Sheng Zhen, the practice of unconditional love.

Baltimore Sheng Zhen Gong offers classes and practice sessions to learn this gentle, graceful form of qigong that promotes self-healing while reducing stress.

Composed of moving and non-moving forms as taught by Founding Master Li Junfeng, Sheng Zhen is so much more than just meditation. The practice creates a deep state of inner peace and a feeling of love and harmony with the universe.

Relax your body,
relax your mind.

Enjoy your practice,
enjoy your life.

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Sheng Zhen Gong—A Universal Aid to Healing
Local Practice, Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Local Practice, Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Sheng Zhen Gong—A Universal Aid to Healing
Local Practice, Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Local Practice, Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment

On Sunday, October 8 from 7 - 8:30 pm, Peter Van Buren will be the guest speaker at this month's Holistic Practitioners Discussion Forum. His talk will focus on the beneficial role Sheng Zhen Gong can play in any healing therapy. The forum is open to all holistic health practitioners of any type.  Read more.

Local Practice, Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Local Practice, Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
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Hello Baltimore
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Peter Van Buren Comment

In June, Baltimore's Single Carrot Theatre put their audiences on a bus and made the city sidewalks their stage with a boundary-breaking production titled, Promenade: Baltimore.

In preparation for the performances, the Artistic Director interviewed residents, including Peter Van Buren.  Theatre Fellow Lenee Freeman created a short video using one of Peter's quotes that speaks to the Sheng Zhen spirit.

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Relax . . . Let It Go
Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Relax . . . Let It Go
Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment
Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment

Master Li tells us all the time, “Relax.”

“Relax your whole body.” “Loosen your body.” “Relax more.”

According to traditional Chinese medicine, qi flows best when the body is relaxed. Conversely, lack of flow can cause qi to become stuck and murky, which leads to . . . Continue reading

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Thoughts on Sheng Zhen Peter Van Buren Comment