee.
Just as the lotus flower rises up from its roots in the mud through the movement of water, Daisy will share how Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong can help you open and blossom — while releasing stress, breaking old patterns, grounding you in your natural grace and presence… and allowing your authentic gifts to flourish.
Live long, love life and be well!
Harold
P.S. In Experience Radiant Lotus Qigong for Women: Receive The Lotus Rises Through the Muddy Water Practice to Release Stress & Ground in Your Self-Healing Wisdom with Daisy Lee you’ll nourish your mind, body, and spirit with specific Qigong movements for women specifically designed to release trapped Qi, alleviate stress, increase your energy, and empower you to create optimal life balance.
We hope you’re able to catch the event as scheduled. But if you register and miss it, you’ll receive a downloadable recording as soon as it’s available.
About Daisy Lee
Daisy Lee, the founder and principal teacher of Radiant Lotus Qigong, leads workshops and teacher trainings internationally, both in person and online.
Daisy is a Level III Advanced Qigong Instructor and Clinical Practitioner certified by the National Qigong Association of America, and a past board member of the International Qigong Science Association in Beijing.
She has had the privilege of learning ancient Qigong traditions held by wisdom keepers in China, Tibet, and the West. With nearly 30 years of immersive studies and practical self-care knowledge, she continues to support people from all walks of life in their health and healing.
Daisy has guest-lectured in schools and hospitals in Europe, Asia, Australia, and at home in the U.S. and Canada, including at Johns Hopkins, Mount Sinai, and Women’s College hospitals. This year, she will be focusing on women’s health and empowerment, including a professional certification track in Radiant Lotus Women’s Qigong.
Daisy was presented with the 2020 Qigong Master of the Year Award by the World Qigong Congress in recognition of her impact on women’s health and healing.
