The Tao of Nature

Dr. Jes T.Y. Lim is the founder of the Qi-Mag Feng Shui international Institute and Grand-Master of Tao Geomancy. From his childhood on, he had the ability to communicate with nature and the world of plants. In his lectures and seminars, he teaches how to connect oneself with nature. It helps to resolve stress, to create harmony, and to become a conscious human being, able to communicate with nature's creatures and forces, in order to strengthen one's love, richness and good luck in these turbulent times. Various natural or man-made frequencies and energies are accumulated in our environment – Allow yourself to feel these energies and learn to work with them!

Contents of the course are among others:

• You experience the highest consciousness of the nature.
• You connect yourself with the Tao of nature and Mother Earth.
• You communicate with the consciousness of the trees, learning to converse and gently work with them, in order to heal yourself, other creatures, the land and our earth.
• Special Kundalini activation for increased sensitivity for nature and its creatures.
• You learn to improve your sensitivity, in order to receive signals from plants, trees and nature's creatures.
• You will become more aware of the healing frequencies of nature and earth.
• You will learn to identify and avoid geopathic stress zones (underground watercourses, geographic distortions and curls) which are emotionally draining and may cause over eighty percent of the human health problems.
• You learn how to apply the Tao Quantum Qi Healing, in order to heal yourself, the trees, and other creatures.

Under guidance of Dr. Lim and after a theoretical introduction, you will feel the energies directly in the nature, so you will take lots of experience and wisdom home with you from this seminar.

If you long for being in harmony and reconnecting with your natural environment, this seminar is the right choice for you!

Grand-Master Dr. Jes Lim teaches in English with German translation.

The course takes place from 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2.30 p.m. to 6 p.m., each with a 30 minutes coffee break. The evenings are reserved for optional group works.

List of seminars 2012