Categories: Teacher Accreditation & Training
Seijaku Accreditation Course, Melbourne, Kentucky
Melbourne, Kentucky
May 29-31
Host, Marlene Brown
It has been a good pleasure to have so many talented and great teachers attend the Seijaku certification. I would like to thank every one of them for coming and sharing all their different talents with us. Also thanks to Dale, Aida and Kathy for coming such a long way to audit the course. I would like to encourage any of you who might have played with the idea of sponsoring a Seijaku course to do it, it is well worth the effort.
This was my third audit and I finally feel the power of Seijaku! To me it does not feel like tension, it is more as if I’m flowing through an energy field, very refreshing but also quite humbling to feel such energy and joy with so little effort. Never thought it would be possible. Sometimes I get frustrated when Justin answers a question by telling you just to do TCC not to stand there and talk so much, well he is right–by practicing you will finally feel!
Thanks, Ed, for coming here and once again sharing and discovering with us all what TCC and Seijaku have to offer.
– Marlene Brown
In a non-attached state, I’m wondering where the chi will go from here.
– Kathy Vieth
Who needs sleep when we have Seijaku
– Ann Federspiel
What fun we’ve had! Thanks, Ed (and Justin and Noël too–for they were both here too), for a magnificent weekend–mellow, exciting, loving, chi-full
– Ann Perkins
Each time I come together with other TCC people it always feels like everyone is so connected to each other. Seijaku was no exception. Such a caring, compassionate, helpful, huggable group.
– Susan Evans
I have been doing T’ai Chi Chih for 10 years now and I was so amazed at the flood of Chi I received in Seijaku. I never imagined it could be so much more. The 1st day, the 1st time I did the JING the room got dark and I knew I would faint if I didn’t ground to the soles of my feel quickly. I did so and I could see everyone in the room again. I was sweaty and tingling from head to toe and rested so I could integrate this powerful new energy without blacking out, however I felt nauseated during the morning session. At lunch I walked in the woods and grounded some more, then took a nap. This took care of it and no more nausea or sweats took place. I am grateful to Ed and Justin for bringing this form of cultivating and circulating and storing more chi. I feel more at peace and joyful with who I am.
– Deborah Brown
Topics: Chi and Intrinsic Energy, Continuing Education, Group Practice, Seijaku, Teacher Accreditation
Originally appeared in: September 1998
