“Thereʼs no thought separate from the body.ˮ

This is how our guest, Mary Morrison, an acupuncturist and Hunyuan Qi Therapist, views a world where modernization often leads us to perceive our bodies as problematic. She invites us to recognize the body's inherent capacity for healing and self-awareness, encouraging us to listen to the messages it communicates through symptoms and discomfort.

Mary brings a unique perspective considering Western Medicine as she steers us away from viewing the body as merely a problem to be fixed. Instead, she encourages us to see it as a wise teacher. Drawing from her extensive background in Chinese medicine (TCM), acupuncture, and Zhineng Qigong, Mary emphasizes the innate brilliance of the human body's design. By honing our awareness skills, we can begin to unravel the subtle messages encoded within our bodies, leading to greater self-understanding and holistic well-being.

Join us as we journey into the depths of bodily wisdom with Mary Morrison, exploring how embracing our innate wisdom can transform not only our health but also our leadership and way of being in the world.

Mindful Moments:

• Conflict originates in the body, viewing the body as a teacher. The relationship between knowing how to heal and understanding one's body.
• Retraining ourselves to be aware of our bodies.
• Transitioning from wellness to leadership and social responsibility in business.
• The body's innate self-healing abilities: Recognizing that many health issues don't arise spontaneously and utilizing human capacity for healing and awareness.
• Differentiating between interpretation and reality: Importance of paying attention to the body without immediate interpretation.
• The impact of negative storytelling on oneʼs health. Awareness and the wasting of Qi through resistance.
• Learning to use the body with intention and choice.
• The approach of not fighting a labeled disease but understanding it, contrasting with Western medicine's fixation on fixing issues.
• Reasons behind widespread sickness.
• Wisdom in Chinese medicine, the connection between thoughts and physical state.
• Qigong as a practice to open possibilities, not just a fix. Interpreting symptoms and discomfort as messages from the body.

Links & Resources

More about Mary: https://howweheal.info/about

Zhineng Qigong Methods: https://www.zhineng-qigong-students-hub.com/training-videos/

Learn how people have healed with Zhineng Qigong/ Wisdom Healing Qigong: https://www.zhinengqigonghealingstories.com/

Meet Britta and Master Liu here: https://hunyuanqitherapy.com/

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