Zhong Yuan Qigong Association of Canada

About ZY Qigong

Zhong Yuan Qigong (ZY Qigong) system integrates the physical, energy and spiritual anatomies and knowledge Based on Taoist and Buddhist practices. It is one of the most complete development systems in the world. Its teachings and learning come from the entire universe.

What We Do

Our organization is one of many groups that teach ZY Qigong worldwide. Its purpose is to develop and propagate teachings of ZY Qigong in Canada and the world, is to improve health, quality of life, Learn and develop human abilities beyond understanding.

Possibilities of the human body and its changes during qigong practice or/and healing applications

ZY QIGONG Education as part of normal human development.

Research of phenomenon's connected with receiving information using qigong methods (telepathy,farvision etc)

About our grand master Xu Mingtang

Xu Mingtang, PhD, Grand Master of Qigong, founder and president of the Mingtang International Fund, president of the Chinese Association of Zhong Yuan Qigong (ZYQ); counselor at the World Academic Society of Medical Qigong; and professor at the Joint Chinese-Western Hospital in Beijing; directs the Kundawell Institutes in Beijing, China and Seattle

Xu graduated from Xian University with a major in software engineering, then became a postgraduate student at Beijing University. He apprenticed at the American Center of Modern Computer Technologies, worked in the software laboratory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and served as a senior specialist at the Special Abilities Research Institute in Beijing.

Xu comes from a family of famous surgeons in China’s Hunan Province.

Since early childhood, Xu practiced Wushu from his great grandfather and learned Shaman (Wu Yi in Chinese) from his grandmother. In his school-years he started to learn spiritual healing and practice with his first teacher who was an 80-year Shaman-woman. That was the basic training of ZYQ system. When this great teacher went to sky, he was introduced to other teachers (who were her brothers) to continue ZYQ- practice.

In addition to his technical studies, he studied traditional Chinese medicine. During his third year of the university, he worked for a hospital as a diagnostician.

Since 1998 Xu has led the annual international ZYQ retreats in Shaolin. He currently conducts ZYQ seminars and demonstrates healing methods throughout the world.